Jubilee Program Opens Four Day Fourth of July Event
Oscar Blatter assistant manager of the Modern Woodmen of America and former resident will be a principal speaker at the Jubilee celebration July 3 to 6. Mayor Charles A Snyder and others will speak. the schedule features vaudeville, bands, free attractions, a ball game, and a fireworks finale with daily entertainment and concessions.
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Oscar Blatter
Woodmen of America
Charles A. Snyder
A.’ BésConter
Mg20
M. W. of
Ohio Industries
Vvaudeville
Bekind
Vvindi
Mwe O ofsAn
Smany
Free Attractions and Parade at Coal Miners Event
A community day features a parade and drill term exhibitions at 1 p.m followed by a speakers program at 2 p.m and a baseball game Coal Miners versus Rittman Indians at 3 p.m A vaudeville program and band concert are scheduled with a fireworks display in Rand Concerts ongoing throughout the day Free attractions and concessions offered Friday July 5.
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Neft
Ohio
Rittman Indians
Watertown
Pines Seaiteneueen
Sora
WADC
Wwape
Coal Miners
Rand
Rand Conerts
Religious School Concludes With Friday Program
The United Brethren church hosts the summer religious school program Friday evening June 28 at 7 00. The six week session ends with a demonstration of the summer’s work. Enrollment reached 120, slightly up from last year, and the public is invited to attend.
Committee Named to Visit Columbus on Electric Rates
At a Sterling town hall meeting a committee was named to meet Columbus electric officials about rates. Members include C. R Molne Sterling Henry Long B E McConnell Edward Musser Rittman and Christ Krabill. They seek rates comparable to Ohio Edison Co. A later session date was not set.
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Rural Electric Organization
Sterling Town Hall
Electric Company
Columbus
C. R Molne
Sterling
Henry Long
B. E. McConnell
Edward Musser
Rittman
Christ Krabill
Ohio Edison Co
Seasion
Mr. McConnell
Survey
Reed Meets Kid Thomas in Friday Night Fight Card
Al Reed headlines the Wooster Fairground Coliseum card facing Kid Thomas in the second main bout. Reed is in excellent condition and trimming weight, aiming to rebound after past defeats. The Akron heavyweight K Q Chrisner once noted Reed’s steady progress and strong ring record, with 52 fights and 44 wins.
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al Reed
Kid Thomas
The
Wooster Fairground Coliseum
Dope
Reed
K. Q. Chrisner
Akron
Kindigs Tour Amid Snow Drifts and Family Visits
Mr and Mrs Clyde Kindig left Rittman in June for Roscoe California to visit relatives including Charles Kindig. They traveled to San Francisco to see Mr and Mrs Edward Gainer and reported heavy snow drifts in Colorado. Yellowstone Park and a Spring field Massachusetts stop were noted before a three week return trip to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Newell.
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Clyde Kindig
Rittman
Roscoe
Calif
Charles Kindig
San Francisco
Edward Gainer
Colorado
Yellowstone Park
Springfield
Charles Newell
Kindig
Progress On Water Plant Speeds Up Construction
Rapid progress is being made on the new plant to house a $17,000 water softener under a contract let to Freeman-Jones, Inc. of Cleveland. Excavation for the foundations is nearly finished and men are ready to pour the base. Work has been in progress for two weeks with 150 workers.
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Freeman-Jones, Inc
Cleveland
Rittman Press to Deliver Newspapers by Local Newsboys
Proprietors announce home delivery in Rittman with four newsboys on routes. Subscribers will receive a punched weekly paper ticket paid in advance, with a monthly option suggested for easier bookkeeping. Readers encouraged to visit the office to introduce themselves as service begins.
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Saeaeaiai
Rittman
Hoys
Pee
Press_ is
Algo Atart
Uly
Fie
Council Urged to Present Projects for Funding
The council was asked to present potential projects for the relief program. The FERA committee discussed proposals, aiming to finalize suggestions within about two weeks for consideration by Connell Polling. A likely immediate project is sewer repairs on College Street.
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Conwell Polling
College Street
courelInyn
Boxboard Defeats Salt Team 11 to 3
Boxboard defeats Salt 11 to 3 in an out of town meet. Wadsworth Thouraidas led with a score of 9 to 3. The Salt Works battery powered by Yarman and Sheets faced Hell and Kunkler of Boxboard who won 27 to 3 in the other contest.
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Boxboard
Salt
Wadsworth Thouraidas
Focal Diamond
I[njector
Salt Works
Yarman
Hell and Kunkler
Press Date Shifts to Wednesday Next Week
Next week’s issue will move ahead one day to Wednesday due to a scheduling conflict. The paper, The Rutomn Proans, will be printed at noon and distributed on Wednesday.
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Heridayv
Tha
Another Qualifies For The Eagle Golf Scoring Club
An unnamed golfer joins the Eagle Golf Scoring Club after a notable shot on the No 2 hole at Valles Ridge. Witness Boyd Miller reports the ball stayed near the cup before dropping in, with Stocker recording an eagle. Krabill also reportedly qualified last week. Miller acts as witness.
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Reparty
Stocker
Valles Ridge
Boyd Miller
Mer Secter
Eagle Herors
R. 7
Krabill Fa
Miller x
Caglaa
Krabill
Snyder To Camp In Capital With Boy Scouts
Russell Snyder, 16, son of Mr and Mrs F D Snyder of 27 South Fourth Street, won a national Scouts honor. He will join peers from across the U S and international groups in Washington, August 21 31 under Scoutmaster M Morris troop 405, with expenses paid and Roosevelt expected to speak. Donations welcome.
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Russell:Snyder
Capital
Boy Scouts
Washington
Hr M
Morris
Russell
Nel Gilbert
Paul Theiks
William Newberry
John Steiner
Otly Viall
United
Welp
Cparresenth
Ther
Roosevelt
Akron
Rho Ien Ra
Theahe Oval
Perroni Pleads Guilty in Large-Scale Illicit Liquor Case
Joe Perroni of Akron and Green township faced Common Pleas Judge Walter J Mougey after pleading guilty to manufacturing intoxicating liquor without a permit. He received six months in jail and a $1,000 fine with costs, bail conditions to pay within 30 days to avoid imprisonment.
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Joe Perroni
Akron
Green Township
Common Pleas
Walter J Mougey
Perroni
Wayne County
Perront
Two Initiated Into Junior Order Friday at Ashland
Members of the Jr. O. U. A. M attended an initiation service at Ashland Friday evening. George Morgan and Grover Snyder were among those taking the oath of allegiance. Others from Rittman in attendance included D. W. McCoy Claude Smith Theodore Rook and William Allison.
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Ashtlant -Pridiy
George Morgan
Grover
Snyder
Rittman
W. McCoy
Claude Smith
Theodore Rook
William Allison
Shreve Legion Beats Rittman In Low-Scoring Contest
Shreve Legion defeated Rittman 3 to 1 in a windy game. Thundarold Hall pitched for Rittman while Glenn Halter was sidelined with injuries.
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Rittman
Beeson
Fits
Pante
Shreve
Thundarold’ Hall
Glenn
Halter
Ehind
Mayor Urges Caution for Fourth Firework Rules
Mayor Charles Snyder urged observance of the spirit of the Fourth of July while outlining local restrictions on fireworks. The measure lists prohibited items such as large toy torpedoes and sky rockets and notes that professional displays may occur on the Fourth under expert handling.
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Charles Snyder
Peter Reguits
Thianabid
Council Hears First Reading Of Contract With Company
Council debates first reading of an ordinance to adopt a new gas rate schedule with Ohio Fuel Gas Co. The plan lowers rates for two years then allows gradual increases, with a potential second two year term. The measure aligns with prior talks and contracts signed by Craston and Seville, while some towns sought a factory rate schedule and delays.
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Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Lowe
Fites Severn
Lodi
Creaton
Seville
Gallas
Atate Uttilites Commission
Columbia
A. Dearing
Godt
Crastan
Seeville
Gan Raimpuny
Wn Lone Battle
Tomor
Ndfesteaniountnes
Qurnisshes
D. J. Walters
Mwest
Streat
Spi
Utilities Committee
James Galehouse
John Kowler
Homer Rorrer
Central Park
St. Ann’s“ Catholic
Rotary Fourney Began Last Week in Tournament
The Rotary tournament started last week with two matches played. Captains J W Rodnger and Wilard Crite lead the two teams, who must finish their picks within two weeks and may hold contents as they choose. The packed list names players and affiliations across multiple clubs.
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Cheaoeway
Coama
UUAY
Rodnger
Wihil
Wilard Crite
Sterling Mother Starts for Panama Journey
Mr and Mrs Byron Wilson and two children begin a long trek from Mt David Arizona toward Balboa Panama Tapaiay The trip includes visits with Mrs Wilsons parents Mr and Mrs William Steoate in Storing and ends in Middlebury Vermont where Mr A Wilson pursues a master’s degree at Middlebury College They expect a welcoming return from neighbors and former Balboa residents amid plans to reunite with friends in the Panama Zona
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Byron Wilson
Stiadjs
Deynix
Mt David
Arizona
Balboa
Panama
Tapaiay
Middlebury
Witkon
Soniteh
Alhoa
Tot Teich
Ee Nermnald
Jorabelle
Id Marrist
Ivan Hillard
Wadsworth
Band Concert And Festival Returns Saturday In Central Park
Weather dampens opening event but Central Park hosts a band concert and festival sponsored by local traders. Board of Trade members oversee the program slated to continue each Saturday through the summer.
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BUC
Ners Ebanta
Central
Board of Trade
Brenneman Granted Divorce From Otto Hroupsens in Court
Mrs. Carrie Brenneman of Rit man obtained a divorce from Otto Hroupens on Wednesday. Judge Walter Mougey signed the decree after a separation agreement and property settlement proved satisfactory to the court.
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Carrie ‘Brenneman
Rittman
Otto
Earl ‘Pleas
Walter Mougey
Mra
Brenneman
Fragmentary note hints at caste and social terms
The readable phrases mention caste and a sequence of letters and numbers. The fragment appears to reference a social division term within an otherwise incomplete sentence. No clear event or identifiable names are present.
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D F. McDonald
Frances Burger
Claire "Burger
Agary
Mary
Mikloshek
Concessiona
Qhyo Industries
Milton
Canaan
Congress
Mr. and
Mrs. Kindig
FERA
Canereleer
Cellular
Hurler
Conn Ol
Eagle Golf
Washington's
Monument
Ashland
Legion
Council
Rotary
Fourney
Canal Zone
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