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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
3
The report notes the son of Mr. and Mrs B E H Miller of Sterling has been with the Qodd year Flying Squadron and is now bound for Hartford. His conduct is described as careful and the family recalls earlier incidents and shared memories as the papers reference the ongoing blast events and local discussions.
In Ohio on June 6 Senator Cyrus Ocher was praised as the Senate approved a measure freeing the state from liability for supplies worth about 883064 sent to Lorain for relief after the June 26 1924 storm. The items included tents and blankets now in federal custody. The bill, once enacted, wipes state liability away for this property.
Doylestown residents Joseph Bender and Mrs Mée Frank Delbel visit Ps mother Louise Whitman in Barberton as plans unfold for a closing exercise at La Salle Auditorium. Art program by pupils will award certificates for grade work while Edwin Hull gives the valedictory.
In Ohio on June 6 a fake imported goods sale was busted after a raid in Canton led to five suspects including two men and three women being jailed overnight. They paid fines with a suspended workhouse sentence conditional on leaving Canton. The group then moved to Columbus, selling bedspreads at high prices and evading duties, with details suggesting a wider scheme across nearby towns.
A list of trivia prompts asks who proposed a hemispheric doctrine, which state produced the most vice presidents, and who won presidential races in 1884 1888 and 1892. It covers figures like Tom Thumb and Abyssinia, asks about abbreviations used in writing and printing, and contrasts dining terms and wartime references.
Ohio voters split in the Democratic primary with George White leading in 30 counties and Governor Donahey carrying 27. White denied plans to seek the vice presidential nomination despite the primary showing, while 21 of 88 counties reported no vice presidential votes.
A fragment notes a farmer paying 1.00 per plate and a city man paying 2.00 per plate. The comparison suggests similar offerings and outcomes, with a playful query about unity or shared purpose.
The next Georgetown School union will be held at the Georgetown School house on Friday June 15 1088. All persons who have ever attended are requested to come with wall tiled baskets.
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