Notes of Interest From Rittman and Nearby Areas
Local notes report June Victor Records sale at L Ebert's Music, visits to Wellington and Barberton relatives, and drivers arriving from Cleveland for Fredrick garage. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen. Various social visits, a Sunday dinner in honor of Mrs. F A Smith's birthday, and upcoming school grounds work by janitors. Community updates include hospital recovery, rain welcome, church services, and a notable Akron police team game.
Thirty-two file for county offices in race slate
At filing close Friday midnight thirty two candidates sought party nominations across county offices. Republicans list includes L D Cornell Reynolds Harry R Smith A E Luce Thomas Glasco Charles L Wiler O Chaufman Geo Lautzenheiser Mrs Florence Patterson Parvin F Swinehart Dr A C Smith. Democratic entries show John McSweeney Alton H Eting D Ed Seas Clement McVicker G A Starn Benton G Hay Willis Horn S N Manson Albert FP Jacot Florence O Limb D A McCullough Howard W Ackerman Walter J Mongey John C Bartell B D Robinson W R Lightner Lloyd C Hoffman Walter G Rupp Armstrong Brown G Bucher Emanuel Reichenbach.
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Congress
John McSweeney
Alton H. Eting
D. Ed. Seas
Clement McVicker
Common Pleas
G. A. Starn
Benton G. Hay
Willis Horn
S. N. Manson
Albert FP. Jacot
Florence O. Limb
D. A. McCullough
Howard W. Ackerman
Walter J. Mongey
John C. Bartell
B. D. Robinson
W. R. Lightner
Lloyd C. Hoffman
Walter G. Rupp
Armstrong -Brown
G.— Bucher
Emanuel Reichenbach
Local residents hear news of visits and travel
Mr and Mrs Herbert Plant of Ak ton attended a Seaitora dt ithe f Heiks home on State street Sunday. Willard Landis, Worcester College student, visited Rittman last Friday. Fat plans to spend summer at Winona Lake Indiana to work as culinary artist. Goss Garver left Friday noon for Denver for the International Rotary convention. Mr and Mrs J B Hickin and son Robert visited Wm Cotton home in Seville Friday night. Mrs H L Qualman cared for her mother and visited here last week. Sam Escovitz’s new Sheldon street residence nears completion. Charles Hickin returned home from Dover Center. Mrs J C Landis attended an aunt’s funeral in Youngstown last Friday and visited relatives through Saturday. Mr and Mrs W J Clark entertained Mr and Mrs A L Ebert at dinner Wednesday. Mason Day aids Snyder studio. Mrs Marion Prouts of Apple Creek visited town earlier. Mrs John Petit entertained O L club, also Mrs A Zeigler of Marshallville and Miss Virginia Sellers of Creston. Mrs Cecelia Zeigler hosted Mr and Mrs Joe Petit and Mrs Gus Reiser of Sterling. R V Fredrick and family arrived after a long trip. They left Denver two weeks ago and plan to depart again this week, likely arriving home by July first.
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M. R. Beachy
Paul Snyder
Clayton Kunkler
Cleveland
Fredrick Garage
Richard Allen
W. Hoover
Lodi
W. B. Les
Toland
Otto Boyer
F. A. Smith
Harry Miller
Barberton
Thomas Bittaker
Massillon
Walter Adams
Frank Smith
Anna Lowe
Booneville
Ind
B. Breece
J. B. Lambert
A. 8. Petit
Wadsworth Municipal Hospital
Herbert Plant
Akton
Seaitora Dt Ithe
State Street
Willard Landis
Wooster College
Fin Rittman
Fat
Winona Lake
Goss
Garver
Denver
J. B. Hickin
Robert
Soda Fountain Sells Refreshing Water and Specialties
When tired and thirsty visit our fountain for perfect soda water. We offer cleanliness and daintiness in making and serving, ensuring refreshment and satisfaction. Our fountain serves popular beverages and several specialty winners.
Lodi Club Plans Picnic At Chippewa Lake
The Lodi Commercial Club voted to hold a picnic at Chippewa Lake this summer and unanimously to stage a community picnic. C W Hoover of the good roads committee announced Route 55 paving would be widened this summer.
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Lodi
Chippewa Lake
Bles
Hoover
The
Good Roads Committee
Club
Bids for Printing Official Ballots in Wayne County
Sealed proposals from Wayne County Ohio bidders are invited by the Deputy State Supervisors of Elections for printing official ballots in books for the August 10 1926 nomination. Ballots must be 25 percent more than last general election and delivered in Wayne County by July 11 1926. Bond required with two sureties double bid amount. The board may reject all bids. Published June 10 17.
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Wayne County
Ohio
Wooster
Woooster
Board of Deputy State Supervisors
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Elmer Maurer
Cc. J. Steiner
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Akron
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