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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1927
Page
8
Summer arrives with ideal seas and an urge to escape work for a vacation. The writer jokes about everyone from garbage collectors to “Cool Cal” dreaming of fishing, though he admits he has never tried it and questions how such thoughts begin.
The speaker contrasts old time fishing simplicity with modern gear and trips. He argues contemporary anglers overcomplicate recreation with long vacations, high tech rods, and boats, then laments the loss of honest tales of “the one that got away” and authentic fish stories.
Wadsworth saw larger crowds at both morning and evening services as the new organ was formally dedicated. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Hutchinson. The body of Lizzie Siegfried, 64, of Akron, was brought here for burial. Several local residents visited relatives and friends, and a number of townspeople were noted at various gatherings and visits over the weekend.
Visitation and hospital updates across Pennsylvania, Ohio and nearby towns include G Mrex G Fisher kin visiting relatives in Pennsylvania, Mrs I W Berry staying in Marshallville, Mrs P J O Meara and Gladys Beals visiting Marion, George Kaufman of Medina visiting son Donald in hospital, Happy Hambleton recovering from an accident near Salem Ohio, Oscar Bauer hospitalized with a broken leg after a motorcycle collision, Mrs Elizabeth Santee ill with heart trouble, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Victor Kreider in Canton, Goldia Faye, Mae Etter entertaining Canton teachers, Mrs Fred Pike and others visiting Columbia and Campbellville Kentucky, Alice Bayzinger visiting Massillon, Hannah Rickert and Martha Park visiting Toledo, Pauline Etter new correspondent for the Beacon Journal.
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