Rittman Secures Another Victory After Tight Win
Rittman improved to five wins and four losses as clean base running and timely hitting carried the team to a Sunday victory over Snydertown. Key moments featured Owens two-base hit and multiple stolen bases by Rittman, while pitching matched sharp fielding as Dull and Helm worked six and three innings respectively. Attendance reached about 200 with Umpire Mulhie calling the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens
Turner
Sauber
O. Wilson
Halliwell
Rittman
Snydertown
H.ts
Dull
Helm
Smith
Prieher
Steele
Rittman to Play Marshallville on Fourth of July
A note lists Rittman musicians entertaining at Marshallville July 4 with a brass band to accompany the boys and help secure victory in a distant land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Marshallville
Sunday Night Storm Destroys Two Near Steiner Farm Barns
In a Sunday storm southeast of town, Ezra Steiner’s barn burned after a 11 pm lightning strike while the nearby John Musser barn, struck about 9 pm, lost most contents including 20 hogs. The Steiner cow survived. both barns, partly insured, were destroyed with hay oats and implements lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Steiner
John Musser
Musser
Steiner
Street Car Rumblings Across Ohio Route Proposes Electric Line
Six years ago a plan sought an electric streetcar from Cleveland to Orrville via Doylestown and Marshallville. A company raised funds and began construction but right-of-way is uncertain. A Sharon Center to Rittman route gains favor and could secure surveys funds if community backing appears. Local papers show optimism but practicality hinges on public stance and possible hold-up methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Orrville
Doylestown
Marshallville
Sharon Center
Wadsworth and Rittman
Akron
Patterson commencement of Milton to wishp held
The Milton to wishp commencement took place Monday evening at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Hobart delivered the class address to a large audience, praised as one of his best efforts. The Rittman orchestra under E. W. Bechtel provided pleasing music and Prof. Clouse stated this class is the county’s second largest and well rounded in other respects.
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Patterson
Milton
Whshp
Presbyterian Church
Hobart
Rittman Orchestra
E. W. Bechtel
Clouse
Ths
Pleasant Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Roy Forrer
A Saturday birthday party celebrated Mrs Roy Forrer turning twenty with a dinner and joyful time. Guests included Mr and Mrs A M Fritz, Mr and Mrs Herman Smellinger and Owens, Mrs Chas Dennis, Mrs Lawrence Sheller, Mrs O L Cox, Mrs D W Brenneman, Mrs Elmore Fritz, Misses Luella Johnson Lacie Brenneman Thelma Cox Ruth Cox Cleo Cox and Emma Wilson. Trazel thanks all for the memories and rocking chair gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forrer
A. M. Fntz
Herman Smellinger
Son Owens
Chas. Dennis
Mirs
Lawrence Sheller
O. L. Cox
D. W. Brenneman
Elmore Fritz
Luella Johnson
Lacie Brenneman
Thelma Cox
Ruth Cox
Cleo Cox
Emma Wilson
Trazel
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Davis A baby boy born
A baby boy was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Davis weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces.
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Frank Davis
Rittman Expands Boundaries With Nine Acre Addition
Rittman council meets thrice in a week to shift funds into a service account and approve a 1916 levy. Estimated needs total 8000 across General 1000 Public Health 250 Public Safety 600 Public Service 445 Sinking 1706. Dog leash rules to be drafted and a nine acre northwest addition to the town limits granted.
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Public Health
Public Safety Fund
Public Service Fund
Hiidmance
Griner Kantner Families Reunion Held Near Creston
The fifth Griner Kantner reunion met June 17 at W. C Griner’s home near Creston with 118 attendees. Officers were elected for 1915 and a future gathering planned for June 16 at Mrs J E Eberly in Madisonburg C.
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Griner
A. J. Griner
F. A. Griner
Morris Lehman
Brady Shing
S. B. Griner
W. O. Giimer
J.E. Lehman
E. E. Fouch
J. E. Eberly
Madisonburg
Subscription notice for club magazines and mailing errors
Subscribers urged to report missing magazines after 30 days as errors may recur in the mailing list. The Subscription Agency and publishers vow full-year delivery for the four‑magazine club at $1.18, and readers are invited to subscribe if not yet signed up.
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Agencs
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wooster Area Cohort
Several marriage licenses issued including W Russell McQuigg of Wooster and Katherine F Hoover of Applecreek Edward F Dumont of Lorain and Maude E Winkler of Orrville Don C Mote of Wooster and Josephine Mbwer Geiger of Applecreek Eden Moser of Dalton Frank Hinder and Lucy Maurer Wm E Dunkle and Pearl P Manges of Wooster Norman P Simpson of Canton and Margaret M Faber of Wooster W E Foard of Columbia Missouri and Winona Houser of Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman P. Simpson
Canton
Margaret M. Faber
Wooster
W. E. Foard
Columbia
Winona Houser
Bonds Sold Well In Cleveland For $34,000 School Issue
At Monday night’s board of education meeting the $34 000 school bond issue was awarded to the First National Bank of Cleveland. The bank bid 1510 80 in interest with a principal of 1510 80. Many other bids were received, some nearly as high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Natonal Bank of
Cleveland
Open Letter on Nonpartisan Wayne County Judge Candidacy
Tram Bo Swartz of Wooster Ohio declares no August primary candidacy for Common Pleas Judge. He argues party platform laws restrict partisan pledges and petitions allow a nonpartisan bid for a single term, urging voters to support his petitioned candidacy in November 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Common Pleas
Judge Weygandt
Srate
Obra
Gudiewry
O Wns
Rittman Citizens Band Holds Biweekly Park Concerts
The band concert occurs every alternate Saturday evening in the park with the next show on Saturday June 27. The public is invited to gather in Rittman to enjoy the pleasant outdoor event.
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Rittman Citizens’ Band
Rittman
Outing at Rittman Park and Lincoln Chautauqua Week
Visit Rittman park for camping and enjoy the Lincoln Chautauqua from August fifteenth to twentieth. A season ticket costs $1.50 and camping is free through the period, offering a low cost family outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Park
Rittman
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Foreman Debuts as Public Vocalist in Cleveland
Mrs Hallie Foreman debuted as a public vocalist on June 9 at East End Baptist church Euclid Avenue Cleveland. The recital by Miss Caroline Lowe's class drew attendees including Miss Hattie Sigler John Wein and many friends from Akron and beyond. Foreman was encored several times and made a decided hit.
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Hallie Foreman
East End Baptist Church
Euclid Avenue
Cleveland
Caroline Lowe
Hattie Sigler
John Wein
Doylestown
Akron
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Molle
Harpster
Floyd
Faber
AB Orphal
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Rf Steele
If Owens
Kelch
Ss- Dull
AB B. Wilson
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Ad Nagle
Wet
Ss - Ecket
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W. Russell McQuigg
Katherine F. Hoover
Applecreek
Edward F Dumont
Lorain
Maude E. Winkler
Don C. Mote
Josephine Mbwer
Frank Hinder
Lucy Maurer
Wm. E. Dunkle and
Miss Pearl P. Manges
Cleveland Bank
Tram Bo Swartz
Wooster, Ohio
Dune
Mrs. Foreman
Weiss
Ser Pon
Oxfords
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Cable-Nelson
Oakland
A. B. Chase
Kroeger
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