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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
6
The pupils of Prof. will perform an organ and piano day evening on June 2 at 8 15 PM at the Seville Presbyterian Church. A cordial invitation is extended to the public. The note adds a practical tip about keeping a refrigerator ice chamber well filled to avoid melting ice.
David R. Lance and Leonard L. Lance a partnership doing business as Lance Bros Grocery filed suit against Dominic Garians in Milton Township Wyandot County Ohio. An attachment order dated June 7 1928 seeks $9.68 and a hearing is set for July 18 1928 at 1 00 PM. Lance Bros Grocery by Leonard L. Lance June 7 14 and 21.
An inexpensive dust mixture using arsenate of calcium and sand plaster provides improved cucumber beetle control. A handmade dusting device delivers 30 to 60 pounds per acre, applied weekly from beetle appearance until vines run, with reapplications after rain.
A report describes three parts of a vitamin complex with differing effects. Two components fed together produce moderate growth, while each alone yields only slight gains. The third component, isolated from something the others were separated from, causes short term slight growth then decline. Adding this vitamin to the pair restores the strong growth and enhances the others, showing the third acts as a vitamin and stimulates the other two for greater growth than when alone.
A fragment notes a makeshift fan built from basic items including eight penny wire a nail and a can. The creator describes punching holes in the can and notes estimating the right amount of light for operation.
In 1928 the village of Rittman Ohio approved a resolution urging the State Highway Commissioner and Wayne County to contract brick pavement for Main Street and Ohio Avenue. The plan ties to highways 662 94 653 and county roads, with the resolution taking effect at the earliest legal date. Mayor J A Bender signed the measure on June 18 1928.
A humorous anecdote centers on a man recalling a peculiar incident during a shave when a mouse darted across the floor. The exchange captures public amusement as the inquiring party asks if the event involved an accident, and the reply confirms a harmless domestic mishap.
Harry J. Kirk, appointed state highway director, vows to extend the road dollar benefits to all corners of Ohio. He supports Governor Donahey's policy, aims for serviceable roads as funds and traffic allow, and promises smooth routes on the eleven thousand miles of state highways by the end of 1928.
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