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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
Busy page records births visits and family news from Barberton and surrounding towns. Items include births at Aygo and Barberton, visits by relatives from Canton Cleveland and Michigans, shop and business travel, band concert notes at Ritteman, and community announcements with names of residents and households.
Myr. Newberry jubilant over an investment gas well which just came in sufficiently large to net him $000 month. The event occurred as part of a social gathering where fortunes were discussed and celebrated.
Summer egg production hinges on temperatures above 70 degrees as fertile eggs deteriorate at 80 to 100 degrees. Farmers, from small flocks to large poultry operations, practice culling roosters in late June or early July to maintain egg quality and profitability.
Mr and Mrs Steve Stefanico announce a daughter born on June 6. Mr and Mrs Alfred Gordon report a son born on June 19. Mr and Mrs William Harmoun announce a daughter born in June.
In heat, Ritt Grange No 6 met at the school house on rune 22 with a brief business session and a program by the married group. Members enjoyed homemade ice cream and cake. a social is planned for July 6 at Henry Wirth’s home on the Sterling road. The next meeting is July 13 where L. L. Campbell will discuss Co operative Marketing. Reporter.
Last Sunday afternoon lightning struck Wi Cline's barn in Doylestown and razed it to the ground. A Ford truck also burned in the blaze.
A car left running by Mr. Rohrer rolled into gear when his two young children, left unattended, accidentally drove it down the street. The vehicle swung past Jay Branneman’s coupe and stopped near the Ernest Burkett property. No serious injuries, but the incident warns against idling engines during business.
Northwestern Ohio farmers report hay slings outperform hand loading and harpoons, enabling a three hoist load with two slings tied end to end and a third used for larger loads. Slings are rope and cross slats with a lock trip on one end and a metal eye on the other. For timothy hay only the bottom sling is used to save time, and three slings per load are common for stored grain after threshing. Ohio State University research finds hard lime equal to soft lime for agricultural use.
Fragmentary notice mentions BF J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio selling a product or property for over forty years. Details are obscured but imply a business action by a local firm with long tenure.
A survey in Ohio's northwest reveals a pre set of chinch bugs building this year with potential local outbreaks. Farmers are urged to inspect wheat at cutting time as bugs hatch in some fields. Sam notes uncertainty about what cannot be known.
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