Delegates Return From Rotary Convention in Minneapolis
Gannon of Rittman and Heebsh of Orrville led Rotary Club delegates home after attending the Rotary International convention in Minneapolis. Delegates from three thousand communities gathered for discussions on peace and service. The city praised for hospitality and the Hanging Gardens of floral decorations drew visitors. Arthur Sayp addressed the gathering, with German Dr Elm Cuno among international delegates. The event was hailed as perhaps the greatest in Rotary’s history, ahead of the next Texas session.
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Arthur Sayp
Rotary International
Elm Cuno
Hamarg
Germany
Calhoun J
Easton Celebration a Great Success at Church Homecoming
Easton A. B. church marked its 51st anniversary with a Sunday gathering. Ladies organized meals and served a bountiful noon dinner for more than 200 attendees. Rev. Taylor of Greensburg and Rev. Kendall of Wadsworth spoke, Kendall noting 50 years in faith. The church spent 650 dollars, with 600 raised by subscription. Rittman attendees joined in the homecoming, and the church orchestra provided music.
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Easton A. B
Taylor
Greensburg
J. B. Kendall
Wadsworth
Kendall
Lord Foor
JU. B. Church
Phone Rate Hearing Postponed to July 18
The Public Services Co hearing on proposed phone rate increases, set for July 3, is postponed to July 18 at 10:00 a.m. Local groups Wayne County Farm Bureau and Wayne County Grange join in the delay, with communities Rakemionie Wooster and Millersburg mentioned.
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Siouties Co
Wayne Sounty Ferm Bureau
Wayne Conn ’ A Grange
Rakemionie, Wooster
Millersburz
Arcthe
Fellowship meeting draws seventy five attendees
The fellowship meeting and suppor sponsored by the Mt. Herman Men's class of the Presbyterian church attracted a 75 attendance. Creston, Jadckson and Seville churches were well represented. Garden of Appreciation. Jews Confined, Fo his, See 7 B, BIOKIN wt.
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Mt. Herman
The
Presbyterian Church
N ‘Creston
Jadckson
Seville
High School Team Dominates Firemen In Opener
Tut Kunkler starred on the mound as the High School squad walloped the Firemen in a clear first round win. Hilty, Baker, Morrison, and Halliwell contributed key plays as the visitors pulled ahead early and held the lead despite rain-affected delays. Standings noted for date.
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Kunkler
Hilty
Sam” Baker
Morrison
Halliwell
Nkler
Pavlic Nominated to Naval Academy at Annapolis
Milton Pavlic, nominated by Congressman John McSweeney, passed the entrance exam for the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. He and his sister Therisa left for Washington DC and Annapolis for the process. Upon completion of plebe duties and academic start next October, Milton will remain for a summer cruise and return about a year from September with his first furlough.
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Milton Pavlic
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
John McSweeney
Pavlic
Therisa
Washington, D. C
Annapoligia
Faeigner Lassmen
Pavlie
Western Reserva
United States Navy
Milton
Academy
Theresa Avil
East
Ed Whitman Involved In Car Accident Near Town
Sunday Ed Whitman and his two daughters were en route to visit a friend southeast of town when their car veered losing control and crashed into a roadside bank. The impact damaged the front axle and wheel as they approached a turn into a lane to the friend’s home.
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Ed ‘Whitman
Barnard Hamilton and Good & Bickster Co Plan Move to Larger Quarters
A fragment indicates Barnard Hamilton and the Good & Bickster Co will move into larger quarters before August. Aimed to complete stock of household furnishings for the new location, the party expects to tarry briefly.
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Barnard-Hamilton
Good& Bickster Co
Newlywed Lane Couple Honored at Grange Shower
After a grange meeting, the newlywed Mr and Mrs Clayton Lane received a table of gifts from grange members. Mr S Conrad spoke as the couple opened packages and thanked friends. The event closed with best wishes from attending members at a late hour.
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Oes
Erange
The
Grange
S. ©. Conrad
Clayton Lane
Lance
Sralgu
Dance call from old time square dance
A spirited call sings of old time square dance moves. Syllables spell out faisons such as do-si-do swing partners kiss and promenade. The lively instruction evokes a rustic caller guiding couples to circle, swing, and return to seats.
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Pardnefas
Enroute for Colorado After Visiting Ohioans
Mr. and Mrs. W. Heens daughter and son return home after four weeks visiting relatives in Taylorville Cedar Rapids Iowa and northern Anand. Mrs Geisinger resides at Stoninis. The report notes travels and family connections amid a brief homeward journey.
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Denshter
Taylorville
Til
Cedar ‘Rapids
Towa
Yisttan Puncle
Anand
Geisinger
Stoninis
Tory
Last Rites for Captain T. D. Wolbach Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Captain T. Wolbach were held at Hilliard & Son Parlors on Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Woodlawn cemetery. Rev. C B Etter of Grace Lutheran Church officiated. Wolbach affiliated with the church and known as a Wadsworth photographer for fifty years. He was respected as one of the remaining G A K members at his death.
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T Lites
Demonstrated Fire Fighting Method Demonstration
Last Saturday night a demonstration of the modern fire prevention method was given on the street by Mr H DeWitt advertising representative of the Interstate Chemical Co of Detroit. They announced they will support service stations in Fredericksburg and Mt Ops and seek cooperation to establish more stations in the community. Fire is a grave hazard and the public should take interest in fire prevention as about 160 people burn to death each year and $640000000 worth of property is destroyed by fire annually.
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H. DeWitt
Interstate Chemical Co
Detroit
Jast
Fredericksburg
Mt. Ops
Tala Sartein
Bernice Snyder Dies. Obituary For Grover Snyder’s Daughter
Bernice, daughter of Grover Snyder, dies Wednesday at age unspecified. Report notes family relations and likely funeral arrangements.
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Bernice
Grover “Snyder
Atierio Oon
Grover Snider
Bernice i
Iman
Popular Rittman Pork Draws Crowds and Park Plans
The Rittman pork trade grows yearly as park activities expand. Rev B G Hamilton notes visits to Ashland Wooster and Mansfield with no city parks matching theirs. A $1.00 fee covered basic upkeep but proved insufficient. a $1.80 rate remains for 1928 with a possible $2.00 later. Upcoming park events include Burkholder reunion June 20 Altar Society July 12, Lutzreen July 28, Farmer-Begwin reunion July 29.
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Rittman
Amdi Odga
B. G. Hamilton
Ike Ashland
Wooster
Mansfield
Reg&roome
Playeronni
Burkholger
Altar ‘S Teisty
Lutzreen
Farmer-Begwn
Entertains Honor of Brother at Simnday Aifndeim
Mrs Cecenta Zeigler entertained at a Sunday afternoon honor for her brother Airana Mys. Bu ward Gominey who has been visiting here for several weeks, with guests including Mr and Mrs key Miss Mary Dapary of Aktory of Canton Mr and Mrs Gus Reinet ian ter Lilida and Ros Seanger Mr and Mrs Poo Petits Mr and Mrs P B Trester and Mrs Charles Goffinet of Sterling.
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Cecenta/Zeigler
Simnday
Aifndeim
Airana Mys
Bu ‘Ward Gominey
Sevral
Feafeeak
Key
Mary-Dapary
Aktory of
Cannton
Gus Reinet Ianter
Lilida
Ros Seanger
Poo Pétits
P. B. Trester
Moff
Charles Goffinet
Sterlific
Fragmented OCR note on charges and services
Brief, unreadable OCR fragment mentions interest, fees, and services with unclear context or entities. No decisive events, dates, or proper nouns identifiable for a confident summary.
Rumored can factory site eyed for city growth
Local reports say a can factory may locate in the city within two months, bringing 35 initial workers rising to about 196. The Ohio Boxboard Co. would benefit from local supply needs as the St Louis Can Co. expands with branches in several cities, aiding local can and board production. The deal reflects continued industrial expansion and room for new enterprises in the area.
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Iitic City
Ohio Air Co
Tims
R. @. Can Co
St Louis
Galt, Company
Ohio Boxboard: Co
Anderson Lance marriage unites Miss Rather Anderson and Clayton Lanes
On Saturday June 10 at 6 30 pm at Acme Lutheran church Miss Rather Anderson and Clayton Lanes were married Rev HL Lubold of Wadsworth performed the ceremony Attendants included Mir ana MTe Floyd Reader Fredericktown Miss Dortha Lace Atyrling Miss Dom thea Steiner Hutthan Miss Clara Blanche Stathon and Mary Wirth Sterling Mr Harry derson and others The bride is Mira A Anderson of near Stftmian and taught in the Rittman school for five years The groom is son of Mr and Mrs B H Lane west of Sterling
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Acme Lutheran Church
Rather Anderson
Isir
Clayton Lanes
Iarringe
HL Lubold
Wadsworth
Ana Mte
Floyd Reader
Fredericktown
Dortha Lace
Atyrling
Misa Dom Thea Steiner
Hutthan
Clara Blanche Stathon
Mary Wirth Sterling
Harry Derson
Ron
Rise Andarsds
Celia
Bns
Dor Schorlg
Willara
A. Anderson
Rittman School
B. H. Lanéos
Sterling
First Street School Blog Gets Building Improvements
The First Street school blog notes improvements to the building sash to cut wind seepage. The upgraded sash is expected to save significant fuel by preventing drafts and improving sealing of the school building.
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First Street
Friday Bridge Party Honoring Mr and Mrs MacMillan
Laat Friday Mr and Mrs Frank Brtyder hosted a bridge party with friends in honor of Mr and Mrs MacMillan and Miss Estella Amatute of Sterling. The MeeMillone and family were visiting at their parents home and plan to visit Olto.
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Frank Brtyder
Bridge
MacMilén
Hatrige
Estella
Sterling
MeeMillone Dave
Rich
Oltlo
Local boxing event signals spring activity reborn
A sparse report notes Herbert Money as assistant captain commissioner for the district presiding at a boxing test event. H B Brakend and Henderfoet figures are mentioned with plans for the organization to resume activity after years of dormancy. The meeting occurred under J O U A auspices as teams prepared for spring sport openings.
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Easton 'i
Ses Tire
Downs Firemen
Toreador
Legion
Whitman Hascident
Xarches Zwar ON
Colorado
T. D. ‘Wolbach
Anderson
fLenderfoot
Miss Pardee Sigler
Aas
Ashland Hospital
Mars
Pardee
Cleveland, Sun
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