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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
8
A fragment notes a debate among Democrats in the House, with a small group including the author voting no on a Hawaiians policy. The piece hints at broader national implications if the vote concerned a mainland population rather than Hawaiians.
Merrell Q. Weaver of Canton proposes a federal program to seed barren slopes beside improved highways with grass as part of work measures for the unemployed. The idea was outlined in a letter to Melvin Tenry-Hoye, secretary to President Roosevelt, describing a method to stabilize cuts and beautify roadways.
Flooding from rain wash carries soil into creeks and rivers. reforestation efforts address erosion while government offices debate rental cuts at Sugar Creek and East Canton post quarters. Tennessee Valley Authority notes and Muscle Shoals job applications are advised to Congress.
The theatre now led by R. Carmichael features radio and screen stars in the musical comedy The International House. Notables include Rudy Vallee Burns and Allen Col Stoopnagle and Dodd Cad Cannoway and his orchestra with Baby Rose Marie. W C Fields Stu Erwin Sari Maritza Bela T. Gos i Lena Andre. Also shown are The Girls In Cellophane chorus and State Trooper a fast melodrama with Regis Toomey Evalyn Knapp. Sunset Pass stars Randolph Scott Tom Keene Kathleen Darke Noah Wiley Carey and Kent Taylor in a rugged action tale of a deputy chasing a man who is the sister’s love. Keene plays the deputy.
Mr and Mrs AH Fisher left Wednesday for a fishing trip in Ontario. They expect to spend about a fortnight there. They are joined by Mr and Mrs Boos Whitmore of Burbank and Roy Tangstrom and Ron from Cleveland.
Wadsworth News reports the appointment of Tocah musician as editor replacing Donald Webb of Al-Hance. The note notes a summer recess, a progra tional anti social time after the meeting, and quarantine events at Captain and Mrs. Paul Hoffman’s home for measles. Golda Page, Victor Kreider’s daughter, recovered from scarlet fever and celebrated her sixth birthday during convalescence. June Adg. 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver-Waters, died at the hospital from peritonitis after an appendectomy. Services were held at Bickster’s funeral home and chapel with Rev. W. S. Rowe presiding.
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