12 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1928
Page
1
The Toreadoors aim for revenge against the Toreadoks as the league regular season ends. Pacing and strong fielding push Popatkers to lead, while near missing key players and uncertain lineup leave fans hopeful for a dramatic playoff battle.
The readable fragments describe a distant time with mentions of a person and a display. Specific names, dates, places, or concrete actions are not clear in the shuffled text. Further context is needed to form a proper newscard.
A distorted report describes a six week disappearance of Maximilian Bond with a jet plane Spirit of BE Pater and a search for new material. Archaeological notes at Pella hint at old jokes and car roads. Publisher Hickin notes repairs and a chance for readers.
The Spice company officers were organized and elected at a 1982 meeting. Directors named D. R. Lance, W. Maibach, W. Bodager, Inya Beery, D. W. Gatehouse, B. G. Branigan, E. K. Sheffield, H. A. Starn, J. G. Young and A. L. Bort. The report notes the event echoes last year's game context.
A fragmented account describes a Boy Scout Camp program shaping good habits, character and discipline in youths through outdoor activities. It emphasizes the camp's role in building piety, duty, teamwork and social skills as part of a carefully planned schedule.
A Sunday accident near Bowling Green involved Frank Reimer and another driver on Route 94 just south of town. Reimer, traveling with his wife and son, was hurled from his car after a side-road crossover collision. Both cars overturned, with minor injuries to witnesses and family members. The scene, occurring along Boxe Road, prompted medical aid and a transport to Wayne County Hospital for evaluation. Authorities investigated the wreck as memories of a prior collision lingered.
The Rittman team edged Greenyilla 41 but needed solid hurling and timely hits for the win. A strong mound performance by Gebred and steady defense kept Greenyilla at bay as Rittman capitalized on a barrage of hits and running to secure the victory.
The Akron Boxboard squad, touted as the Class A league leader, aims to secure the section championship. Next Saturday at 3 p.m. they face Rittman on the Ohio Boxboard athletic field with a decisive game for the title.
A damaged auto wreck near Rittman involved four people. Elmer drove the vehicle and the party included children and a Junior, with the incident occurring around 6 o'clock. Details are incomplete due to the damaged text.
Mr. and Mrs Bechtel, long time owners of a delicatessen and restaurant in Rutthan, are compelled to retire due to health. They will travel for a few years while keeping Rutthan as their home. The building was not sold in the transaction.
A Wednesday blaze started in rubbish and grass along north Swartz Road near the town, prompting a call to the fire department. The fire threatened nearby structures but was brought under control before causing serious damage.
Officials announce an extension of the summer school term and encourage students to enroll. The notice lists the extended dates and directs Petes and others to register at the district office during weekend hours.
A garbled OCR passage references an aviation or vehicle scene with mentions of hats aero and a toad. Names and clear actions are unreadable, leaving uncertain details about a car tear, fenders, and a figure named Jase. The fragment hints at a passage encountered during a conflict or accident but lacks coherent facts.
Kroger will open a new grocery store in Rittman near the pump area cited in local notices. The exact opening date and business hours are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a forthcoming retail addition to the community.
A man identified as William H. Shackleford was brought before the court and found guilty of a crime. He was fined $100 and ordered to post a bond.
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