First Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District Receives Entry
Wayne County recorder Otto S Lehman received the first Watershed project entry from Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court detailing the district scope. The document outlines flood control, land reclamation, irrigation, watercourse changes, reservoirs and dams, forestation, and erosion control as core purposes. Three directors were named Newton Mansfield for five years and F J T Hardy for seven years, with others to serve.
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Muskingum Valley
Wayne Counts
Otto S Lehman
Common Pleas Court
Tuscarinas County
Tle Projert
Conservancy
Richyland
Muskingum Watershed
Licking
Morgan
Washington
Conservancy Act
State of
Ohio
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Newton .Mansfield
F. J. T Hardy
Crop and Barnyard Loan Totals From 1933
Records from the office of Con Lehman show Federal crop and barnyard loans totaling $31,686 since January 1, 1933. Crop loans reached $1,643,500 with 130 loans averaging $126 each and barnyard loans totaling $15,251 with 35 loans averaging $435. Interest rates are 5 1/2 percent for crop loans and 6 1/2 percent for barnyard loans.
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Con . Lehman
Reunions Next Week Friedt and Gerber Gatherings
Fragments show reunion notices for Friedt on Saturday June 17 and Gerber on Sunday June 18 with another King reunion planned for Wednesday in June. Details on times or locations are not provided.
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Friedt
Gerber
King
Falls Mayor Enters Rittman Visit for Electric Project
George Porter, mayor of Cuyahoga Falls, visited Rittman to offer assistance in a long running electric project. He praised Councilman Galehouse and pledged support while noting past offers and a current $1,200,000 proposition. Porter says he will avoid taxing Falls citizens if possible.
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George Porter
Cuyahoga Falls
Rittman
Falls
Gale‘house
Mr. Galehouse
Galehouse
Porter
Porter Worlds
Ste
Wlcine
Council Discusses Fire Protection and Street Oiling
Mil ton township trustees push for rural fire protection and the town council weighs a proposal tied to Rittman apparatus. A special session is set for Monday night June 19 to settle terms with trustees. Mayor reports $8460 in fines and licenses, and residents may be solicited for paving costs if Snyder Oil rejects paving bids.
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F. B. Hanes
G .A. Ziegler
Welmer
del Hart
Milton Township
Creston
Ind
Milton
Rittman
Snyder Oile Company
Orrville
Coun
Snyder Company
Grange Picnic Planned in Wooster City Park
Grange plans a Friday picnic at Wooster City Park with a baseball game between married and single men and a bring your own table service rule. The table committee includes E H Lance and Mrs Frank Acker with Mrs Wilson Steele. Program duties fall to Mrs Kanengeiser and others.
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Grange
Wooster City
Wooster City Park
E. H. Lance
Frank Acker
Wilson Steele
Kanengeiser
E. E. McConnell
Baughman
Enilee No. 187
Ohio State Grange Monthly
Earl Fixler
Francis Simpson
Robert Beachy
Ruth Kanengeiser
Ruth Easterday
Edna Flath
Harald Simpson
Roy Wirth
McGee in Oratorical Contest at Cambridge
J McGee of the district represented in an oratorical contest at Cambridge United Brethren church. Five other districts took part. The subject was Youth's Place in Building a Better Church. The event was part of a Christian Endeavor convention in Cambridge. No word yet on the outcome.
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J. McGee
Cambridohn
McGee
Seven Thousand Votes Win Bike for Glenn Hile
Glenn Hille won Kroger’s contest with 7 084 votes and a bright red bicycle as prize. A smiling winner spoke of the victory and asked the reporter if they wanted to take a ride.
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Glenn Hile
Rittman
Glenn Hille
Kroger
Weaver Irvin Nuptials At Westminster Chapel Wooster
June Weaver former English teacher and dramatic coach at Rittman high school married George H. Irvin Jr at Westminster Chapel Wooster in a single ring ceremony. Dr Charles Wishart Wooster College president officiated in a small gathering of family and close friends.
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June Weaver
Rittman High School
George
Westminster
Wooster
Charles F._Wishart
Wooster College
Helen Wodell
Donovan Ludwig
Claude Weaver
Orrville
Irvin
George Irvin
Orrylla
Oberlin
Eee
New York City
Fatally Injured In Accident Monday Akron Man Theodore Jussell
Theodore E. Jussell of Akron was killed when his roadster overturned three times on Bath Brecksville road. Just 23, he worked for Goodrich Tire and Rubber and had played music at local dances. He was nephew of Mrs William Ritter and survived by sister Mildred and brothers Ralph and Judson. Authorities cite emergency brake use after he saw an obstacle.
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Theodore E. Jussell
Akron
William Ritter
Jussell
Bath-Brecksville
T. FI
Evans
Long Lake
Jugsell
Goodrich ‘Tire and Rubber Company
Miami University
Mildred Jussell
Ralph H
Judson G. Jussell
Dog Notice Threatens Shooting Dogs In City Gardens
Deputy Marshal George Morgan warns residents that due to numerous complaints all dogs found in gardens lawns shrubbery or flowers will be shot on sight regardless of license status. The terse order signals a harsh crackdown on roaming canines.
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George “Morgan
Ohio Salt Co Introduces New Scientific Soup Pills
The Ohio Salt Co plans a new pill product described as scientific soup pills. Production is supervised by E d Mits and the Tah lor Co ofRalview operate four to five machines. The pills are intended for use in canned goods and other foods.
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Ohio Salt CO
Jas
Ohio
dSetontifle Tahlor Co
Ralview
Fine
Ed. Mitskopt
Real Technique Shown At E Recital At Milton Church
Real technique was shown at a Milton Presbyterian church recital where Anna Norton presented Nisa Jane Forman and Willis Caysin. The audience heard precise, well practiced piano performance featuring Greig, Schumann, Prokofiev, Bach, and Chopin. Notable pieces included Lar go from the New World Symphony and Salveggiatto. A six hand finale by Forman, Esther Ramseyer, and Marige Gerry closed the program amid warm applause.
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Scinbér
Milton Presbyterian Church
Anna Norton
Nisa Jane Forman
Willis Caysin
Greig
Schumann
Proraky
Bach
Miss. Forman
Dvorak
Sli
Hongkong
Chasins
Salfeggiatto
Day
Esther
Ramseyer
Marig¢ Gerry
Smithville
Gladys-Day
Cella Tarpster
Automobile Club of Rittman A Civic Benefit
The Rittman Automobile club is a leading local organization aiding tourists and motorists. It funds road improvements and opposes further gas and tag tax increases, saving motorists over five dollars annually. The branch provides low membership at five dollars, lower than national averages.
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Rittman Automobile Club
Rittman
Auto Club
Autoclubs c Archiveirob
Fas
United States
Brother of Charles Flory Buried Sunday Afternoon
Marton W. Flory a 46 year old resident of Sterling avenue died at his home after a four weeks illness. He was buried Sunday afternoon in New Philadelphia. Survived by widow Helen and three children Mary Ruth and Paul all at home, his mother Mrs Jacob Flory of Burbank, eight brothers and sisters Wilam Perry Glen Harry Walter Miss Grice and Mrs Earl Farmer of Burbank and Charles of Rittman.
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Marton W. Flory
Charles Flory
Sterling” S Avenue
Philadelphia
Helen
Mary
Ruth
Paul
Jacob Flory
Burbank
Wilam
Perry
Glen
Harry
Walter
Miss Grice
Earl Farmer
Charles of
Rittman
Indecisive council stalls plan to hire engineer for municipal power
Editorial recalls two weeks of council debate on Reserve Power and Light data gathering, delaying action on hiring F N Straus to study wholesale power viability and rates. May 31 notes Straus’ growing support, while Mayor Hanes and others push delay amid opposition to bond purchases.
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Reserve Power and Lights Company
F. N. Straus
Grove Land
Rittman Council
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Bucyrus
Ohio
Wein
Sherrick
Rittman
Independence
Harter
Council
Straus
John Wein
Rittmanh
Reserve Power-and-Light Company
Hanes
Reserve
Strausser
Gatehouse
Kohler
Two Teams Tied For First Place In City Softball Standings
The City softball league standings show two teams tied for first place as of Thursday noon. Wad is listed among top teams with equal records, reflecting a tight race at the top of the standings.
Barbert on July Fourth fast pitch baseball tourney planned
Fast teams were invited to Barberton for a Class A softball tournament on July 4 at Maloney Field Akron O Neils Goodrich Rubber Snyder Clothiers Barberton entered and H Barber 127 10th street expressed interest in scheduling many fast teams An all day event with finals under lights prize money first 25 second 10 third 5 plus special prizes for pitcher with most strikeouts and player with most home runs
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Barberton
Maloney Field
Akron O’neil's
Goodrich Rubber c
Snyder Clothiers
H. Farber
10Th
N. W
Lfirat
Local Interest by Wm R Thom Hayins votead ceviticiam
An extensive report covers conservation efforts in Wayne Holmes Stark counties with remarks by Ohio official Reinhart on a federal water project. It notes U.S. port operations, customs duties, Hoover-era industry, and proposed farm loan measures for Ohio Kentuckys Land Bank district. It highlights a plan to relocate 40 000 Filipinos and mentions Robert L Immell as new Farm Loan Commissioner candidate.
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Hayins
Ceviticiam
Prograum
U.S
Natal Ford
Starke Turcotrewan
Wayne
Holmes
Holmes. Counties, To Wan Adviasd Naw By “Williams: HT. Reinhart
Ohio
Atx
China
Indah
Zoelak Walton Leames
Othe Er Spormmean
Chibi
Canton
Wooster
Milfaraure
Arfoiw
Seaboard
Bellix
Hoover—company
Ae. Noril Canton
Bureau of Rudaet
Robert L. Immell
Near
Chillicothe
Kentucky Land. ‘Bank
Tontaville
Kentucky
Teen
Federal Land Bank
Marmery
Congress
Parimeré
A Rare Talk At The Rotary Club Meeting
Coe Love of Elat Wert Ate spoke at Thursday noon Rotary on church work aiding Africa. He spoke of a large church aiming to reach 48 000 people and noted 12 000 attended during four Sunday services to accommodate the crowd. Love, Salem resident, is linked to Doctor Ferguson family. his wife is Mrs. VE A Garver. He described native craftsmanship and displays and plans to continue Christianizing Africa after his furlough.
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Tattman Rotary
Tub
Coe
Elat
U. S
Marriage Licenses Record for Walter Schar and Mary Lawton
Walter Schar of Lynn and Mary Lawton of Rignan obtained marriage licenses. Rev. A E Stockham of Cres ton officiated. Additional details indicate the couple's connections to Haven and the Bosboard Company employer notes.
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Walter Schar
Lynn
Haven
Way Dairy
Mary
Lawton
Rignan
Bosboard Company
A-E
Stockham
Creston
Youths Go West on Extended Westward Tour
Local youths Brenneman Lyman Gish depart town in June for a long tour of the West. They have already visited Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis with plans to continue to additional cities.
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Bo&w W. W. ‘Oil CO
Soimplate Autos of Servicehone
Ec Rittman
Falls Mayor
George H. Irvin, Jr
Reverend Rame
Ray Charles
Ranio
Automobile Club
An_Editorial
Snakes
Wenger Owl
Athletica
E. Harter
Cigars
Huck, Finley
Rusself
Dull
Ac John
Fast Aitiman
R ‘Thom
Peraon
Tha Ciimote
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