Rittman Press Ends Its Missing Word Contest
The Missing Word contest closed after 12 weeks of education and wide interest. Judges tabulated prizes totaling 5000 dollars with Missy Donnadale Fredrick taking first prize and Wilbur Steller Robert Clppinger Mrs If S Squibbs Leo Adams Mrs Melville Wright sharing second prize among several entrants.
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Widhers
Revj Ortt
Harry Ane Pee
Charles Bechtel
John Guthrie
R . Harrod
Dr Ward Fritz Graduates From Western Reserve Medical School
Dr Wardtz of Wooster, a Wooster native, graduated yesterday from Western Reserve Medical School in Cleveland. He completed his medical course at Reserve after Wooster studies and will enter Cleveland City Hospital next fall for a year of internship in grocery duties before practicing medicine. He passed the state medical examination last week. He is the son of Attorney and Mrs J Fritz of Wooster and nephew of Mr and Mrs Ervin Fritz of Shinersburg.
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Wardtz
Wooster
Western Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Fritz
Cleveland City Hospital
Guocery
Atute
Atty
J. Fritz
Ervin Fritz
Shinersburg
Fire fighting demonstration on Rittman streets
A fire fighting demonstration will be held on the streets of Rittman Saturday evening at 8:30. DeWitt urges everyone to attend to learn how fires can be controlled by modern methods and how to save property in case of fire.
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Rittman
DeWitt
R. H. Dewitt
Two Akron Students Enroll at Actual Business College
Miss Lucifer Markley and Miss Tauretta Rizo begin a business course at Actual Business College in Akron. Both recent graduates stay at the YMCA and are described as bright, promising young ladies.
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Lucifer Markley
Tauretta Rizo
Zactual Business College
Akron
Jack Forcum Resigns for Indianapolis Star Position
Jack Forcum, who held a desk in the Press department for the past three months, has resigned to accept a similar role on the Indianapolis Star.
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Jack Forcum
Press
Oithcal
Elmley Bridge project advances amid few details
A fragmented local notice outlines a planned Elmley bridge upgrade with limited readable facts. The brief mentions a deadline and authorities but lacks clear dates or involved entities.
Fire damages home as neighbors battle blaze
A fire endangered a residence at night and lit the roof before neighbors with hand fire extinguishers contained it. The Barr family home was saved after portions of the roof burned and the structure was stripped of the affected area. Fire extinguishers cited trace to Mr DeWitt’s sales to the Manila community and a demonstration in Rittman, remarked at eight thirty.
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nDork
Barr
Kind of Farming Is Underscored by Livestock Dependence
The rural icon of Ohio State notes that farms failing to earn fair incomes often lack the right business focus. Comparing five farms, those with higher labor income rely more on livestock, deriving 84 percent of cash income from livestock versus 74 percent for the lower three. The high group boasted more milk cows and livestock gains. feed efficiency yielded $1.47 return per dollar, against $1.05 for the low-income farms.
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Ohio State
Fredrickson R V Plans Ozarks Motor Trip
Last Saturday the R V Fredrickson family and Mrs D W Stinson of Marshallville left for a motor trip through the Ozarks and beyond to visit relatives, with forecasts of favorable and challenging conditions along the route.
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R. V. Fredrick
D. W. Stinson
Marshallville
Ozarks
Circus imitator breaks arm in Creyton fall
Little Bint Heneery Newberry, son of Mr and Mrs Newberry, tried circus stunts Monday afternoon in his father's barn at Creyton. He fell from the ropes and broke his right arm, showing no concern for the injury as he moved about with a sling despite the accident.
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Little Bint Heneery
B. G. Newberry
Waita
Creyton
Billy
Ringling Circus
Severe storms in Ohio cause deaths and heavy damage
A week of tornadic storms swept southern Ohio causing one death and 12 injuries in Newark and extensive destruction in Marietta and Weinity. Property losses range from 1.0 to 1.5 million dollars with substantial structural damage and scattered injuries.
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Ohio
Newark
Attends a Dding Mars Rete in Orrville
Willard Landis appears in company with Votor of Orrville as a wedding notice fragment. The readable text indicates attendance at a mars themed event with local associations, but the source remains unclear and fragmented.
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Willard Landis
Votor
Orrville
L Cabut St Sa Wet
State treasury to be replenished by 1928 taxes
Ohio tax notices sent to about 24 000 corporations for 1928 corporation franchise tax due June 15. The state expects roughly 5 million dollars from the domestic tax and about 1 million from foreign corporations. Treasury balance has been low and officials warn of earlier revenue timing.
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Bart B. Bickley
Ohio
Treasury
Construction Nears Finish for Kroger Store Adaptation
Work in progress on the wells area remodeling the building adjoining Gavkollt preage creating an immediate occupancy for a Kroger grocery outlet. The site has long served as a display and Snyder's Studio has also been present in the area, with stores nationally present.
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Gavkollt- Preage cReitin Ett Iréet
Kroger
Locery
Snyder's
Play Ground Highlights Feihe Bilksbo and spe is
Feihe Bilksbo leads a quirky playground highlight reel as speakers, games, and local stars showcase playful feats. A mix of improvised competitions and friendly banter marks the afternoon, drawing kids, parents, and neighbors for a lighthearted community event.
Local league players eye second round prospects
The piece reviews teams like the Mill and Salt Co, Legion, Basingds Men, Mercadors, Bot Factory, Deflanc College additions, and Salt Makers, noting standings, potential upsets, and expected shifts as the second round begins. It highlights uncertain fates, calls for good management, and hints at tight races ahead.
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Basingds
Seemins
Mercadors
First Plac
Kigdig
Deflanc College
Easter
Saitch
Divorce sought by Creville’s widow from Albert Hensel
A 28 year old woman identified as Mrs. Henselman seeks a divorce from her husband Albert Hensel for fault. The crumbling text notes hardship and duty but provides few verifiable details about dates or locations.
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Hevselman
Creville
Albert Hensel Fords
Popular Ritman Girls Wed in Massillon Ceremony
A Ritman couple, Miss Viola Sulzbaugh of Daylestown and Mr Arthur McConnell of Massillon, wed before Fr Hesser. Bridesmaid Miss Sulzbaugh and best man Mr McConnell joined the vows at Massillon Catholic church. After blessing, guests shared a dinner at the bride's home. The bride, a Telegraph operator, and groom, a railroad worker, plan a honeymoon to Buffalo and St. Lawrence River areas.
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Hsasdy
Massillon
Neomt Reeary
Albert McConnell
Mras Viola Sulabaugh
Daylestown
Arthur Awrccénvot
Ares
Fr Hesser
Mansillon
Sulzbaugh
Garton Llowette
MecGonnell
Reuben Boory
Dnd
T 16
Ohio
Mr McConnell
Nor
Robert McConnell
Masaillon
Pannsylvania BR
Brewatms
Loti Young
Tha-Preskpo
Hideark
Falls
Buffalg
St. Lawyalee
Funeral Held for Walter Morris in Akron
Mayor andes attended the funeral of Walter Morris of Akron who died in Colorado while visiting his brother. Morris fell ill two days after arriving and died of pneumonia. His body was shipped to Akron for services held Wednesday.
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Ands
Walter Morris
Akron
Colorado
Morris
Oslorndd
Ohio Synod Elects Moderator
At the opening meeting of the outlet synods held in Memorial Chapel, Dr. Frank M. Mottxold of Warren Presbyterian Church was elected moderator. Dr. Lippincott is retiring from the post.
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Memorial
Chapalztie
Prank
M. D. Mhotaxold
Warren Presbyterian Curgh
Avag
Dr. Lippincott
Canadia group to Hastings Ont for fishing trip
Jim Wilde, William Pike and others depart for Hastings Ontario to pursue the finny tribe for several weeks. Other parties plan to leave around July 1. Last Saturday morning at 3 a m Ora Burke and wife, O M Spade were noted in the vicinity.
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William Pike
Vite
Hastings
Haveral
Ora Burke i
O. M. Spade
Will Celebrate Next Sunday Unit Le Baston
A notice invites interested parties to attend a gathering next Sunday hosted by Le Baston Unit. Details sparse but confirms invitation and event timing.
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Rhode Island
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Alvin T. Hert
Kentucky
Republican National Committee
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Charles Sabin
New York
Donnadale Fredrick
Contratt
Dr. Ward Fritz
Wooster Young
Te Elmey
R. V. Fredrickson Tour
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