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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
3
A sobering cluster of editorial directives and local notices appears, urging timely submissions for Monday deadlines and detailing advertising rates while outlining subscriptions and business contact points at a specific address. It also covers a program of performances, including concert pieces and vocal recitals with speakers and the featured artist.
A collage of local acquaintances recounts visits, travels, and events in Sterling and nearby towns. Mentions include Creston commencement, Akron and Cleveland visits, Memorial Day plans, and farm news such as milk shipments and residents moving or visiting relatives.
Bible School Sunday at 9 00 a m led by H A Slem hens. Preaching Sunday at 10 30 a m. Evening preaching at 7 00 p m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 00 p m led by E T Boone class leader.
Proaeling services every alternate Sauda at 1030 AM and 730 Fe Sandsy school at vy ou AM. We covet the prayer and the presence of all lovers of Bible truth. We have but two coins which are, the edification of God's people, and, the salvation of the last Come bring someone with you.
Paul Perrened born March 25 1855 in Le Ponts Martel Switzerland died May 24 1915 at Worcester Hospital aged 60 years 2 months 19 days He emigrated to the U S in 1877 settled in Wayne County lived with Peter Kauffman naturalized citizen respected neighbor and husband to Adele Beyler five children survive Widow mourns Also a Reformed church member Funeral May 27 at United Brethren Sterling with Rev J S Jones officiating Interment Union Cemetery under Knights of the Maccabees auspices
We thank friends and neighbors for services during the illness and death of our husband and father Paul Porteno. Gratitude to the singers led by EO fart for floral offerings and to the R T M Lodgy for attending the funeral. MRS PAUL PERRENOD AND FAMILY
Junction Tent No 357 The Maccabees Sterling Ohio May 27 1916 resolves to mourn Sir Knight Paul Pere nod in his duties protecting loved ones and to extend sympathy to his widow and children The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and copies sent to the family Rittman Press and records
A fragment recounts a one handed man in Utah who bought four acres in Malterm Valley and supported a fourteen member family with produce from irrigated land. The writeup contrasts able bodied neighbors with the self reliant worker and notes the hardship of reliance on outside aid.
Sunday suspects Edward Pertenad and Fran drove to Sterling and hitched horses in a shed. They found their coats missing from buggies after a quick search of rail yards. Four men were located near a bridge. the fourth confessed and hid the coats. The man was released due to no local jail.
A garbled alert warns of Howard Earl planning to buy a new gear and to exceed speed limits. Authorities promise no senior constables will deter him. Citizens warned to beware as a red streak could appear, with potential harm to animals and people. The culprit’s name is withheld in this writing, but may be known to Earl himself.
Hospital physicians ruled the death of Paul Perrenod at Woostr Hospital on May 24 caused by liver enlargement and hardening after a prolonged illness. The report notes he had been ill for more than a year and died under medical care.
A fragmentary OCR style notice describes a pursuit of criminals named Mourshidl Sabotmer ar Reto atst Cans utile deny sar were ce reba Cort. The text references police actions, boats, and a court term with unclear names and dates, indicating a police chase or investigation episode.
An old contest ad presents 36 orchard trees in 6 by 6 rows. Readers must remove six trees while keeping six trees per row. If answered correctly, one winner gets a $275 piano. if multiple answer, prize is a $200 cash pool divided among correct responders. Mail or bring entry by Monday June 7th to Contest Dept.
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