Miss Estella Goodhart and Howard King Wed in Wooster Chapel
The couple married in a single ring ceremony at Memorial chapel Wooster College conducted by Dr Harry Cotton with Dr G N Luccock assisting. Mrs Glen King provided music before and during the ceremony as the couple plan a summer in northern Michigan and a residence in Cleveland.
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Estella Goodhart
Howard King
Memorial’ Chapel
Wooster College
Harry Cotton
G N Luccock
Robert Frahse
Glen King
Mrs King
U S Goodhart
Beail Avenue
Wooster
Creston
Garfield Heights
Cleveland
Mr King
R B King
Sterling
Rittman High School
Ohio State
Cleveland Heights
Klows
Michigan
Obituary of Aaron Fisher 1861 1931
Aaron Fisher born September 23, 1861 died June 16, 1931 aged 69 years 8 months and 23 days He was the eldest son of Abraham and Fannie Fisher and devoted to family welfare He joined the UB church at Knupps about 30 years ago and showed spiritual rebirth For 20 years poor health confined him and he lived as a recluse He died June 16 morning leaving brothers Reuben Joel John sisters Mrs Katherine Krout Mrs Lovina Lance Mrs Ellen Berder Funeral held at sister Kathrine Krout home with Rev BE L Ortt officiating Interment Crown Hill Cemetery Peace be unto his ashes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Fisher
Abraham
Fannie Fisher
Knupp’s
Reuben
Joel
John
Katherine Krout
Lovina Lance
Ellen Berderall
Rittman
BE L Ortt
First U B. Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Dell Knox Marries Dell Knox in Rixford Pa details
Dell Knox, a well driller from Rittman, married about three weeks ago in Rixford, Pa. After leaving Rittman, he went to Garrettsville to his sister's home, then to Pennsylvania to care for ailing brother who died later, leaving Dell administrator of a sizable estate. Mrs Knox is his sister-in-law and housekeeper. The couple now reside in Rixford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Knox
Rittman
Rixford
Knox
Garrettsville
Pennsylvania
Yater
Dell
Ohio State Junior Fair Premium List Released
The 4 H Club Department at the Ohio State Junior Fair in Columbus announces that premium lists for August 31 to September 5 have been distributed to county agents. Club members may obtain a copy by contacting their agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Businessmen top Boxboard 7 to 1 in key nine hit duel
Kunkler and Castor star as Boxboard moundsman keeps nine hits to fourteen bases in a decisive win for the Businessmen. Castor dazzles on the mound and at bat while the defense, led by Miller Baker and Kurtz, stymies Boxboard with five more hits.
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Kunkler
Caster
Castor
Derhammmer
Sam Baker
Cantor
Derhammer
Miller
McHenry
Baker
Shorle
Gillman
Castors
Halliwell
Hilty
Mike Miller
Kurtz
Rauschenberg
Scout Official Resigns to Return to Education in Akron Area
S S Moore, Field Executive of the Akron Area Council, resigns effective July 1 to resume teaching after two months of private study. He has led the Wadsworth district, including Rittman, since 1929 and reports a 50 percent gain in Troop membership during his tenure. Continued low Camp Manatee attendance due to finances signals only one Rittman patrol may attend this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S S. Moore
Akron
Moore
Wadsworth
Camp Manatee
Nab Neb Girls Nabbed After Robbery Plot In City
Marsha Mills captured two Omaha teenagers Mariain Hallenback 18 and Kathryn Anderson 19 on robbery charges linked to Nebrask a theft plan in Cleveland. Authorities allege the pair planned to steal after entering a locked room and escaping with valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariain Hallenback
Kathryn Anderson
Omaha
Fiie
Nebraska
Brother of Mrs Gilbert Again Receives Laurels
The Greenwich Press editor Howard Palmer wins a National Editorial Association trophy for Newspaper Production at the 46th annual meeting in Atlanta. Palmer, brother to Mrs F E Gilbert of Rittman, is credited with The Press's strong showing and multiple past prizes, though not entered this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Rittman Press
Howard Palmer
Palmer
F FE Gilbert
Rittman
Atlanta
Greenwich Press
National Editorial Association
Atlanta Biltmore
Allvor
Presa
Association
Cheyenne
Milwaukee
Rittman Bank Declares Seven Percent Dividend
The Rittman Savings Bank board declared a seven percent dividend after a strong first half of 1931. Operations funded by member deposits and Federal Reserve system advantages boosted finances, with reserves kept for surplus and repairs to building and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Bank
Rittman Savings Bank
Sapenaca and
Tairiest
R. J Krabill
Federal Reserve System
Sons of Union Veterans Meet In Marshallville
The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will hold their regular meeting at the lodge hall in Marshallville on Tuesday evening June 23 at eight o'clock. Let us have a good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Lodge Hall
Marshallville
Quiet Wooster Wedding Binds Hart and McNutt
Miss Hart and Wilfrid Daniel McNutt wed in Memorial chapel Wooster in a small ceremony attended by close family. The couple, both Wooster residents with ties to Wooster College, plan a brief reception and then travel to Michigan where McNutt completes aeronautic studies while Miss Hart continues teaching at Rittman High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Daniel McNutt
Wayne Avenue Wooster
Misa Mary McNutt
Dan Varmeloe
QO F_ Neots
Miss Mc Nutt
WI Ross
Reverend McNutt
G N. Luccock
Mr. McNutt
W Fart Sho
Wooster College
Rittman High School
McNutt
Ann Arbor
Wooster
Michigan
First Sweet Peas of Season Picked by Mrs Kobel
Mrs J C Kobel brought a bright bouquet of the season's first sweet peas to The Press office. The arrangement mixed red purple pink salmon and white blooms with green ferns and tinted edges, echoing earlier year notices of sweet peas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J C Kobel
Kebel
August Primaries Set With Local Nominations
Filing for Rittman offices closed Thursday listing Republican ticket including William M Shackelford for mayor and E Mills marshal along with clerk treasurer and council candidates. Democratic slate names F B Hanes for mayor J H Brown marshal Margaret Brenneman clerk and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspiranta
Rittman
William M Shackelford
E. Mills
Eula R Shook
Homer W Forrer
Nanle FE Niles
J Wheeler L. F Dickerson
J.B Galehouse
Warren Hardgrove
Joseph Sherrick
G W. Holm
Harry Schand
J. C Landis
JH A Ruthel
Pemti Nation
F B Hanes
J .H Brown
Weldon’ Hardgrove
A E. Twinem
Glenn A. Ziegler
Margaret Brenneman
C W Graf
Frank Harter
Victor Scott
C E. Castor
Paul Morrison
E G. Newberry
Harry Brenneman
W J Ritter
Board of Affairs
Northeastern Ohio Volunteer Firemen Convene at Port Clinton
Lawrence Stoelmiller Charles Poe and Raymond Hall attended the Northeastern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s convention at Port Clinton. A daytime fire apparatus demonstration and a meeting chose Gibsonburg near Fremont as next year’s site. About 15 000 people watched a mock battle by Camp Perry colored soldiers and fireworks in the evening with rides planned on a Goodyear blimp and trips to Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Stoelmiller
Charles Poe
Raymond Hall
Ohio
Volunteer Firemens
Port Clinton
Gibsonberg
Fremont
Camp Perry
Goodyear
Cedar Point
Paving of Ohio Presbyterians Open Synod in Wooster
The Presbyterian Synod of Ohio convenes Monday in Wooster chapel with elections and sermons. Retiring Moderator Rev Mitch Ivan Evens of Dayton preaches each morning, Dr Hickok leads Bible hour, and speakers include Dr Compton of Chicago and Dr Nixon of Rochester. Business sessions and prayers follow each afternoon. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Synod of Ohio
Wooster
Synodical
Mitch Ivan Evens
Dayton
Hickok
Oxford
Paul Hickok
Newark
Miss Elliott
Grange Picnic Set at Rice's Dam June 23
A Grange regular meeting of Hittman Orange noted strong attendance and the Juventina group adding eight members to their degree work. The Orange plans its annual picnic at Rice's Dam north of Lodi on June 23 with meetings held on the second and fourth months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hittman Orange
Juventina Nut
Orange
Rice's Dam
Lodi
Grange
Celebrate Seville Presbyterian Church 100th Anniversary
The Seville Presbyterian church marks its 100th anniversary with a June 27 celebration. An anniversary dinner for former and present members follows on the 2kth Saturday evening. A Sunday musical starts at 2 PM, with Pastor Wooster delivering the anniversary address at a union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville Presbyterian Church
Lucenck
Wooster
Honey as radiator antifreeze and coolant use
Honey serves as a year round aid for motorists cooling radiators in both winter and summer due to its higher boiling point. Bee specialist A C Roose notes its effectiveness in mountains and dry regions, with one user reportedly employing it for seven to eight years. Leakage risks arise if seals are not tight, potentially letting honey enter the cylinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowg
Roose
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Rastus Refuses Name And Address In Camp Taylor Draft
In 1917 at Camp Taylor a Black recruit balks at giving name and address. He quips that the clerk should know him, reflecting the era’s rigid prewar paper work. Maisie’s tale about a teacher mistaking a horse drawing adds a humorous aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Taylor
Rastus
Council approves pay ordinance and plans Ohio Avenue improvement
At Monday's meeting the council passed the pay ordinance after a routine minutes reading. Ohio Avenue paving discussion drew opinions from property owners. a Wednesday adjourned meeting showed 69 percent support for the project. The council authorized legislation for the work with costs not to exceed 21 600 and ten percent to be paid by Ohio avenue property owners, with a 10 year payment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knupp
Ohio Avenue
Sterling Avenue
Erie
Dolores Gregg Named Valedictorian of San Fernando Class
Dolores Gregg topped 110 graduates at San Fernando High School in California earning valedictorian honors with 28 A grades. She joined the Ephebian civic honor society, limited to one in forty students, and noted her extra year at Rittman High gives her an edge among local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Gregg
San Ferdando
California
Dolores
Ephebian Society
Gregg
San Fernando
Rittman High
Rittman Review No 474 Holds June Meeting
The regular Rittman Review No 474 meeting was held Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carl Rizer reported on the State Convention at Hollenden hotel June 2 to 4. Next meeting set for Tuesday evening June 30 with district deputy Mrs. Addie Brown attending. Members asked to bring a pound package for a needy sister. Lunch planned by two committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Review
Carl Rizer
Hollenden
Addie Brown
Akron
Alster
Will
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West Vas
Marsha
Mills
Jy Nebraska
Vaal Andress
St Clair
Robbey
Sigler
Pasessor Returnest
Andress
Ernest Zanhearsky
Seville
Ezra Zerker
Applecrook
Sons of Union
Miss Hart
Presbyterian Synod OF Ohio AT
Bualnesa
Rice’s Dam
Maisie
Herother
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