07 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
1
Fragment mentions TENES and EAPO in a context about teaching during a summer session. It notes attendance and that he is expected to arrive this week for a few weeks vacation. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations are readable.
John Heiks, a ten year Smithville teacher, joins H C Auble in Orrville to run a furniture and undertaking business. I. Heiks, a local florist, is his uncle. A girl was born May 25 at Wadsworth Hospital to Mr and Mrs I L Haney. Mrs Haney returned home Wednesday evening. May 29 brought a boy to Mr and Mrs Joe Dingey. May 30 saw a boy born to Mr and Mrs Roy Mathews of Storing. June 4 marked the birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Ed Grossenbacher.
Smithville High School student Ellis Krabill aged 15 died Sunday at 1 PM while en route to a hospital for surgery on an obstruction of the bowels. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Krabill who live north of Smithville. Funeral services were held from Oak Grove cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
The Amstutz reunion gathered Saturday afternoon in Rittman Park with a good attendance. Tables were filled with plentiful food and ample justice was done to the eats.
The S. S. class of Mrs. W A Garver held a social in the basement of the church Monday evening. A program of planalog duets and entertainment followed, with lunch served by the committee. Mrs Meredith had charge of arrangements. Miss Margaret Dill of Dayton Ohio was hired to teach in Rittman schools next year.
The Barnard and Hamilton Co employees were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs B Barnard Tuesday evening. B Hamilton and Miss Mary Biter attended from here. The quote from Clarence Darrow appears in the item.
Wolf of this city and Mrs. Alice M. Carlson of South Bend Indiana were united in marriage at the U H Parsopage. Rev H L Ortt conducted the ceremony. The community offers good wishes for the couple's future.
A fragmentary report notes a project along the south side of a property on North Street. Workers excavate and lay concrete to improve access and overall town beauty, aiming to raise land value and city appearance.
The Chippewa Lake picnic is scheduled for Saturday August 4. C Carruthers, chair of the arrangements committee, says details are forthcoming but promises a larger, better event than before at Chippewa Lake.
The UB Sunday school enshrined its Children’s Day program with a Sunday evening church service. The beginners performed songs and paddies, followed by the old intermediate showing “Clod’s elft of Juno.” Charles Stad anikor and Gale Turner provided a duet, while NRF firmoy performed a pantomime.
The Northern Ohio Central Association is described as the third oldest organization of its kind in the country. The fragment mentions Ohio and Michigan connections and references an association known locally as the Northern Ohio Central Association.
The Missionary Y Division of the Bj Church presented a humorous playlet titled What shall render under the leadership of Clara Goling. The production mocked contemporary entertainments and religious enthusiasm. Eleanor Schar and Dale Boling performed musical numbers.
The school boards employ Mr. R. B. McCoy and a coach to remove old windows in the First Street building before new ones are installed ahead of next fall’s opening.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a family move and rural life details. It mentions Bigso of Glahama arriving May 1, driving through town with a father figure, and references to John tish winning a farm near Shindier. Names include Mr wp Mra Golatnger, Mrs Stone, John Giah, and Neon. The text hints at moves to Pleding Kansas then Storing ton, with farming activity and wind.
The press notes ongoing efforts to repair damaged train lines in the Los Angeles area. Officials expect restoration of normal service soon as technicians work to fix out of order phonographs and related equipment.
Local Legion Post advertises rememberance events for June 14 under the theme Old Glory. Text is garbled but mentions flags and patriotism with unclear references to age and duties.
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