21 Jun 1917
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
1
In a tense encounter Rittman was edged by an opponent as key players from both teams, including named hitters and pitchers, contributed to a high activity game. The match featured notable performances from pitchers and batters, with late rallies and defensive plays shaping the outcome.
A historical church notice lists the confirmation class of fifty four at St Anns Church with names of confirmands and attendees. Clergy and parish leaders are cited along with the ceremony details and surrounding community remarks.
Fragments recall a Civil War era call to arms with lines echoing Patrick Henry and patriotic rhetoric. The piece references Oberlin graduates and a parade of local youths enlisted or drafted, noting community leaders and a parade of names and ranks amid wartime sentiment.
Wenger and J. R. Well express satisfaction as Galehouse and Beery conduct a sale featuring cans described in liberal terms. Patrons from Medina, Orrville, Turkes, Sterling, and Towne purchase 25 lots with emphasis on animal notes and sale conditions. Retiring bidders and a crowded scene mark the event.
Martin Innman of Battlecreek Meh and Tonis Ginter of Wooster join John James Walker of Akron with Gladys Van Arnum of West Salem in four marriage license actions recorded in local notices.
Dr Le Steiner is ailing with a serious illness not yet diagnosed after several consultations. Dr Chase, a specialist from Kron, will report progress Timers are flying. A serum analysis is planned for Thursday.
Ritman plans a regal Independence Day celebration with ambitious displays and entertainment. Organizers urge patriotic citizens to attend and anticipate a memorable event. posters and a large advertisement preview will appear in the upcoming issue.
A damaged fragment describes a Knights of Pythians gathering to Seville with references to degrees, guests, and an ordination or initiation event. Names, places, and details are garbled, but mentions Rev De Tee and a third degree conferred, plus a large party and external attendance.
The document proclaims a Red Cross Week urging national service by all citizens during wartime. It honors volunteers, notes youth and women may serve, and endorses the American Red Cross as the official wartime relief organization working with the armed forces. President Woodrow Wilson signs the proclamation dated May 25, 1917.
A garbled report notes that the Wadeworth and Medina chapters seek collaboration with Snow i gumedbetion and Dovie-town operatinas to align with the Red Cross. It mentions Wadsworth in Waslofeton and free Red Cross literature being distributed by Wadeworth ladies for an annual value of $100.
Mayor Tlanes, Mr and Mrs WR Shook, and Mrs Caroline Mhekin traveled to Massillon on Tuesday to see Adella Veney in the institution there for the past year. They reported, to the regret of many local friends, that her condition has not improved since the last visit.
A garbled OCR excerpt appears to mix names and phrases without coherent events or details. Readable items include scattered references to people and terms, but no identifiable news event, place, date, or organization to summarize into a coherent card.
Prof G W Porter suffers cerebral spinal meningitis while at the bar in Cabotains Ohio, receives immediate hospital care and support from friends and colleagues. The incident prompts a swift recovery plan as he resumes duties at school, with colleagues from community and committee members sending encouragement.
A mysterious robberies spree in Creston area, about a year ago, led to arrests in Brewster. The suspect admitted to robbing the Creston post office and Schlagel tent market and confessed to killing another man after clubbing him in Vanster. Authorities say the man also admitted other Creston robberies.
Miss Mabel Nout and Alphos Goffnet quietly wed at the Cathole parsonage with Rev. Postacht officiating. The couple departed on the same day for Change and returned to the city the following Tuesday. The bride, once employed at the Olow Salt company, is from Kittin residence. the groom is manager of the Rittman Opera Tease. They plan to honeymoon at home and celebrate their wedding later with family.
Real estate transfers listed include Tettie Mo Fisher and others involving properties in We S.cfem S120, Ratton Sloth, Hiner Mehwen, and Susan John Hobasher. Board of Trade transactions in Wooster totaling 10, 28, and 4 dollars to various bidders. Amelia C Quamby and Orpha n Rennan exchange property in Wooerter for 1 dollar. George W Qmby and Wooster trades recorded at 2000 dollars. Pauline Miller transfers to Mary S McDowell in Gand sa Green township for 1 dollar. Mary et al also convey land in Green township valued at 214 dollars.
A probate court under Judge A Weiser ordered David Bair committed to the Massillon State Hospital for treatment. The record notes the individual had shown signs of wandering in recent years, raising concerns about his condition and the need for care.
Eighteen relatives from Clinton Akron and town gathered at Serond Street for a Shipra party Monday evening in honor of Mrs C Wenger. The informal celebration featured fine light refreshments and gifts for the birthday guest. Many happy returns of the day were wished by the attendees.
County road work progresses as residents light the spark of improvement. The project aims to better connect the north farm area with Wadsworth and ease access toward Barberton, Mickron, and Cleveland. The plan includes a back road to link to the village, expediting travel.
In this issue of The Press a special illustrated article explains German submarine methods used to disrupt commercial and naval traffic. It notes aims to deter Allied shipping and outlines tactics alleged to be employed by U-boat crews, reflecting wartime concerns and journalism of the era.
Ford Thompson loses control of his horse and wagon on Rule Street. The frightened horse bolts pell-mell down the avenue, causing a chaotic scene from Rule Street to Shinerborg as bystanders scatter and the wagon overturns. No serious injuries reported.
Born to Mroolnd Mrs dee Dan dervitz a boy June 6 Born to Mr and Mrs Mike Katter shall a boy June 12 Born to Lloyd Whitman and wife June 18 two sons Born to George Grasenhacher a son Born to Mike Kattershall and wife June 16 one son Born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Mougey Wednesday June 20 three day The press requests articles for publication by Tuesday noon for better copy and by Wednesday fore noon each week.
Taxes for Rittman Village Milton township and Sterling school firs t met will be received at The Rittman Savings Bank any time after June 24 and not later than July 11 117. Taxes may be paid at the Sterling Cash Grocery one day only on July 5th. Bank open every evening from July 2 to July 7, 1917, THE RITTMAN SAVINGS BANK.
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