Wenger Oils Fall 2-1 In Slats Thriller To United Cigars
United Cigars edge Wenger Oils 2-1 as Grafton mishap leads to Boyce scoring on a dropped ball. Bell and Eggeman pitched well, Cigars capitalize on two errors, clinching first half league lead amid tight play and late drama. Walds Clothes slides to third after losses. Snakes win fourth straight with Castor strong on mound. Final half games looming. standings delayed.
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Wenger Oils
United Cigars
Tonny ‘Yarman
Wenger
Boyce
Grafton
Cigars
Ofls
Russ Bell
Eggeman
Bell
Oils
Walds Clothes
Snake Club
Snakes
Castor
Graf
The
Clouthiers
Zhut
Clothiers
Etectine
Barberton Tourney Attracts First Class A Team Play
Barberton prepares a July 4 softball tournament at Maloney field with seven teams including Clinton Elevators Marsh alville Bowers Searberton Monarchs Willowbrook Dairies Snyder Clothiers Akron Pure Milk Jet Orrville Troop F Barberton Oils Owl Club. H Red Farber sponsor invites signups until July 2 at TM 127 16th St NW. Games span the day with finals under new lights. An injunction against O Parsons Sterling by Sheriff Naumay led to seizure of restaurant and other property.
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Maloney Field
Barberton
Clinton Elevators
Marshallville
Bowers Searberton Monarchs
Willowbrook Dairies
Snyder Clothiers
Akron Pure Milk
Ro~ Jet
Orrville
Troop F
Barberton Oils
The
Owl Club
16Th St
N.W
Bar
Poodyoars Lead Last Year in Brand Purchases
Last year Poodyoars outsold all other brands in overall purchases, with customers favoring its model lineup and price points over competitors. Market data highlights Poodyoars as the top choice among buyers.
James Hile Weds Katherine Steiner in Quiet Ceremony
A high school romance culminated in a 4 oclock Saturday wedding at the Smithville Brethren Church. Katherine Steiner and James Hile united in marriage as witnesses Mrs Alice Hile and Mrs Alice Staite, mothers of the couple, attended. The bridal party included Miss Glenda Turner and Paul Gillman Jr. The couple plans a western Ohio honeymoon trip, returning to Ottnar avenue and Third street.
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Smithville
Katharine Steiner
James Tile
Ealock
Carpenter
Pridal
Glenda Turner
Paul Gillman, Jr
Sterling
Alice Hile
Alice Staite
Fof Ter Weiling
Htm
Ohio
Ohton Avenue
Third Street
Ileis
Aliee Steiner
Hile ix
Allee Hie Fe
the-Onte~Salt Company
Rittman High School Accredited For Another Year
Rittman high school has been accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for the period ending April 19, 1934. Graduates may enter higher education in the north central states without entrance exams if credits meet college requirements. Superintendent W. A. Garver announced the accreditation as he prepared for a trip to New Haven for further study at Yale.
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Rittman High School
North Central Association"of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
Rittman
Approv
Thorities of
Tt Taust
State Athletic Association
Tt Ningt Be Flete
North Central
W. A. Garver
New Haven
Sty
Yale
Redheaded Reporter Overcomes Illness To Rise In Washington
Washington Facts Of Local Interest tells how Robert B. Smith once deemed incurable by doctors pressed on in journalism. He worked for the Canton Repository and Massillon Gleaner, then Philadelphia Public Ledger, and has now been elevated to a management role in Washington after Clinton W. Gilbert’s death.
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J. J. Whitacre
Washington
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Clinton W. Gilbert
Bob” Smith
Smith
Ohio post offices shift classes and new letter rates take effect
Ohio post offices undergo class changes July 1 with Rittman and others moving from second to third class and some offices rising to second class. Inside routes remain, one delivery daily expected, and new postage rules apply for drop letters and first class mail within Wayne county villages.
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Rittman
Ohio
Batavia
Campbell
Delta
Glouster
Hicksville
Wuron
Mingo Junction
Plymouth
Sylvania
Vermilion
Waverly
West Milton
Wickliffe
Bedford
Bellaire
Conneaut
Cuyahoga Falls
Dover
Greenfield
Marysville
Medina
New Philadelphia
Oberlin
Shelby
Washington D C
Xenia
Mechanicsburg
Wayne County
Shreve
Dalton
Smithvile
West
Salem
Sterling
Fredericksburg
Applecreek
Special Invitation to Moderator Service at Old Stone Church
At the Old Stone church in Cleveland a Sunday Moderator's service will begin at 7:45 p.m. The invite goes to the Milton Presbyterian congregation. Dr John McDowell of New York City, Moderator of the General Assembly, Dr Lester A Evans of Cambridge Ohio, Moderator of the Synod of Ohio, and Rev E S Hendrickson of Rittman, Moderator of his district, will speak. The local congregation plans to attend in a body.
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Old Stone
Cleveland
Milton Presbyterian Entiren
John McDowell
New York City
General Assembly
Lester —A. Evans
Cambridge
Ohio
Synod of Ohio
E. S. Hendrickson
Rittman
Roosevelt Era Fights Over Hawaii Governor Choice
The article recalls Bob Smith, a former Bull Moose leader in Ohio, who supported Roosevelt’s break with naming a nonresident to Hawaii’s governorship. He recounts voting convictions in Congress, noting a bill to appoint a nonresident failed in the Senate, aligning with 1928 Democratic platform. The Hawaii government then had a balanced budget and a treasury around four million dollars, prompting reflections on state practices.
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House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Hawaii
United States Senate
Former Teachers Married at Ashland on Sunday
Miss Aryn Kioms Orrville Andan Bales Allarding Manstiel were married Sunday evening in Ashland by Dr Martin Siiley of Ashland college. Both Mr Allarding and Mrs Allarding taught in Rittman schools. The couple will reside at 25 Dunbilt Ct Mansel.
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Aryn Kioms
Orrville Andan
Bales Allarding
Ashland
Martin Siiley
Ashland_ colloge
Rittman
Mary Associates
Allarsting
Ashland College
Ohm
Thermone Grponde
Dunbilt Ct
Mansel
Plans Public Use Of School Library
Plans to open the High School Library for July and August with a summer y interest. The plan offers borrowing five or more books per card and no regular library fee, with two books allowed at a time. Interested citizens can call Wednesday afternoon July 6 for details and to join, funds to be used to buy new books.
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Ealing
Court Briefs Highlight Grand Jury Session and Local Suit
A special grand jury session is set for Monday July 3 with about 30 cases on the docket, potentially the largest in years, and adjournment will span the Fourth of July. Constable Walter Evans faces a suit in Common Pleas by Jones Shrock seeking release of a truck and $2300, alleging unlawful retention since April 20. Ruth Jones Wadaworth is named executrix of Alfred Maine’s estate in Milton township. heirs total nine siblings, with estate valued around $8,900. Appraisers Ernest McConnell, Reuben King, and Harvey Hartzler will assess the property.
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Walter- Evans
Chinepewa Township
Jones’ Shrock
Wooster
Shrockr
Shrock
Evans
Earl D. Brouse
Chippewa Township
Milton Two
Ruth-Jones
Real Estate Transfers Move O O Parsons to Myrtle E Johnson
O O Parsons transfers to Myrtle E Johnson owned a lot on Sterling Street. The transaction details the transfer and parties involved in the real estate change.
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O. O. Parsons
Myrtle
Johnson, Sterling’ Lot
State Director Approves Sites for Flood Control Projects
Wayne county commission yesterday afternoon, with Mansfield and other conservancy directors, approved two flood control sites near Rittman and Hubbard Creek Seville. Engineers from Wooster, Orrville and ITTMAWR will assist as costs are estimated, with final figures due soon.
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Wayne County
Newton Mansdell
Conservancy
Onio
Paul Glasgow
Ittmawr Wooster and
Orrville
Waasheer Randall
Holmesbrogk
Erpeuhs-—-Feith
Iitoer
Rittman
Pub Hard Creek
Seville
Mansfeld
J. H. Wisher
Holmesbrook
Hubbard -Crooks
Mansfield Aaid
Ohio
J. J. Flasher
Weoks
Hastings
Ontario
Examinations for Civil Service Jobs Announced
The United States Civil Service announces competitive examinations for various federal positions including Senior Highway Construction Supervisor and Senior Highway Design Engineer with annual salaries from $4,600 to $6,400 and retirement deductions up to 16 percent. Other postings cover factory production supervision and penitentiary administration, with positions listed across multiple states and districts.
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United States Civil Service Luis
Opedy
Jantar Park Naturaligt
Nmmensureot
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Washington
N. C
Federal Penitentiary
LeavenWorth
Kana
Town
Maryland
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
District of Columbia
Npnorth
Waston
Mary
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Infected Limb Leads to Hospital Operation for Akron Child
A severely infected leg necessitated an operation at Akron's Children's Hospital on Tuesday. The patient, Narvey Yrockensmith, son of Mr and Mrs Aga H Workenamith, underwent the procedure. Doctors report the operation was successful and the child's condition is very favorable.
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Narvey Yrockensmith
Aga H Workenamith
Children’s Hospital
Akron
Jeg
Births All Boys Bring Welcomes to Area Families
Mr and Mrs Pip Miller of Doylestown announce a son Richard Eugene. Mr and Mrs George Shaeffer of Marshallville report a son. Mr and Mrs Ray Humes of 8 Second St. welcome a son born last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Mike Gombarovica of Front Street have a son born Wednesday night June 21. Local notices mention a Harvey-Kerr event last Thursday.
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Pip Miller
Doylestown
Richard Eugene
George Shaeffer
Marshallville
Ray Humes
Second St
Mike Gombarovica
Front Street
Jan Rs
Harvey—Kerr
Appointed Administrator for Misere Estate in Baughman Township
K E Hoover appointed administrator of the estate of the late Gerald Eugene Misere in Baughman township. Heirs include widow Marie and a minor son. The appointment allows receiving a claim from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for wrongful death.
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K. E. Hoover
Gerald Eugene
Misere
Baughman Township
Marie
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
House in Recess as Tax Bill Faces Senate Opposition
A contentious session in the Taxation Committee left furniture scattered after two close lawmakers clashed over a bill to exempt certain traction and related taxes. The measure failed by two votes and was set to be reconsidered, with some members publically opposing the exemption while others push to pass it. The House appeared to favor opposing the tax relief amid rising commodity prices.
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House of Reprenens
Senate
Mayor's Counter Move on Engineer Hire Sparks Council Debate
A heated council session focused on hiring engineer F.N. Strath for property and power line issues in Ritiman. Mayor, Harter, Wolm, and Woks faced questions over legality and potential court challenges, while Cornell and Shoerrick weighed cautious support for expert appraisal to lower rates.
NO APPOINTMENTS FOR PATROL CONFIRMED BY OHIO HIGHWAY CHIEF
State highway director C. W. Morrell stated today that no appointments have been made to the patrol service including the superintendent and field officers. He denied rumors of selections and said the department is studying personnel to improve safety and efficiency across roads and bridges while protecting life and property.
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C. W. Morell
Jnanrler
Mrs Oscar Miracle Undergoes Operation At Wadsworth
Mrs. Oscar Miracle was taken to Wadsworth hospital Monday evening. She underwent an operation Tuesday and is reported in a very favorable condition.
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Oscar Miracle
Wadsworth
Wassworth Hospital
Local ad yields cat sale before Saturday noon
Mrs C E Lozier of Wadgworth Ohio reports an advertisement in the paper led to the sale of a cat to a town resident before Saturday noon, despite the low mood promoting ad space.
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C. E. Lozier
Wadgworth, Ohio
Bible School Gives Resume of Work at Vacation Session
A brief resume of the work done at the Daily Vacation Bible School reports Wednesday evening events at the United Brethren church. Primary junior and beginners departments operated under directors Mrs Karl Kohel er Mrs Roy Qualman and Miss Dorotha Frank with assistants Rosemary McGee and Frances Brickel assisting Miss Faith Secrest.
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United Brethren Church
Karl Koehlér
Roy
Qualman
Dorotha Frank
Féith- Secrest
Frank
Rosemary
McGee
Frances
Brickel
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