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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
7
A rural editorial urges vigilance against tuberculosis. It warns readers to avoid coughing individuals, practice quarantine, and seek prevention over cure. It stresses outdoor air quality, avoidance of crowded resorts, and physicians’ role in surveillance.
Cres ton correspondent reports DeVere B. Shannon graduates from Ohio State University in Columbus in the class of about 1400, with the Commerce and Administration degree. The record-breaking class is set to graduate June 10.
Detroit border patrol Inspector Zerambo rammed a pursuing airplane with a Chevrolet six in a bold head on crash near sunrise on June 1. The incident halted the plane, disabled the craft, wounded no one, and left two aliens and an escaped pilot in custody as the car, though damaged, drove away under its own power.
A playful verse contrasts different kissing styles including hot cold fast and slow. It plays on social norms and rules about kissing and what people know or do not know about affection.
June dates for petitions in Ohio list Secretary of State Browne's deadline for nominating petitions at 6 30, Friday June 13. Warden Thompson reports progress on reconstruction at the penitentiary with new cell blocks and fire-proof roofs nearing completion.
Harold Cook of Seville suffered a badly smashed auto in Akron on Sunday evening when his car was struck by a vehicle driven by Harold Baker of Akron. Mrs Cook and Prof Miller sustained cuts above the eye and bruises. Beverly Jean and other passengers remained in Akron until Monday afternoon before returning home.
W E Lewis of the U S Department of Agriculture spent four days in Ohio with W E Ward to study writing standard grades for greenhouse grown tomatoes and cucumbers. The effort notes Ohio’s large glasshouse acreage and aims to prepare preliminary grading standards before Shipping Point Inspection work begins.
Robbers entered the Creston residence of Stanley Gerstenslager Tuesday night through a back screen door and took his watch and chain valued at 68 dollars along with a small amount of money estimated at 10 to 15 dollars. He had closed the Creston Implement Co sales room around 11 o clock and had about 3250 in money and checks with him, which was left untouched.
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