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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
The column notes President Roosevelt’s confidence that his recovery program will curb low spirits and prevent inflation this session. It cites debates over currency expansion and mentions figures like Dr Sao-Ke Alfred Sze and Huey Long, with comments on lobbyists and political contrasts.
Memorial Day observances honored not only military heroes but workers of peace from governors to editors. Proclamations urged citizens to remember departed relatives and public figures, with radio tributes from 206 stations and sermons stressing daily remembrance beyond a single day.
Gardeners should inspect young plants for cutworm damage such as stems severed at the base or tops eaten. Cutworms hide underground by day and feed at night. hand picking is effective in small gardens, while poison bran mash works for larger infestations. The bait is toxic and should be kept away from children and livestock. apply at dusk in heaps along rows.
The article notes that native Canadians may immigrate to the United States without quota restrictions if they meet other immigration requirements and pay the standard fees. A certificate proves legal entry and five years residency is needed to pursue citizenship.
Safety committee of the Ohio Safecombi le association promotes ten driving commandments to reduce highway accidents. The list urges passing only when safe, signaling turns, maintaining safe following distances, stopping at crossings, and reducing speed on curves and fog. Statistics for January to April 1935 show 2 742 accidents, 198 deaths, and 2003 injuries on state highways outside cities, with increases from 1934.
Local residents hosted and visited friends and relatives on Decoration and Memorial Day. Names include Mrs Lester Tuttle Rhinehart Akron Mrs Allie Arthur Miss Nettie Morehead Cleve land Miss Isabel Buchanan Noblesville Ind Mr and Mrs Harmon Owen Pennsylvania and many others from Akron Mansfield Canton Wadsworth Willard Lorain and Cleve land in gatherings at homes and with outings at Killbuck Creston and local towns.
Judges of the Muskingum Conservancy Court will meet in New Philadelphia to rule on Official Plan amendments after further testimony from objectors and engineers. They urged cancellation of the Sandyville and Magnolia tepees and retention of the Freeport dam. Decisions will guide railroad relocation and Mohawk dam litigation as US Engineers set bid dates for multiple projects across the district.
Prices for horses have spurred renewed interest as 22 counties report organized draft horse or colt show associations, most formed recently. Experimental turkey feed recommendations are being distributed by county agricultural agents in Pennsylvania. In Ohio, 47,383 corn and hog growers have applied for AAA contracts.
The text lists plants that could substitute for graxy beneath trees including periwinkle, English ivy, ojuga, and euonymous radicans.
Annoying head colds relief offered by antiseptic oils and known ingredients. Stop in at your druggist for a small jar at Zoroma and use a prescribed paste with a bland ant. It is soothing and healing with other uses and costs little.
In pursuance of probate court order the Charles Holderbaum estate offers real estate in Rittman village Wayne County Ohio for public sale on a June Sunday at 2 PM. The 75 foot by 75 foot lot fronts North Main Street and College Street and is described as Lot 1 in McDowell’s Second Addition and Lot 109 after 1916 renumbering. Restrictions include no building taller than 25 feet front setback for 15 years and no sale of intoxicating liquors on the lot. Property appraised at 2300 dollars with sale to be cash and not below two thirds of appraised value. References to Wayne County Records and local attorneys Wolner and Welmor Wooster Ohio. Publication dates May 9 16 23 30 and June 6.
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