George Tinsler Returns to Kroger Store Leadership
George Tinsler, formerly in Rittman, now manages the Kroger grocery in Akron’s Highland Square area. He previously worked months at Highland Square Market in Wo Market Street, Akron, in vegetables and dairy. Russell Tinkey serves as special manager for the company during vacations, with Tinsler living with his wife and child while opening his new Kroger location.
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Rittman
George Tinsler
Kroger Gon Ceryatore
Tinsler
Huze Highland Square
Wo Market
Akron
Russell Tinkey
Uifs
Legion Prepares Tough Weekend Home Game Versus Mansfield
The American Legion baseball team hosts Mansfield Goldsmiths on Sunday after two weeks on the road with promising chances. Zureher pitches for the Legion while Hall and Zuercher share duties, following a 11-5 win over Lakemore last Sunday aided by timely hits from Breece Brown Halers and L Snyder.
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American Legion
Mansfield Goldsmiths
Mansfield
Zureher
Legion
AX Tron
Dick Clayton
National AC
Wooster
Halers
Snyder
Hall
Zuercher
Rittman
Rittman Legion
Important Meeting of Amoaivan Lee on UAdbury
An important meeting of Amoaivan Lee on UAdbury is called for all members to attend. Participants are requested to be present and prepared to discuss agenda items.
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Amoaivan
Uadbury
Building Jobs Progress At City Hall Site
Construction on the municipal building advances with second floor decking planned soon and steel girders in place for an auditorium. City Hall stone slab set above the main door as Shell Station work nears completion and sidewalk grading continues along the block south of the square.
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City Hall
Shack
Orrator
Finish St. Ann’s Church Painting Nears Completion
Work at St Ann Catholic church progresses with four men under Paul Marshall. The paneled auditorium has been waxed and varnished. communion rail to be white and walnut. side altars to white and gold leaf. pack wall finished in white and tan. balcony and doors refinished to match paneling.
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St Ann Catholic
Paul Marshall
Marshall
Birth Announcement for Bauman Daughter near Rittman
Mr and Mrs Ward Bauman living southeast of Rittman welcomed a daughter on Sunday.
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Ward Bauman
Rittman
Sunday
Rittman Strike Editorial Urges Return to Work Pact
The editorial urges 700 striking workers to end the Ohio Boxboard Co walkout. It questions picket tactics and calls for a union vote to return to work, urging readers to sign a front-page pledge. The press will publish poll results with names omitted to show community will.
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Rittman
Ohio Boxboard Co
Landis Family Modernizes North St bungalow project
Mrs Jax Landis and her sons Willard and Owen are remodeling a North Street bungalow opposite the First Street school. The front three rooms will be a modern story and a half with a two story rear section for a sloping lot. Owen and E J Johnson did most work. Willard drew plans and supervised. Occupancy expected by mid August.
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Jax Landis
Willard
Owen
North St
First Street
E. J. Johnson
Bernard Edscovite to Attend Webst Hall Classes in Pittsburgh
Bernard A Edscovite will leave Sunday for Pittsburgh to attend classes at Webst Hall starting in August. The program includes foot care and shoe fitting taught by Dr Hill of New York City, a foot specialist.
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Bernard A Edscovite
Pittsburgh
Webst Hall
Hill
New York City
Jamin Easton Receives Honored Band Invitation
Jamin Easton son of Mr and Mrs Jay Easton attends the Ohio Band Camp at Cedar Point Bakers Hotel visiting Governor Davey and his son Martin Jr. The group toured Ford Greenwich Village in Detroit and will present a shell concert at the Great Lakes Exposition on Sunday August 16 where Jamin joins a quartet. He plays clarinet saxophone violin piano.
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Jamin Easton, Jr
Jay Easton
Ohio
Bakers Hotel
Cédar Point
Martin L. Davey
Martin
Jamin
Kent
Ford
Greenwich Village
Detroit
Baltimore and Ohio restarts limited passenger trains
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reinaugurates discontinued passenger service from Washington to Cincinnati starting July 26 to meet rising demand after recent fare reductions. Trains will run with convenient connections at both endpoints and along en route. Omaha reports drought harming business as heat and dryness reduce activity across several sectors.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Cincinnati
Winning Free Telephone Call Prize At Local Expo
The Ohio Bell Telephone Company held a Funny Exposition at Cheveland where Mr Gilbert and his parents won a free long distance call by selecting a lucky number. A demonstration call let visitors listen as others converse with friends or relatives anywhere in the state. Spectators enjoyed humorous incidents as the caller ignored operator warnings about listeners.
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Cheveland
Ned Giibert
Ohio
Ohio Beth Telephone
Ben Franklin Store Expands in Rittman
Elsass Brothers report strong opening week at their Ben Franklin 5c to $1.00 store in Rittman. They plan women’s wash dresses, GE display, and 100 new items including bowls and polo shirts via Ben Franklin cooperative buying.
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Elsass Brothers
Rittman
Ben Franklin
Edward Elgass
General Electric
Meals at 13 Cents Highlight OSU Cooperative Dining
At Ohio State University last year 300 men and women in cooperative dormitories ate meals at a cost just over 18 cents each. Dietitian balanced menus helped most students gain weight through the program and its affordable fare.
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Columbus
Ohio State
University
Aoe O
Owens Honored by Fellow U S Olympic Team Members
University track star Owens was honored by fellow members of the U S Olympic team. The brief note highlights Owens recognition among peers for athletic achievement.
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Columbus
Jease ‘Owens
Onid
Fanteck
Memb
Érs
Ua. S. Olympic
Soar
Trial of Press Riot Prolonged in Wooster Jurors Sought
The trial of 11 men charged with forcibly closing The Rittman Press plant continues in Wooster with juror questioning resumed at 9 pm. Forty plus jurors were examined. several seats remain vacant as defense objections and union opposition influence juror selection.
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Rittman Press
John van Nest
Common Pleas
Wooster
Robert Critchfield
Stanley Denlinger
Akron
0Lywin of
Howell
Daus Fel Stewart
Harnld Swope
Worthaloim
Quadas Winkler
Mra
Fonn Fiscus
What Mraths
Ray Grunder
Crayton
D. I Wolly
Shrove
Carlton
Ethel McFadden
West Silom
William Fritz
Trial Highlights in Chester Town Ship Case
Proceedings feature intense questioning by prosecutor and defense. Witnesses, including Jay Kaifman, arrive by bicycle. defense seeks postponement while jurors glimpse courtroom moments and a photographer captures recess.
Don Adams Wins Game With Homer For Akron Team
Don Adams hit a homer in the last inning to lift Akron in a Tuesday night game against Goodrich and Spmn. Cigars by Bell held the visitors to only a single hit. Hade, Hatey, Baker, and Thady contributed solidly on defense and offense in a low scoring contest.
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Don Adams
Akron
Goodrich
Spmn
Bell
Galohouse
Hensal
Hatey
Baker
Thady
Good Gee Aeeonae Atl Hake
Jimmy Stem On New Broadcast Series At WHK Cleveland
Radio station WHK in Cleveland launches a weekly program series starting August 5 to showcase radio talent with audience recognition in mind. Jimmie Brem of Stittman is chosen for the first show featuring works by Wakefield Cadmus Berlin Jacobs Bond and a request for local listener cards to encourage return broadcasts.
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WHK
Cleveland
James
Jimmie)Brem
Trittman
Jimmie’s
Charles Wakefield
Irving Berlin
nJust Jawearyin
Carrie” Jacobs
Bond
Jimmy
Stittman
Laveland
Josty Erlang
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Legion Strikes
Shell
St. Ann’s
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Rittmann
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Vaay Srt
Ty Gays
Willow
FOOT
Jamin Easton
Omaha
Ned Gilbert
Reeces
Critchford Wald
Wever
Denlinger
Joe Guborsky
Isaiah Sebauwp
Chester Town
Criteh Fell
Pentinger
Ultra
Denting
Bates
Critchfield
William Dechtel
Bechtel
Harrison
Jay Kaifman
Homer
Jimmy Stem
Central ‘Park
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