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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
6
A United States Employment Service report says at least 2,000,000 men found work last year through federal and state cooperation with the American Legion. The program pairs jobless workers with available positions via government and labor service agencies to ease unemployment nationwide.
The American Legion expands its 5 million endowment campaign with a new Endowment Fund corporation to manage assets. National Commander James A Druine announces the structure with officers and directors, aiming to cover all states from the South to the East and West regions to secure benefits for disabled veterans and orphans of World War I.
Charles W Paddsk of Los Angeles dubbed the world's fastest human seeks to promote track and field through World Athletics. Loren Marechison recently began touring the world under athletic associations and governments to boost international competition and peace via sport.
A humorous column features a musical poem about a yellow pipe of clay as a treasured possession. It notes Ye Editor may perform the song for readers and jokingly promises autographed copies, while lampooning editorial self-promo and the column’s filler nature.
Thursday visits include Mrs Russell Kelley and son Louisa at Herbert Skelley’s North Walnut Street home. Families move to Akron and Dayton for work and sanatorium stays. Local pump salesman McClure earns trip from Duro Pump contest. several relatives travel to Michigan for treatments. Community events span church unions and Young People’s activities as attendance rises to eighty. Births, visits, and medical updates weave through Millersburg, Marshallville, and Applecreek area notices.
Public auction of household goods at residence in Sterling Ohio on Saturday August 8 1925. Items include oak dining set, chairs, sideboard, kitchen cabinet, stove, wash machine, sewing machine, leather furniture, rugs, curtains, dishes, cider press, lard press, kettles, utensils, cultivators, scale, barrels, chickens and other articles. Auction starts at 1 o clock.
Under a new law enacted July 21 the county auditor now controls license distribution, replacing the Secretary of State. Applicants must file detailed information including bill of sale, file numbers, ownership, purchase date, and whether the vehicle was listed for personal property tax. Duplicate certificates and tags require sworn statements before a notary, with a waiting period. Last year 3,574,880 farm owned autos existed in the U S.
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