08 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
Pu'lyca attended a Wednesday evening session of the Wattman Watumotile Club in Sterling Ohio. Officers from the Good Reason Board of Ohio and the Cleveland Auto Club urged growth, while speeches and a musical number highlighted aims to recruit more members and expand club activities.
Local American Legion event featuring a war film at Actina puto van drew a record attendance at the Opera House. About 200 to 300 people, plus a strengthening local band, attended and praised the Legion’s careful effort and town support for the screening.
A brief item notes that nothing substantial is offered at the Bungalow Grocery location, with the text ending abruptly after referencing the site without clear context or outcomes.
Boxboard travels to Doylestown Saturday and falls 10 to 5 as the hosts explode for six runs in the first inning. Boxboard's only inning featured one run, while pitcher D Dannemiller allowed three bases on balls and hit two batters in a rough start.
Henry Ford's offer to lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant and power project has been favorably reviewed by the appropriations committee and now moves to a vote in both the House and Senate. Supporters say Ford will utilize water power to manufacture fertilizer, benefiting farmers nationwide.
Last Saturday Mrs J A Bender and Mrs Dick Fisher underwent operations by Dr Stoll at Wooster hospital and are reported as confined and progressing well. Also on June 12 and 13 Wesley Barry presents School Days at Ritman Opera House likely in Wooster.
Workmen digging for a cellar at J C Young's residence north of his home uncovered a marble slab and skeleton. The tombstone reads George Brickman aged 38 years died Feb 12 1849, suggesting the burial dates back over 73 years. locals speculate about burial grounds and the oddly placed relic amid past property changes.
Miss Edna Jeffries presented Caesar's Minstrela at the Opera House with a Latin act followed by comic turns by Justin Shook and various specialty numbers. The show earned a neat sum for a local organization as about 300 attendees enjoyed the evening.
The Milton township Farm Bureau plans their next meeting on Wednesday June 14 1922. The program features a business session recitations on soil fertility pastures and fertilizer use a slide show on gardening and farm kitchen scoring, and songs with a segment on useful insects.
The community mourns the sudden death of Arthur Plough reportedly due to acute appendicitis after a Thursday horse incident. He was 56, a former farmer who moved to Rittman two years ago, survived by his wife daughter and two grandchildren. Funeral held at Knapp Church cemetery with large turnout and notable attendees.
Promoters urge all ages to attend the humorous play School Days at the Opera House next Monday and Tuesday evening. The production promises lively laughs and nostalgia for old and young, with tickets expected to sell quickly.
The seventh serial reunion of Wirtaonrs Hall School former Mulhellan district now Canaan fy Whinahip is set for Saturday June 17. Farmers, neighbors, and families from near and far are urged to attend with a dinner, games, and address by Judge Wik Woergandt from Woos. expect afternoon talks and entertainment.
Mr and Mrs C R Parkinson and Mr and Mrs WIT ttalks and Mtrsyor travelled to Wadsworth Tuesday evening where they received the floral degree of the Hustern Star Judge. Speakers praised the work and the Wadsworth Chapter’s presentation.
The All Wayne County Picnic organizers announce the event set for Wednesday August 16 at Wooster City Park. The publicity committee led by The Press editor coordinates plans with committees already named for what is billed as the county’s best picnic yet. Rittman is well represented and anticipation is high for a large turnout.
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and all who offered help during the illness and death of their mother, Mrs. Elias Conrad. The sons and daughters convey thanks for support and kindness.
County Treasurer Russell and deputies prepare to collect taxes twice yearly. Citizens are urged to pay promptly to avoid long lines and delays, with a reminder that tax deadlines approach and cash payments are accepted.
Wednesday patients report Postmaster H F Longenecker underwent throat surgery at City hospital. Dr Ryall Jr of Wooster performed the operation to remove stenails and the postmaster remained under care after the procedure.
Lohman Dusky sustained a gash in the forearm while using an ice pick at the Evergreen Restaurant last Sunday evening. The wound is not serious and he is expected to recover to normal condition soon.
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We thank neighbors and friends for their assistance during the illness and death of our husband and father. Sincere gratitude from his wife and children.
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