Dawes predicts turning point as recovery begins
The editorial cites Charles G. Dawes recalling his public service and warns against over-optimism. It argues the recession will end from the bottom up, with recovery starting where small businesses and manufacturers gain demand. It notes revival begins with makers of goods aiding small business profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Dawes
Germany
United States
Great Britaan
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mrr. Dawes
Emall
Partisan Debate and Prohibition Split in the Election
A columnist argues the two major parties blur lines with Vets and Drys across both sides. Prohibition stands as the hot issue, framed as state rights by Republicans and a long Democratic slogar. The outlook hinges on whether voters fear change or see potential improvement in moving away from the current system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Society Notes From Rittman Grange and Friends
The Rittman Grange met Friday June 24 with a program post session featuring Dan Bodager on early clover crop cutting, Samuel Conrad’s reading A Man who likes low mood, and Rev. Roy Hall of West Salem providing an address. Women’s Benefit Association plans July 12 event with committee noted and luncheon. O B S picnic set for July 13 at Steiners Farm with 6:00 picnic. Pythian Sisters held a fish fry in Medina with 200-plus attendees from multiple states and Singapore. Officers for next year include Noah Amstutz as president, Kathryn Bender secretary, G C McKee treasurer. Amstutz Token remarks and Amstutz Memorial noted. local vendors listed and travel plans hinted.
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Dan Bodager
Samuel Conrad
Roy Hall
West Salem
Grange
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Singapore
Amstutz
Rittman Central Park
Noah Amstutz
Valpa
Raise
Indiana
Mise
Kathryn Bender
GC. D. McKee
Akron
Joseph Amstues
Sterling
Hobart
Amstute
Amstutz Temnion
California
Local Social Roundup From Rittman and Nearby
Rittman and Spencer residents hosted and visited relatives during a weekend of gatherings. Dr. C A Bradshaw and Stand a Clinic No 2 plan moves to the Acme building this week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Homer Pinkley at Creston, and guests of Mrs V Carson and others from Pittsburg California and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Spencer
Harold Miller
Donna Degn
Marvin Stoolmiller
Vincent Marble
Canada
C. A. Bradshaw
Standa Clinic No. 2
Acme
Harry [ White
Pittsburgh
V. C.‘Carson
Jane White
California
Carson
Ward ‘Ramseyer
Smithville
Carson Home
Albert Deneke
Margaret
Charles Rohrer
The-Labb
Homer Pinkley
Creston
Henry Lendy
Webb McIlvaine
Local social notes and visits scattered throughout community
Residents and visitors from Mansfield Akron and Youngstown gather for family meals funerals and church events. Names include Rev G J McGee Ed Steiner Lillian Beery Ezra Lauder and Merle Carson with travel to Crown Hill and Crown Hill Mennonite Church. A Chesterfield cleaning ad and a car purchase at R V Fredrick Garage close the column.
Local Dinner Guests Share Weekend Visits
Sterling residents Mrs Elia Gulttar and sons Donald and Paul Canton and families Mr and Mrs Chapfes Goffinet Mr and Mrs L J Gigandet of Rittman had six o clock dinner with Mr and Mrs Antone Minnich Elyria Mr and Mrs Joe Rheyne Vaughter Lucille spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Sycora Barberton John Hanzie home Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Ben He Hanzie and family Charles Hanzie Sterling Mr and Mrs Gen Mosier Seville Mr and Mrs Chas r family Mr and Mrs Bill Waskinson and family Riftman and Goldie Hanele Akron
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Elia Gulttar
Donald
Paul
Canton
David Ross
Chapfes Goffinet
L. J. Gigandet
Rittman
Antone Minnich
Elyria
Joe Rheyne
Vaughter
Lucille
Charles Sycora
Barberton
John, Hanzie
Ben. He Hanzie
Charles Hanzie
Sterling
Gen. Mosier
Seville
Chas
Bill- Waskinson
Riftiman
Goldie Hanele
Akron
Local visits and gatherings across multiple households
Saturday evening in Alfred Gord erchores area featured Mrs Roy Griner and grandson Jack visiting her daughter in Magaliton. Bur bank couple Mr and Mrs Albert Schaad were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Schaad. A movie reunion gathered about 65 at the home of H Kabel. Several families hosted dinners and Sunday calls including the Wirths Beynhers and Rittman area residents. Others socialized with Lucie Rheyne Esther Schnell Marie Goffinet and Mary Leichty, plus theater outing to Pie Plant Pete at Shines.
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Myra
Fred Widmer
Ezra. Lauder
Mansfield
Roy Beer
Lillian Beery
Martha Mort
Robert Beery
Virginia Seltenberger
Pennsylvania
Pan Morrison
Merle Carson
Donald Forrer
New Haven
Conn
Dudley
Dearolf
Stoolmiller
Lawrence Stoolmiller
Canada
Sherrick
Leo Irgin
C Schumaker
Otto Boyer
Wadsworth
Jack
Marjorie Schumaker
Jacob Schumaker
Marshallsville
Shook
Audra
C. A. Fulton
Frances
Louis Gigandet
O C Farber
Toledo
Nellie Kobb
Akron
Artie Trent
Gon
Robert
E. C Schumaker
L ‘Heiks
Leo Adams
Emmet Griner
Harry Griner
J. Helly
Wooster
M. Wenger
Coldwater
Mich
PuartDe
Roche
Alfred Gorderchores Re Mee
Roy Griner
Magaliton
Albert Schaad
Burbank
Frank Schaad
H. Kabel
E. H. Lance
Rittman Park
Henry Wirth
Charles Beynher
Lucie Rheyne
Evelyn Schdfffer
Marie Goffinet
Rittman
Esther ‘Schnell
James Miller
A. J. Turney
Smithville
W. A. Schnell
Esther
Mary Leichty
Rittmart
Clyde Becker
Victor Ritzman
A E. Hostetler
Dorothy
George Griesmer
Mary Blatti
Darel Weaver
Andi
Seville July 4 1876 Celebration Program Reproduced
This office holds a reprint of the 1876 Seville Ohio July 4th celebration program credited to Mrs Samuel Owen. The document offers a glimpse of the town’s past festivity and may inspire a revival of the old time spirit.
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Seville
Ohio
Samuel Owen
Sevillé
National Day of Celebration with Cannon and Balloons
A July 4th program details a midnight cannon salute, sunrise salutes, balloon ascensions, and a Germania Band performance starting at 4:30 a.m. A procession forms at 5:00 a.m. in front of the Congregational Church, with the day’s events at Hosmer's Grove and Academy Grounds. Activities include readings, oration, town history, toasts, and grand illumination with fireworks.
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Eidenia
Germania Band
Congregational Church
Pioneers
Hosmer’s Grove
Glee Club
Germania
C -Glee Club
Cannon
Reading
Academy
Washington
Harrison
Grant
Penn
Pocahontas
Capt. Smith
Executive Committéé
Wisconsin payrolls policy sparks public attention
Wisconsin has been receiving considerable publicity through the newspapers on the political and taxation policies it has established which are evidently discouraging not.
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Wisconsin
Bet carer theraema counts tpn investments and payrolls
A garbled notice discusses investments and payrolls aimed at creating and sustaining jobs while criticizing taxation and policy as discouraging activity. A sign urges are not to be bothered and to keep off the area, reflecting a local dispute over economic measures and taxpayer costs.
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Bet Carer Theraema
Tpn
Taxpayers’ Pocketbook
Road hog spared as Noah eyes one animal to omit
A stray fragment notes Noah should have left out a single animal on the ark. The line hints at a road hog as the one to dismiss.
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Noah
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