Local residents and visitors frequent Gana Fulton Canton area
Shinersburgh residents Mr and Mrs Charles Hummel called in Gana Fulton and Canton on Wednesday. Mrs Rudolph Kraus of Barberton returned home Monday after a two week visit with her sister. Evangeline Gish and Simon Quinger visiting Coshocton county. Ak ron business caller Mrs E Schumacher. Henry Conover and family moved into Wilbur Frank home corner. Relatives in Cleveland Monday. Ella Mae Emch recovering from measles. Gall Gish visited relatives in Youngstown. E C Schumacher and son visited Ralph Fixler in Milton Center. Ford Thompson and family in River Styx to see Grandma Fernsworth ill from fall. Brenneman returns from Chicago for summer. Froelich family from Akron visiting Ed Erich. Maydell Thompson from Barberton visiting here. Brenneman sisters at Chippewa Lake. Mildred Gerberick begins waitressing at George Acker in Wadsworth. Ed Emch and son Everett business callers in Haston and Doylestown. Carrell Wright and Hattie Thompson visited Sharon Center. Freda Winkler spent Sunday with Ida Emch. John Gerbertok and family attended Carn reunion at Wooster fair grounds. Josephine Luikart returns from Columbus for summer. Kra Boyer in Akron and Cleveland. Loch Lyman field workers Gish Yaul Brenneman Everett Paul Emch Harold Don Thompson. A W Jolly and Mre R WY Brunner of Kenmore visited E C Schumacher Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hummel
Gana Fulton
Canton
Rudolph Kraus
Barberton
Andrew Frelica
Evangeline Gish
Simon Quinger
Coshocton County
E. Schumacher
Akron
Henry Conover
Columbia Ky
Wilbur Frank
Yu Preleh
Retir Tives
Cleveland
Ella Mae Emch
Gall Gish
Youngstown
E. C Schumacher and Son
Ralph Fixler
Milton Center
Ford Thompson
River Styx
Ann
Grandma) Fernsworth
Ed Emch
Everett
Haston
Doylestown
Carrell Wright
Hattie Thompson
Sharon Center
Freda Winkler
Ida Emch
Kra Boyer
Onign Fields
Loch
Lyman Gish
Yaul Brenneman
Paul Emch
Harold
Don Thompson
Jolly
R WY Brunner
Kenmore
E. C Schumacher
Sunday Visiting Cast From Barberton to Area Homes
Sterling Mr and Mrs Rogers of Barberton and Mr and Mrs Dan Lavaux were Sunday guests of D C Steiner. N M Hoff spent Sunday evening in East Palestine Ohio. Jacob Herman Roy Burkett visited M and Mrs S M Hoff, Sunday. G B Lee and family of Lorain were Sunday guests of S A Slemmons and family. Vanzile of Nankin visited their mother Mrs Mame Johnson Sunday. Emily Slemmons visited friends in Creston Friday. Jay Brenneman of Rittman spent Sunday with his parents Peter and Mrs Krabill. A timber from here attended the ball game in Cleveland Monday. L L Toland of Rittman was a town caller Monday. Clara Barnhart, ill, remains confined. N B Rawson and wife Wooster callers Saturday. D B Johnson and Emma Rabili visited Akron friends last week. Lydia Dawson left Tuesday for several months in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Barberton
Dan Lavaux
D. C Steiner N. M. Hoff
East Palestine
Ohio
Jacob Herman
Roy Burkett
S M Hoff
G B. Lee
Lorain
S. A. Slemmons
Vanzile
Nankin
Mame Johnson
Emily Slemmons
Creston
Jay Brenneman
Ritturan
Peter Krabill
Cleveland
L. L. Toland
Rittman
Clara Barnhart
N. B. Rawson
D. B. Johnson
Emma ¥Rabili
Akron
Rittman Growing Amid Rapid Local Development
The town of Rittman reports noticeable growth with many new homes under construction and planned for permanent residence. Vacant lots are filling as the town undergoes steady expansion, marking an unprecedented period of development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Civic Service Examinations Planned Across Ohio
State Civil Service announces assembled and non assembled exams on June 18 in Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Toledo Cleveland Mansfield and Athens for numerous posts including accountant auditor registrar helper at Ohio State University bacteriologist bookkeeper and many other technical and supervisory roles. The official bulletin with full details will be mailed free to interested applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Civil Service Commission
Tax Commission
Division of Securities
Ohio State University
Gibraltar Island
College of Medicine
Orient State Hospital
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Cleveland
Mansfield
Athens
Mansfield Reformatory
Bureau of Appointments
Ohio University
Pastureless Cow Shatters Dairy Reliability View
The Larrowe Institute reports cow No 76, an ordinary Holstein, produced 36 gallons daily in 1924 on grain and hay with no pasture. In 1925 after a pasture period, production rose briefly to 64 gallons, then declined to 2.6 gallons as grain was cut. After full pasture again, daily output fell to 11 gallons by day 280, arguing grain plus summer pasture yields steadier milk than grass alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics
Bedford
Mich
Institute
Public sale of household goods in Rittman Ohio
J B Gatehouse auctioneer will sell at 1 pm on Saturday June 5 1926 at the residence on N Fourth street Rittman Ohio a large list of household items including a library table mahogany Victrola 38 records dining chairs rugs dressers kitchen furniture sewing machine refrigerator ice cream freezer and more with terms to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Rittman
Ohio
Golden Star
J.B. Gatehouse
J. J. Wein
Acme grocery pioneer recalls canned food rise and price cuts
Fred W Albrecht of Akron, president of the Acme chain, recalls the battle to popularize canned foods. He cites strained tomato, College Inn chicken, and pineapple as examples of early trials, carload orders, and price reductions from high costs to lower, steady sales today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Albrecht
Akron
Acme
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shinersburgh
Grace, Margaret and
Mary Brenneman
Chippewa Lake
Mildred Gerberick
George Acker
Wadsworth
John Gerbertok
Mildred Frances Estean
Johnny
Wooster Fair Grounds
Josephine Luikart
Sterling
Lydia Dawson
Missouri
Busi
Akron Truss Co
Aken
Akren, Ohio
Goodrich
Goodrich Silvertown
Elmer Maurer
Auto Supplies
Rittman,ohio
Ena Acento
Chevrolet
B. Filet
Michigan
Oravicce
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