Local Barber Joseph Sherrick and Miia Hatfield Wed in Wooster
The couple married in Wooster at 9 30 after a Western trip planned by Joseph Sherrick, a popular barber. They will travel about 10000 miles over a year, aiming for California someday, with fishing and sights along the way. Hatfield, daughter of Almond Hatfield, served as assistant post mistress.
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Joseph Sherrick
Miia Bertha Hatfield
Rittman
Chevrolet
Wooster
Wagar
California
Joe
Sherrick
Miss Hatfield
Almond Hatfield
Here
Rittman Grange Plans Literary Programs and Smile Night
At a May 25 special meeting, Rittman Grange arranged for Canaan Grange to present a literary program on June 3. Rittman will host refreshments. sisters are asked to bring cakes. A Smile Night is set for June 16 with the play Spriggin's Quiet Afternoon and other stunts. On June 20 Rittman will visit Canaan Grange and present the literary program. June 22 the local group will entertain the young people of Rittman Grange.
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Canaan
Grange
Rittman Grange
Spriggin
Canaan Grange
Oura
Sale of Highbred Stock N. D Holstein sale in Cleveland
Bixler of Orrville Ohio consigns one purebred Holstein to the national sale in Cleveland June 8 to 8 as part of the Holstein Friesian Association of America 38th annual meeting. A total of 128 animals will be sold from sixteen states with seven cows having 1000 pounds of butter a year and four cows and heifers with production records of 30 pounds a week.
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N. D
Bixler
Orrville
Cleveland
Holstein- Friesian Association of America
Hange Wolfe Nuptials Hold After Noon Ceremony
Reverend Marion Wolfe former pastor and Evelyn Hange former Seville teacher married Saturday afternoon in a Presbyterian church ceremony attended by relatives and friends. The reception followed at the bride’s home as guests extended best wishes before the couple began their honeymoon trip.
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Arfendd
Au’ Tor
Well Known Wooster Man In Palm Away Incident
Fragmentary text reports a well known Wooster man connected to a palm related incident. Details are unclear with garbled phrases and missing context but reference to Sunday and possible medical or therapeutic mention appears. Further readable facts are not present in the surviving OCR.
Fire alarm system test at Ohio Boxboard Co
Another test of the new fire alarm system will be held next Saturday afternoon at the Ohio Boxboard Company. The whistle will signal different stations throughout the plant and no fire is expected, so do not be alarmed.
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Ohio Boxboard Co
Rittman Adds Another scalp to Her Best
A large crowd watched Wadsworth fall 2 to 1 in 12 innings at the ball park. Pitcher Clark homered for Wadsworth and was the only player to reach third. Norton doubled and Palmer singled to drive in Rittman’s first run in the fourth. Weinsheimer Schaad and Millens produced the 12th inning runs for the locals. Next Sunday Doylestown comes to town.
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Wadsworth
Ball Park
Focals
Clark
Rittman
Norton
Palmer
Weinsheimer
Schaad
Millens
Doylestown
Plan of Ohio Farm Bureau 18 Studied
K P Taylor of the American Farm Bureau Federation visits Ohio to study the district representation system used by the state federation. He will attend two district meetings this week, in Van Wert on Friday and Wapakoneta on Saturday, as part of farm bureau work nationwide.
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Kk. P. Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Federation
Taylor
Farm Bureau
United States
Federation
Columbus
Ohio
Farm Bureau District
van Wert
Wapakoneta
Local families visit Akron and nearby towns this week
Sterling notes welcome visits from Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones to Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Swalnhardt and son stay with Airs. Amatutz in Kenmore. George Martin family, also from Akron, visits the F. S. Wright home. Detroit guests Mr. and Mrs. Freshe visit the King household. Henry Smith and family from New Philadelphia visit Peter Krabll. New cars seen as Callie Hangle and Lontee Hangle tour in a Chevrolet. WIlls Knight touring car driven by W. R. Griner. Mrs. Ling Sweet of Painesville and Bertha Maddrell of Cleveland visiting Goodyear and Knox homes.
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Ensley
Akron
R. H. Swalnhardt
Kenmore
Airs
Swalnhardt
Ulrich Amatutz
George Martin
F. S. Wright
Robert’ Freshe
Detroit, Mich
Freshe
R. B. King
Willys Knight Touring
lMirs
Painesville
Mraz Bertha
Maddrell
Cleveland
Goodyear
H. D. Knox
Growing and Growing Ad Hoc Construction Notes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe rapid growth and new houses south of Ohio Avenue. Mentions six houses, partial phrases about expansion and soil, with stray terms like olives and obstraction. Context unclear, but notes ongoing construction and expansion in a local area.
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Thirazst
Ohio-av
Health camp to open June 25 at Union Hall Plain Tow
State health department provides tents and cots for the guayneto camp, saving about 200 in expenses. Dr. Barrett notes the camp opens June 25 at Union Hall School, Plain, with all children examined and no active tuberculosis cases admitted. Parents of underweight children are urged to apply. six weeks in camp is touted as highly beneficial.
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Guayneto
State Health Department
U. S
County Health
Barrett
Union Hall School
Plain To
Heath Board
Wooster
Good House Ome Talent Play Draws A Packed House
A three act comedy drama titled A Southern Cinderella played at the Opera House Monday evening before a packed audience. Seven local players formed the cast with the W. B. A. ladies supplying much of the effort. Mammy Judy the servant and the Little Coquette drew attention as the crowd enjoyed a clog dance during intermission. The performance was praised for its music and overall success despite initial sound issues.
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Opers House
Boss
Everyody
Mammy Judy
Tha Angnaas
Nlay
Obituary of Lovina Steiner of Rittman Ohio
Lovina Steiner born February 9 1863 in Milton to Ohio died May 1 1923 near Rittman at age 60 with husband David L Fredrick and four children R V Fredrick Mrs Ida Clarke Mrs Fannie Thornton all of Orrville and Mrs Maud Basinger Survived by three daughters, one son, eleven grandchildren and many relatives Baptized in 1888 with the Amstutz Mennonite church The family recalls the wish that death might not separate them with faith and consolation from scripture
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Lovina Steiner
Peter J
Catherine Amsnitz-Steiner
Milton-to, -Waynoe-co
Ohio
Rittman
David L. Fredrick
R. V. Fredrick
Alrs
Mauds Basinger
Ida Clarke
Fannie Phornton
Orrville
Amstutz Mennonite Church
Milton-to
Felth
Jong
Earth
Why Not Rittman Celebrate the Fourth
Community members urge Rittman to hold Independence Day events at home. They blame lack of a business civic group for missing celebrations and propose using the newly organized band and local ball team to attract residents and compete with nearby towns.
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Rittman
Chamber of Commerce
Fathers Day June 17 Reminder of Father's Day Traditions
Fathers Day on June 17 is noted with guidance on gifts and celebration. The piece discusses typical home dynamics and suggests flowers and candy are less desired by fathers, urging a thoughtful acknowledgment of fathers’ contributions.
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Father
Mrs. Frederica Maddams Riley Dies Aged 60
Mrs. Frederica Maddams Riley died after a stroke Saturday night in town, aged 60 years 12 months and 18 days. Her funeral was held at the house with Rev. Mattar of the Presbyterian church officiating. She left a husband, two sisters, and a brother. burial followed at Shinersbury cemetery.
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Arthog Rileyewers
Garry
Rhey
Riley
Tom Trite
Mattar
Presbyterian Church
Farewell Reception at Milton Presbyterian Church
A farewell for Dr. and Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Olinrica Booth was held at Milton Presbyterian Church last Friday evening. Despite poor weather, attendees enjoyed songs and readings followed by cake and ice cream. The Booths plan to move to Huntington West Virginia, and the Alexanders will relocate to Orrville, Ohio, where the doctor has taken a medical examiner post with the Pennsylvania Railroad. The church notes their active service and laments their departure.
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Alexander
Olinrica Booth
Milton Presbyterian Church
Booth
Hudstington
IW. Va
OrrviNe
Han
Pennsylvania I
Analatayt
Come Join Rittman Band Drive Promotes Community Music
Community call to musicians of all creeds and classes to form a village band in Rittman. Encourages practice Thursdays and concerts each Saturday evening to boost local culture and bring enjoyment to neighbors.
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Rittman
Creed
Tito Auro
Community sale to be held in Sterling
On Saturday June 23 1922 a community sale will be held in Sterling. All persons having anything to sell are invited to join us and have your goods advertised. please notify the committee no later than June 12.
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Sterfing
SERS Murphy In Hospital After Gall Stone Removal
SERS Murphy underwent gall stone removal surgery at Wooster hospital last Sunday and is recovering in the same facility. A medical update states the operation went well and recovery is expected to proceed smoothly.
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oMirphy
Shy One's Trial Report From Hidden Court Records
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a 7.3 latitude location and two children of Mr and Mrs. Searlouk with an incomplete report of a development or court counteraction. The readable text hints at a legal or civil matter but lacks clear facts, dates, or involved parties.
Fragmentary Notice From Gale Files On Collector
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Gale files matter and a collector. The readable text hints at deadlines or actions but remains unclear about the entities or exact dates.
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