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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
1
A noisy OCR fragment discusses high road tolls and fatalities, noting 20,000 deaths projected if the current automobile fatality rate continues for two decades. It references tolls, highways, and widespread citizen impact with disconnected phrases and broken names.
A Studebaker touring collided with a Dodge Coupe near Rittman on the Wadsworth road just before dawn. Mrs Mary Dingey, 39, died, and three others were injured including Homer Barkis 18 and William Barkis 16. Lester Young, driver of the youth in the Dodge, faced charges for reckless driving. A funeral service for Mrs Dingey was set for Barberton.
The Sharon Campmeeting association, owner of a grove at Sharon Center Medina county Ohio, plans its 29th session from July 27 to August 6. They upgraded dormitory tents and a commodious auditorium plus dining hall, electrified, to accommodate rising attendance from the region. Rev. D. P. Fulmer of Elyria serves as president and Miss Helen Osborn of Elyria as secretary.
Frank, an employee of the Cho-Box gird Co., stepped into a hole and was badly injured. He was severely hurt with possible internal injuries and taken to Seater 5 for thorough examination. He was later moved to his home on Wednesday afternoon and rests comfortably.
Rittman Rotary members and their ladies, 37 in number, dine at Chippewa Lake Park for Ladies Night. They enjoy a lavish dinner at the new dining parlor and visit amusements including the ferris wheel and airplanes. Mr Snyder, the secretary, leads a mini tour. J J Gannay elected delegate to the International Rotary Convention in Mineapolis. last social function before July 1 transition.
The Medina First Church of Christ hosts the District Child Welfare Conference on June 21 with General Chairman selected and Wayne County chair in charge. Speakers include Bell Grove, state welfare official, and Miss Greve noting nine children from individual homes may be committed to care. Over 200 attendees expected as the event invites community welfare interest.
Milton Pavillon is set to begin Annapolis Academy physical exams Sunday as part of the standard applicant process. If he passes the mental and physical tests, he would enter the academy immediately. his nomination came via Congressman John McSweeney. A former top student, Pavillon was in last year’s graduating class and spent the prior winter at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. His parents reside south of town.
At a congressional gathering, Kas Grottos officers were presented to President, with voting members including Sani Janne and Virgiita. notes mention a White House visit and past Grotto officers receiving a present.
The Rittman Automobile Club holds its first time honor of this nature in the territory. Mr Crawford is praised for building worthwhile projects and Lee is noted as always on the job. Officers listed include J Gannon president J W Maibach vice president W W Bodager secretary and B W Horslwy treasurer as the club actively pursues its constructive program.
Fee regions report lists candidates for prosecutor Walter Mougesy and county commissioners J T Blue Walter Rupp C V Gardner. clerk of courts John Ferguson Ethyl Strauss Glen Harmon. sheriff Albert Jacot Clark Shearer. congress John McSweeney. party affiliations Dem or Rep noted.
The OCR text lists state level and local offices with party affiliations. Names include A H Eiling for State Senator Democrat, G Leapley for Surveyor Democrat, Emmanuel Reichenbach for Coroner Democrat, J M Ginf er for Treasurer Democrat, H L Main Democrat, Daniel B Yoder Democrat, F D McVicker Democrat, AL Reynolds Republican.
Michael of Colorado wins $1,090 in a slogan contest tied to Victory Six, with Canadian participants also earning prizes. The strong showing of the victory Six generated thousands of impressions, complicating the winner selection.
Children's Day at Brethren Church features a program of special music solos and work by the little tots. Parents are invited to attend the First Brethren Church services Sunday evening at 7 30 to see the children’s efforts. Communion services are planned for Sunday evening July 1 at the church.
The W G T U will hold its initial mission meeting on Wednesday June 20 at the home of Mrs Irvin Fritz. A good attendance is requested and each member is asked to bring a donation of fruit jelly or jelly to be given to the sick after the meet.
Mrs Elva Derthicks and Mrs Bert Adams attended the funeral in Akron for Mrs Will Mar Ha WeCoy aged 43. The deceased, formerly Mrs Wil lat Martis and later Mrs McCoy, died Sunday of cerebral fantagis. Survived by Ralph Martin of Toledo and other relatives.
Supré H Moffatt and Mrs J W Motored to Hiram Monday for commencement and related events. Moffatt, an acquaintance, notes Hiram College sits in a picturesque Reserve Portage area. The trip from Rittman takes about one and a half hours.
Eight year old Glenn Titgn son of Mr and Mrs Frank Tilton of Orrville died Tuesday from insect bites. Mosquito bites did not heal and led to blood poisoning. Funeral service held Thursday at 2 p.m.
A student faces last-minute changes to commencement plans as the college adjusts exercises and schedules. The article notes modifications affecting attendees and the event’s wrap-up, with emphasis on timing and logistics.
Reading shows a plan to apply a paint suitable for aviation route signage. The Har Packtr Co is prepared to begin painting signs immediately after receiving the approved paint, per a regional committee.
An OCR fragment notes a drum and bugle corps to appear at a Shreveport celebration. Dates and precise details are missing. readable text mentions a corps and a planned appearance as part of a local event.
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