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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1938

Page

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Services Held Monday For Mrs. Elizabeth Bodager

Funeral services were held Monday at the Apostolic Church for Mrs. Elizabeth Bodager 73 widow of Albert Bodager who died at her home last Friday Burial was in the church cemetery with Albert in charge of arrangements She was born in Rittman and spent her life here Her husband died July 8 1934 They were married December 7 1886 Survivors include five sons Ernest Wartren Arthur Elmer and Daniel of Marshallville three daughters Mrs Paul Reddinger Mrs H E Berry and Mrs Benjamin Rauman all of Rittman four sisters Naomi Brenner Sadie Brenner and Bertha Steiner 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren

Apostolic Church Elizabeth Bodager Albert Bodager Albert Bodager Ritt- Man War- Tren Ernest Arthur Elmer Rittman and Daniel Marshalville Paul Reddinger Wadsworth H E Berry Wooster Benjamin Rauman Rittman Mmts Atler-Pommivk Ars Naomi Brenner Sadile Brenner Bertha Steiner

Funeral services held for Doylestown woman

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Mrs. Katherine Kovach 5a wife of Emil Kovach of near Doylestown. The Stanish Mission Church in South Akron heard Rev. Samuel Fabri. Burial followed in Wooster cemetery. Survivors include husband five children Mary Fredrick Cleveland Helen Franks Ruth Kovach Emil Jr near Wooster Daniel at home five grandchildren and other relatives.

Katherine Kovach Emil Kovach Doylestown

Bible School To Hold Closing Exercises Friday

Closing exercises for the daily vacation Bible school will be held Friday night at 7 30 at the Church of Christ. Each department under the director will present a program including memory work dramatizations of Bible stories a pageant The Garden and songs. Enrollment total was 138 with Presbyterian United Brethren and Church of Christ churches cooperating.

Church of Christ Presbyterian United Brethren Harold Steiner Bible School Eidenberry Pearly Hawkins C. J McGee Pearly ‘Hawkins Mildred Eichenberry C. J. McGee A. J Grant Frances Petit Russell

Program Announced For Sunday Union Service

Rev. E. S. Hendrickson announces the union service at the ton Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 p m The program includes Prelude Invocation Responsive Reading Scripture Reading Solo A Song of Life by Terry James Prayer Offering Hymn 125 Materna Hymn 186 Webb Benediction Silent Prayer Postlude Goodale

E. S. Hendrickson The Ton Presbyterian Church Seymour C. J. McGee Terry James C. Stem V. S I. Materna Sargon E. T Roney Webb

Hit-Skip Driver Bound To Grand Jury Tuesday

Gerald Patton 23 of Beaver Dam Kentucky was bound over to the grand jury under a 5000 bond in Wooster Ohio for the hit and run that fatally injured Herbert Theken of Massillon. Patton admitted driving without license plates or certificate and said he was going about 60 miles per hour. An inquest was held Tuesday morning with Prosecutor Raymond Morgan and local officials present.

Gerald Patton Beaver Dam Kentucky Herbert Theken Massillon Marshallvlle John G. van Nest Wooster Patton Raymond Morgan

Legion Speakers Named for Ohio Boys State Event

The American Legion will hear Rittman representatives James Miller and Charles Snyder at Tuesday night meeting. The two boys were selected as Rittman delegates to the Ohio Boys State program and served as state representatives in Columbus.

Legion Rittman Ohio Boys’ State James Miller Charles Snyder American Legion Ohio Columbus

B and W Sponsors Free Movie At City Hall

Over 100 people attended a free film sponsored by B and W Oil Co at city hall Tuesday night. The program included three talks on an airline over Central America, Champ ion spark plugs in equipment, and various racing events with auto motorcycle and airplane showcases.

B& W Olt Co City Hall Central America United States

Library hours updated at Rittman Library

Mrs Arthur Paul announces new hours at Rittman Library open 6 to 9 pm every evening except Tuesday and Sunday starting Wednesday July 66. Afternoon sessions are canceled.

Arthur Paul Rittman

Rich Purchases Blotter Property on North Street

Harold Rich buys the James Blotter property on North Street comprising a house and ten tots.

Rich Harold Rich James Blotter North St

Diary of a West Virginia Motor Trip by the Harrisons

The Harrisons chronicle a four day drive from Ohio into West Virginia in June 2022 attending a National Editorial Association meeting. They describe towns along the Kanawha river, coal country, dam and lock projects, and the Eleanor settlement with unemployed miners families. They note a visit to O McIntyre memorials in Gallipolis and a stop near Parkersburg with a Jesse James appearance before continuing to Page 8.

West Virginia Ernest Harrisomter National Editorial Association White Sulphur Springs Chillocothe Federal Reformatory Rittman Qhiclillicothé Veterans Hospital Ohio Ohl O. Or McIntyre Gallipolis New York Point Pleasant Kanawah Old Fort Herbert Hoover George Washington Uncle Sam West Va Eleanor Red Head Oil Co Wooster Capitol Gazette Attice Parker Jesse James Indiana Tinally

Play Safe July Fourth Prevents Fatalities

The National Safety Council warns that hundreds will be killed or maimed on Independence Day. The piece lists several causes and calls for precautions to reduce injuries and fatalities.

National Safety Council

Gas Co Signs Lease For New Headquarters

The Ohio Frel Gas Co announces a lease with Wiltton Harigler for a new headquarters. Remodeling has started and the gas company will occupy the building in six weeks with a plate glass front window and a front sales area. Miss Eveleen Sigler will handle the office walk, per local manager H Clapp. The basement will house purs appliances and the Harris Nondwich Shoppe.

Ohio Frel Gas Co Tugsdas Wiltton Harigler The Gas Co Eveleen Sigler Tag Brow V H Clapp Aceink

Helen Miller Makes Second Honor Roll at Ashland

Helen Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs James Miller of Starling earned second honor roll status at Ashland College for the past year. She is junior, member of the choir and band, president of the Women's Athletic Association, and social chairman of YWCA. Miller was among 44 students named to the semester’s second honor roll.

Helen Miller Mra James Miller Starling Ashland College Semostot Onlc Manon Helen Op Women's Athletic Association Otaipin- Stam Dem YW. CG Misa Miller

Two Farmers Near Sterling Cut Wheat This Week

Two farmers near Sterling reportedly began cutting their wheat this week. JL Graber, resident about a mile south of Setting, and Mike Richards near the Sterling Savilto road were both seen harvesting the season's crop, marking the area's progress in year’s harvest.

Sterling Honora Sumner JL. Graber Mike Richards Sterling-Savilto

Emch Completes Move to New Market Building

Paul Eich proprietor of the Market moving to the new white brick building on Main Street south of H and O. The former Central Market site now houses a complete market with hardware and electrical goods and a filling station. The move was completed Wednesday and the business reopened for customers.

Paul Eich S. Main H&o Movinz Mimoat Streot Emchannouners Hia Hialhoas Fee Imech Ideal Food In Moin St

Rhonemus Named Bank Attorney for Rittman Savings

C. B. Rhonemus named by the bank of director a King to act as attorney for Rittman Savings Bank, succeeding C. A. Wiser. Rhonemus also serves as city solicitor.

Bank of C. B. Rhonemus Rittman Savings Bank C. A. Wiser Rhonemus

Dairy Products Company Holds Third Jamboree

The Farmers' Dairy Products company marked its third anniversary with an annual jamboree held Thursday evening at the factory south of Rittman. Swiss entertainer Arnold Stauffer headlined, joined by the Swiss-Yodefors from Cleveland and the Westfield Grange quartet, as a large crowd enjoyed the program.

Farmers’ Dairy Products Company Rittman Arnold Stauffer Urtville

Local Births Reported for Musser Ressiter and Widmer

Mr and Mrs Irvin Musser of Easton welcome a son born Monday. Mr and Mrs George Ressiter of Creston announce a son born Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Widmer of Sterling R D welcome a daughter born Friday afternoon.

Irvin Musser Easton George Ressiter Creston John Widmer Sterling R. D

Marshal Reports Busy Week With Six Arrests

Marshal Heffernan and Mayor Roy Baker presided over a week of arrests. William Jones of Youngstown faced disorderly conduct and intoxication charges and paid a total of 14.20 dollars after pleading guilty. Leonard Adams of Doylestown pleaded guilty to an implied offense and paid 3 dollars. Jacob Wergler of Sterling also pleaded guilty after arrest.

Marshal Heffernan William Jones Youngstown Jones Roy Baker Leonard Adams Doylestown Baker Jacob Wergler Sterling Bat

City arrests for firecrackers and disorderly conduct

Saturday night parking violations blocked an alley and led to a $1 fine. Mike Skraba of Rittman was arrested Saturday morning for firing firecrackers before July 1 and jailed one day by Mayor Baker. Andrew Steiner of Wadsworth was arrested Monday night for similar firecracker activity and jailed one day. Raymond Gaszer of Seville pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and intoxication, fined $10 plus costs totaling $14.20.

Mike Skraba Rittman Baker Marshal Heffelman Andrew Steiner Wadsworth Raymond Gaszer Seville

Compassion as the human response to need

A reflective line notes compassion as the soul's response to the appeal of every living thing in its hour of need. It frames mercy as universal and timely, urging empathetic action toward those and beings seeking aid.

Fourth of July in Smithville Provokes Community Quirks

Local column notes a curious Fourth of July in Smithville with passersby discussing a missing mustache, Ralph White fixing sound gear for a cinema, and residents joking about keys for Central Park pavilion. A new city project and Mothers' Club push draw attention as Rittman firemen lose to Rittman Band in a softball clash.

Mothers’ Club Central Park

Village Council Authorizes Forge Purchase Amid Debates

At the Tagular meeting the council debated many items with little action. Roy Welling recommended purchasing a forge for sharpening tools, a motion passed funded from raise accounts. Inhalator arrives and available for two personnel, while engineers' services were deemed unnecessary by some. A petition to vacate an alley was tabled, and a claim for car injuries discussed. WPA plans progress noted and a resolution to buy two volleying extensions tabled pending further investigation.

Roy Welling Welling Jamoa Hite Geney Osborne Clvl Association Utth Tles Grave Ny Dia Taft Moente Tuether Investigattion Counscil Sterling Ave Forest Dellovyo Gt Tite Sallettor WPA Roy Taker Akron Cons Bresson Willan Thom Washington Geese Counell

Most Rittman Stores to Close on Monday Holiday

Local merchants in Rittman plan to close for the Fourth of July holiday while banks and post offices stay open all day. Grocery stores close. meat shops may close or stay open noon, fueling travel and holiday shopping.

Mons

Farmer 85 Walks 314 Miles In Morning

An 85 year old farmer from Chippewa township, residing near Doylestown, walked from his home to the Presa office to pay his subscription. He often carves wood as a hobby and has lived in the area for 48 years.

Farmer L. D. Baysinger Wadsworth-Easton Doylestown Baysinger Miornsing Presa Paltanjiougté Chippewa Township

Hibinger Services Held Sunday at Creston

Funeral services were held Sunday at Murrey funeral home Creston for Mrs Clara Hibinger 49 wife of Philip Hibinger. The burial followed at Shreyé cemetery. She died Friday at her home and is survived by her husband one daughter three brothers sisters and one other relative.

Murrey Creaton Clara Hibinge Philip Hibinger Turee Bres Oie Fandgon Wae

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Hendrickson Milton Presbyterian Church Church of God Harold Smith Young People's Young People’s Union Wayne County Goodale A J. Hartzler Ed Mills Kiener B&w Barbara DuNer Harrisons Ritts Theatre Ashland Emch S. Main St Dairy Products Company Walter Bucket Main Street Charles Heffelman Marshal Smithville Turaday Npar Ralph White Jutts Ralph Eh Goung Rittman Fire Department Rith - Band Cass Kent Hibinger
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