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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
7
A boy named Mike grows up between rough general store loafers and a riverfront crowd He learns early to listen to arguments and to dream He struggles to relate to peers but forms leadership within a local gang drawing on vivid imagination and a sense of adventure as his world expands and narrows in turn
A fragmented account describes a man known as the little Irishman whose talent for vivid tales and imaginative schemes earned him a reputation. He spins stories that grew beyond truth, shaping his daily life as his fantasies gradually overshadowed reality.
Last Friday a robber tied to the D. C Steiner Maibach store in Sterling was brought to Rittman by Marshal Mills from Detroit. He appeared before Mayor Bender and was bound over to the grand jury in 2000 dollars. Detroit detectives had sent literature out and placed the suspect under arrest. Two Detroit Jewish merchants faced charges for receiving stolen property and flouting orders not to dispose of the items. Maibach had earlier identified some of the loot as his missing goods.
A freight train from the west collided with a combined freight and passenger train bound for Wooster near Seville Sunday at about 4:00 am. The freight motorman sustained broken ribs and bruises and was taken to a Wooster hospital. Several crew members were shaken but uninjured. little damage occurred and service continued.
Governor Donahey vetoed 8500 dollars for a special legislative aviation committee. The work will proceed with private funds from aviation supporters who aim to establish landing fields and keep Ohio among leaders in air travel. Chairman David Ingalls plans a joint meeting to map out the program.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during our wife and mother's sickness and death We thank Rev Lubold Rev Platter and the choir for comfort and music Charles Shook and Family Also note the community and cow sale on the last Friday of each month Next sale is July 29th
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