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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
6
A fragmentary song and verse piece recounts a dusty road to Nowhere with spring imagery and wanderlust. It blends lyric travel, memory of a former love, and the pull of distant places, then shifts to humorous and rough prose sketches and a street encounter, ending with stray scraps.
Sterling Maeirsch and Mrs. E W Maeirsch and Mrs. John Perrenod attended events in Cleveland on Thursday. N B Dawson Emily Slemmons Mrs D H Johnson and Flora Rich visited relatives in Doylestown. C L Castor Wanda were in Akron Wednesday. E H Miller D H Johnson and Flora Rich visited Hmma Force in Shreve on Sunday. Mrs John Petit of Rittman visited Mrs B Dawson on Sunday. Mr and Mrs H C Fouch and son Robert of Chicago visit local parents. Dorothy Knox spent time with her parents before heading to Kent Normal. Edith Miller from Ohio State returned home Sunday for vacation.
Weekend visits reference Mr and Mrs Frank Rodebaugh and children of Kenmore also Mr and Mrs John Metz and several others. A fire at Mrs Ida Stump’s home caused by faulty wiring was quickly contained with little damage. Upcoming events include a Children's Day program at St Michael's Lutheran and a band concert every two weeks.
John C. Bartell announces his candidacy for Wayne County Auditor in the Democratic primary set for August 11, 1926. He pledges Democratic loyalty, vows faithful service if nominated and elected, and commits to supporting the chosen opponent if he fails to win the nomination.
A terse remark from Sam mocks careless actions and a wish for an affordable five cent cigar that lacks the odor of the price tag. The quote highlights a blunt view on awareness and a cultural nod to simple pleasures.
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