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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
7
Sofin Joseph Gaines discusses the lumbar spine as a sturdy, vital housing for the spinal cord and nerves. He argues vertebrae are not easily displaced, warns against belief in spinal misalignment as a disease cause, and notes a short-arm jolt or Leyden spark can have therapeutic uses when applied with understanding.
Creston attorney and longtime resident Price Russell announces candidacy for the general assembly. Former Wayne County representative, ex executive clerk to governors Cox and Donahey, and long service on the state board of pardons and paroles, his experience aims to bolster Democratic support and local enterprise ties. Russell plans a systematic campaign.
Marketing problems will be discussed at the sixth summer session of the American Institute of Co-operation to be held July 7 12 at Ohio State University. Leaders officials and educators will present results from the federal farm board and the federal marketing act. More than 100 representatives from farmers business organizations colleges and universities extension services and public agencies are expected.
The document outlines aims to clarify thought on the movement and to bring Kreatornity of actron through cooperative agencies, assisting elevational institutions to improve teaching and guard it in cooperation. The Institute is controlled by 33 Mittelpaiting organizations with officers L B Palmer Columbus chairman D Sanders Seattle Washington Wild C ER Hough Hartford com vive chairmen Charles W Holman Washington secretary and I W Herps Baltimore treasurer.
Mike Miller aged 60, native of Austria, was killed Sunday afternoon when he stepped in front of a passenger train near Creston. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Murray's Funeral Parlors with burial at Maple Mound Cemetery officiated by Rev. Stont.
Judge Ross W Funk of Wooster filed his declaration of candidacy for a second full term as judge in the Ninth State District. Attorney Dan C Funk of Wooster signs the document with support from about three hundred representative men and women from parts of the district.
The article notes Judge Funk, first appointed then elected to the Court of Appeals, won a full term by a 43 613 vote majority. It describes his career from Wooster and Wayne County, his education at Wooster College and Cincinnati Law School, and his service as Wooster City Solicitor and Wayne County Inter Prosecuting Attorney. It also lists his affiliations and praises his record and the court's composition in Pontific district.
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