Serf Catered in Rittman Notice
Fragmentary item notes a matter in Rittman Ohio dated March 8 1279 September 18 as a second line matter with a terse designation and locality.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
Fragmentary item notes a matter in Rittman Ohio dated March 8 1279 September 18 as a second line matter with a terse designation and locality.
Mr and Mrs Walter Hoover and Mr and Mrs Warren Hardgrove spent Tuesday evening in Osrvilla. Wm Kensinger fished at the lakes south of Akron Thursday. Elmer Felter and two daughters of Kenmore visited friends Sunday. The Presby terian church remodeling advances rapidly. I Heika visited daughter Gladys at Oberlin Sunday. Rowland Dennis of Barberton visited relatives. W O Stauffer of Barberton was Sunday guest at the Shade home. Robert Hickin returned from a two week visit in Dover Center and Lakewood. P H Kroeger of Akron were week end guests at the Sigler home. Editor Newberry and family visited Cres ton. Howard Marvin Breece had tonsils removed. he has recovered. Elmer Maurer sold a Maxwell sport roadster to Henry Harris at Wadsworth. Hamilton of Barnard & Hamilton Co and Mr Gibler plan a visit to Macon Ohio. The Jewel store will be in competent charge during absence. exterior of Melvin Beachy’s residence brightened. Mrs L H Mahle taken ill. Mr and Mrs Fritz were Sunday visitors. Wenger broke ground for a new home on Third Street. Ferdinand Schreiber’s adney location noted. Ritter had tonsils removed at Wadsworth Municipal. David Stinson visited. Fred and Mrs Warren Hardgrove attended the Clapper reunion at Fox Lake and visited relatives near Canal Fulton. R V Frederick and wife were Akron visitors Saturday afternoon.
Dean H Welmer former court bailiff and secretary to Congressman John McSweeney earned the highest average in the bills and notes course at the National University of Law Washington D C and received two sets of law books. He and Mrs Welmer traveled with Congressman McSweeney and his mother to Wooster after the graduation exercises.
The article recounts how the Countess of Cinchon in Peru and her husband, viceroy in Lima, learned of a fever curing bark. Returning to Spain with bark quantities, quinine gained popularity despite prejudice. Clement Markham later pursued cinchona plants in Peru to introduce cultivation in India, with seeds surviving voyages to lead to plantations in Burma, Ceylon, Jamaica, and South Africa.
Not protected by copyright, Cicero and other authors were copied by experienced copyists in Italy and Greece. Tradesmen used slaves to pirate editions, with errors. Shops near the Forum and Rostra sold papyrus works on wooden rollers at surprisingly low prices.
A brief Nation’s Business note describes Spain granting MFN status to Icelandic dried cod and Iceland exempting Spanish wines under 21 percent alcohol from prohibition. The piece jokes about the unlikely elevation of Bacchus to cod’s level and mocks the idea as unreal in a playful, opinionated tone.
A boy asks why the man in the nursery rhyme did not post a Keep Off the Grass notice. He wonders about cruelty to a maiden as his mother explains through a muddled tale of a tatty man who kicked the malches off the lawn.
The piece advises consulting the bride in selecting lighting fixtures. It promotes scientifically designed lights for artistic value and warm illumination to create a bright, comfortable home and invites bringing a floor plan to showroom staff for tailored choices.
The Society of the Presbyterian Church of Milton Ohio filed in Wayne County Common Pleas a petition in case number 27092 seeking authority to mortgage real estate described as the west ten rods of Lot 20 in J C Elliott's Addition to Milton Station now Rittman. The $600 loan to the Board of the Church Erection Fund carries 4 percent interest, maturing in ten years with redemption at any time, and the petition will be heard after June 25 1924.
On Tuesday the Hon Atlee Pomerene of Ohio former U S Senator was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws by Kenyon College president M F Pierce at Gambier Ohio. The centennial celebration events continue this week with the new degree honoring long service.
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