Military Rites for James Ditch Held in Burbank
A military funeral sponsored by the Rittman Post of the American Legion was held for James Ditch, a World War I veteran, who died Monday morning after years with a nervous disorder tied to army inoculations. Services were at 2 pm with Rev. S. Hendrickson, burial at Maple Mound Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, four children, his parents Mr and Mrs John Ditch, a sister, and three brothers.
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Rittman’ Post of the
American “Legion
James Ditch
Eerey
Rev.s. Hendrickson
Maple Mound Cemetery
Chess ‘Ton
James Duull
South Main—Street
Wayne-Garver- Verne Gebhart
W W Badager
N. H. Straits
Wayne Garver
J. Wesley Masters
Thomas McCaw
Gempay Te Analance Company No. 6
Eileen
Harry
Marcene
Gene
John Ditch
Burbank
Dorothy Reed
Harrison
Sherman Burbank
Charles
Lambert Brothers Featured in Kerimore Church Program
The Lambert Brothers were highlighted as featured artists at the Kerimore Nazarene church program. They appeared first in Sunday School, then performed from 1:30 to 2:00 PM at WIW Akron, before returning to the church for the evening program. Rev Dye, in charge, welcomes letters. They are scheduled for Gospel Mission Church services in Akron Tuesday night and are planned to be featured next Sunday afternoon at WIW from 1:30 to 2:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Brothers
Keumore Nazarene
WIW
Akron
Avia
Theo
Dye
Gospel Mission Church
R V Fredrick Displays Eight New Ford Trucks
Residents of Rittman and vicinity inspected eight new Ford trucks brought from Cleveland by R V Fredrick dealer. The display included a 3 4 ton pickup, two light panel delivery trucks and several stake body trucks and chassis eight units total. Trucks were being sprayed by ten Ford dealers from nearby towns.
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Rittman
Cleveland
R. V. Fredrick
Ford
Xorrville
Marshallville
Shreve
Millersburg
Fredrick
St. Ann’s Church Members Oppose Salacidus Films
St. Ann's Church members join a Catholic campaign against salacious motion pictures. Members pledge to support a League of Decency formed to oppose unwholesome elements in present day motion picture programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Church
Ashland dog straw prizes at Brookside Park event
Three Rittman dogs earned top prizes at the Brookside Park dog straw show in Ashland on June 9, run by the Ashland Kennel Club. "Silver Cloud" an English Setter owned by K. L. Gillman. Erna Ernest Rodager took a first in her class. An 11 month old dog won first in her class. "Malhawka Bilueboy" English earned a prize. Wayne Young claimed first in his class with "Killbuck Betty" an English dog owned by R. CG Campbell.
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Rittman
Brookside Park
Ashland
Ashland Kennel Club
K. L. Gillman
Ernest Rodager
Asie E Bps
Wayne Young
Agbland
Killbuck Betty
R. CG
Campbell
School Night Program Planned At Altman High School
Annual School Night of the Altman High School Alumni association set for Friday June 15 with reservations at four dollars and an expected attendance of at least 150. The program features a Fellows Orchestra business session, reports, nominating committee, election of officers, and various musical numbers led by Stephin Dostal Mary Katherine Ve Corry and Woodrow Marpster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altman High School Alumni Association
Fdaclocks
Auld Lang Syne
Stephin Dostal
Mary Katherine Ve Corry Characterization
Panker Geiser
Court Briefs: Sigler Estate Appoints Wooster Woman
Gladyy Sigler of Wooster named administratrix by Judge Saunders for the estate of Addie E. Sigler of Plain Township. Heirs are eight adult children. estate value about 4200 dollars. Creston estate bequeaths all property to friend Sarah McKennon who cared for deceased. Will dated May 17, 1934, executor H. A. Stebbing. witnesses Ruth N. Stebbing and Price Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Estate
Patrick Allen
Creyton
Sarah McKennon
If. A. Stebbing
Ruth N. Stebbing
Price Russell
Barns Appointed Estate Administrator in Burbank Case
Thomas H. Barns named administrator of Ellen Double's estate, a Burbank resident. Heirs include Myrtle A. Barns and Dwight J. Double of Creston. Estate valued at $5,000. appraisers are Silas White C Orr and Ben Haskins. Also notes a disorderly conduct fine of 100 dollars plus costs for an assault and battery at a disturbance near Doylestown, plus list of marriage licenses including Stanley D. Lupp and Dorothy E. Yoder among others.
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Burbank
Thomas H. Barns
Ellen Double
Myrtle A. Barns
Dwight J. Double
Creston
Silas White
M Orr
Ben Haskins
Topdhings
Doyseatown
Nis
Real Estate Transfers In Doylestown Area
Russell and William Smith to R E Thomas transfer a Doylestown lot. Etta Zimmerman and others to Bishop Schrembs transfer another Doylestown lot. Ralph E Gornell to Isabel Armstrong lands in Canaan township. George D Pate to Raymond A Walston two acres in Chinnewa township. Charles F Overs to Belva Chamberlain eighty seven acres in Canaan township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
William Smith
R. E. Thomas
Doylestown
Etta Zimmerman
Bishop Schrembs
Ralph E. Gornell
Isabel Armstrong
Canaan Township
George D. Pate
Raymond A. Walston
Aeree
Chinnewa
Charles F. Overs
Belva Chamberlain
Pastime Theatre Denies Closing Rumor
The Pastime Theatre management says the report of impending closure is incorrect. A policy change is being considered and will be announced in this paper next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastime Theatre
Jail Flooded Damaged By Unwilling Prisoner
Cletus Goffinet appeared in Mayor Snyider's court on Monday afternoon pleading guilty to boisterous conduct and destruction of jail property after starting a flood at the town jail. He faced a fine of 35 and costs totaling 20.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Goffinet
Morgan
Cletus
Ether
Premmirskads Pos
Wal
Snyidet
Qletis
Fle
Catherine Hagedorn and Russell Bender wed at Rosky River
Catherine Hagedorn and Russell Bender were married by the Rev William Lehterbaum on a four dock wedding Saturday in Cleveland. The couple, she a 1930 Michigan graduate and teacher, he the son of Mr and Mrs JOA Bender, will live at 7604 Sagamore Ave Cleveland after a wedding trip.
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Stere
DH Hagedorn
Cleveland
Russelbhe Bender
Joa Bendey
Lehterbaum
Ingaw
Clarence Uren
Tsar
Rosten Prebble
Mes
Frank Curtiss
Misa Hagedorn
Adrian Jackson
Kathryn Bender
Lohenerin
Jackson
Elsie Prousehtd
Margaret Rehrig
Arthur Reuter
Dolores Lang
Don McFarland
Margaret Ernsberger
Providence
R. I
J. A. Bender
Rittman
University of Michigan
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
University of
Brush Wish School S
Euclid
Ohio
Ohina State University
Associated Christies
Sagamore Ave
Sermon Themes at Presbyterian Church Sunday
Sunday morning service in the Presbyterian church features the theme The Lord Annou d Seventy. Evening sermon series under the general topic What are the Duties of Church members continues with Does Your Life Speak for the Church. Next Sunday asks Has Anyone Become-or Member of the Church Because-of You. Everyone is invited to seek relief through faith amid world challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Annoud
Mary
Painter Henry Shepler Injured Falling From Scaffold
Henry Shepler a painter for S D Parsons fell from a scaffold Tuesday while working on A H Thomas house on Sheldon Avenue. He broke two ribs and sustained a head gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shepler
S. D. Parsons
A. H. Thomas
Sheldon Avenue
Bake sale at St. Ann's church Saturday June 16
The ladies of St Ann's church plan a bake sale in the former New Deal Restaurant room on Saturday June 16. Proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann’s Church
New Deal
Mary Pavlie Graduates With Highest Honors at Notre Dame
Mary Pavlie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas J Vayne of Rite mah, graduated from Notre Dame College South Euclid with highest honors cum laude. She held offices in major organizations, served on the student council, and was president of the Pasteur Science Club during her junior year. Pavlie received a German excellence prize donated by Dr W T Hinslehs and joined Kappa Pi National Honor Society, among other distinctions. Only ten percent of graduates earned such honors this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Paylite
Aid
Thomas J. Vayne
Ritemah
Notre Dane College
South Euclid
Aviat Notre
Dime Mise
Organiza Yong
Pavile
Suctil Seyre
Hinslehs
Kappa Pi
Thisa Society
Thisa Society. the Students Cchosen
Notre Dame
Marlte Mainrodi
Norman Kindig Dies in Toledo Hospital
Norman Kindig former Rittman resident died in Toledo Hospital four weeks after his brother Ployd died. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Thachicha Temple Durhal. He is survived by a sister Mrs Gow Phtodbeck and three brothers Forest Wayne and Llewellyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihaonhre
Rittman
Vane
Ployd Riyitn
Amoceat
Wen Hott
Thachicha
Scout Reunion and Camp Manatek Picnic Planned
Scout News notes a reunion and picnic at Camp Manatek on Sunday June 17 from 2 pm to 5 pm. Scouts should bring lunch, enjoy swimming and games, and certificates will be handed at the campfire. Also a regional Camporal at Camp Matod June 15 16 17, with Troop 406 eligible attendees including Newberry Steiner Vinl Snyder Miller. The Boy Scouts Troop 405 will swim at Rey Lake next Monday. meet at Scout hall 6:30 pm with parental permissions. William Yeager, lifeguard, accompanies the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout Jplenic
Camp Manatec
Svants
Gampora
Camp Matatod
Boy Scout
Rey Lake
Segals
Willam Yeager
Operations resume on athletic field improvements plan
Rittman business leaders express satisfaction with weekly customer participation drawings. Plans to upgrade the athletic field resume with a concrete stadium possible through federal CWA projects, while rate schedules and utility service proposals are reviewed by the city council and local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Business Menulave
Yad Fa
CWA
Mad dog captured after attacking several dogs on street
Local report from Tia Wednesday afternoon describes a stray dog labeled Mao poG that bit multiple dogs before being captured by Marshal Alar an. Officials warn residents to watch closely and keep children safe until mid month. Dog bites prompted immediate treatment referrals to Dr Kreider at Wadsworth for all bite victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Pog
Tia
Alaran
Ham Contest Winners At Wenger Market Draw Crowds
The weekly ham contest at Wenger Cash Market on Saturday awarded a top prize to Sim Train. Mrs. Sam Collings of Salfi Street underwent a hospital operation and is reported in true condition at Wadsworth Hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenger
Aftre
Sam Collings
Salfi-street
Wadsworth Hospital
Tuesaday
Stre
Ohio Highway Plans Street Widening Discussed by Council
City council heard state plans to widen Main Street from the South End to the North End by eleven feet with one side graded and a new sidewalk. no parking will be allowed during construction. local labor is expected to be used and the city will share costs with the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Peagrasstnae
Religious Study Classes Start At Catholic Church
Religious study sessions will begin next week at St Ann's Catholic Church. Children will attend classes with Mrs Paul McGory and Mr Greeting, followed by instruction led by Rev John Burrell. Bishop Joseph Sehremba urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiases
Naily
St Ann's
Catholi Chanrel
Chines
Petek Choate Pinata
Paul McGory
John Burrell
Joseph Sehremba
Hishop
Cleveland
Digeeke
Public Health on Breath and Dental Decay Causes
A historical health note discusses halitosis linked to dental decay and pyorrhoea alveolatis. It notes breath may signal fever or headache and ties mouth inflammation to vitamin deficiency and digestive disturbances. Emphasizes treating root causes rather than just symptoms.
Births Report from Creston and Vicinity
Mr and Mrs Cletus Petit Dov isstown welcomed a son Thursday Mrs and Mrs James Patterson Creston welcomed Harriet Yvonne Sunday at Lad i hospital Mr and Mrs J Lake Louise Schaaf Creston welcomed Patricia Ann daughter Andrew Graham welcomed a son Friday at Welas Allotment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Petit
Dovisstown
James Patterson
Creston
Harriet Yvonne
Ladi Hospital
J. Lake
Louise Schaaf
Patricia Ann
Andrew Graham
Welas Allotment
Grand View Lots To Be Auctioned
Auction of 26 home sites in Grand View set for Saturday June 23 at 1 pm under National Reality Auction company. Each lot about 60 by 140 or 160 feet with water gas mains sewers electricity and phone service. Music by Rittman board of trade band prizes two hundred dollars and a treasure hunt announced. information from Col. Fred Reppert or Col. 8 Cc. "Cy" Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand View
National Reality Auction Company
Rittman Board of Trade
Fred Reppert
Cy” Springer
Cemetery Regs Adopted by Tritman Officers
Cemetery officers in Tritman adopt regulations to protect the dead and visitors. Prohibitions include hunting, skating, and loud or disorderly conduct. penalties and enforcement listed. Also notes a church program at United Brothers on June 17 featuring The Beatitudes with a 24-voice chorus and new service introduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritman
Axgsnelpe Honka Fedeyted
Wehsler
Rittman
Alwiys
Rittman Cemetery
O. c
Will
M. Spada
G. Th. Copphigen
Balear
Ohio
United Brethren
Hrothrar Church
Xong
Mita
EL J. Ashford
Ion
Featiudes
Drawing Winners Prize Winners in Regular Customer Draw
Saturday night at 8 oclock the Customerd Participation Clan held a drawing listing prize winners. Gantet Dawsoh won $5 Mike Lamic won a prize amount, Jack Baker $2 Everett Winkler Mrs Itoy Campbell Mary Serjack Christie Graber and Mrs C D Kaufman are noted as prize winners. Unprized ticket numbers included 92227 AQ8987 and AL824609.
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Gantet Dawsoh
Mike Lamic
Dack Baker
Stcu
Everett Winkler
Itoy Campbell
Wilson daughter returns from Oklahoma City and Beaumont
Elaine Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Wilson of Third Street, returned Tuesday after visits in Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Beaumont Texas. She was accompanied by her cousin Earl Ine Allen on the return trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Wilsos
G. E. Wilson
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Beaumont
Texas
Earl Ine Allen
Tio
Walter Hile Family Plans Move to Monroe, Michigan
The Walter Hile family expects to relocate to Monroe Michigan on Monday. Mr Hile will take a job at a local paper mill there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hile
Monroe
Michigan
Hile
Neighbors thank those who aided after Vilas Zurcher’s death
Mr and Mrs Fred Zurcher express gratitude to neighbors and friends who assisted during and after the accident and the death of Vilas Zurcher. The note notes appreciation for support given in this tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas Zurcher
Fred Zurcher
Spitfire and More at Pastime Theatre
Dressed in gingham and wind blown hair, Katherine Hopburn stars in Spitfire promising a difficult career highlight as she battles men mobs and love. Ralph Bellamy Robert Young lead opposite in a double feature pairing with Mystery of Mr X and Gentleman Crook plus a Western lineup featuring Tom Mix and a revival of other serials at Pastime Theatre this Friday through Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathering Hopburn
Tringur
Coman
Robert Montromery
Atara
Mr. X
Crook
Elizabeth
Chiat
Beatland
Lilfin
Starvey
Tom Mix
Thanks Expressed for Kindness After Death
Card of thanks from the family extends gratitude to the Auxiliary WooB A Junior Lodge Brennen rocery William s Sunday School and Christian Endeavor group of the Presbyterian church for words of Rev Hen Orickson and for arrangements by A g Ebert and Bakér. Mentions neighbors and James Ditch, new science and music instructor, en route to Cleveland from Columbia where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Education. Flag Day observed with flag displays by businesses and homes. Leo Adams and family visited George Houck in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derth
Qur-huspand
Bon
Wooba
Brennen Rocery
William's
Bunday School
Presbyterian Church
Neighe
Hen. Orickson
Tor Muale
Margaret Williamesind
James Ditch
Chillareget
Lawrence Chambers
Cleveland
Columbia
Chambers
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Lambert Bros
St. Ann
Salacidus Films
B. &W. Oil CO
Stanley
Wayne
Dorothy. E. Yoder
Mi- Tor " Fadden
Merle Kratzer
Seville
Anna B. Winkler
Rev. Lubold
Wadsworth
Otto A. Kramer
Canton
M. Delbel
Horse
John Frey
Catherine Hagedorn
Russell_Bender
Rosky River
Njured
Mary Pavlie
Notré:Dameé
Norman Kindig
Toledo
Scout—News
Renee
Ritman
Pany
Fhaxeena
Aveet
Celal
RIC Waa Aml
Ohta
The
Wayne County Medical Society
Lawne
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