Dr R W Bixler to Speak on Local History Event
Dr R W Bixler heads Ashland college department will address the public on local history topics at an upcoming gathering. The talk is part of a broader plan to engage residents with regional historian perspectives and archival insights.
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W. Bixler
Department of
Ashland
Cola Byerling
Bixler
George
Warkingtons
Tasure
Tile
Johnson’s
Wednesday Night Council Meeting Highlights and Budget Debates
The village council met Wednesday night with all members present except Castor. They approved minutes and debated fire insurance, salary adjustments for Water Works staff, and a proposed budget of 136 dollars monthly with recent salaries averaging 152. A street widening proposal for Main Street to ease traffic near Route 94 drew cautious discussion, while a gas nuisance petition on Wright Street saw no action.
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Castor
Hoys- Ys
Soltkster
Vetmer
Erraeth
firamon_avith
Anders Pn
Fisu
Water Works+ Board
Wright Street
Council
Cogan Hacbater
Alde
Rittman, Aonb
Widows and orphans bill discussed at County Council
Former T members of the 37t Divis attend a meeting in the Local Post rooms to debate compensation for widows and orphans. The council notes that certificates would distribute about 220 dollars to some communities versus 6.60 to others, accusing congressmen and business interests of masking true benefits to service members.
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Apple ‘Grask
Jocal Post
Born 1852 in Wadaworth Ruffena Susanna Heller Means
Ruffena Susanna Heller Means born May 15 1852 in Wadaworth township to Adam and Sarah Kunkleer Heller. She lived in Guilford and Wadsworth townships most of her life, was a member of the Mencalfe church, married to Means, had nine children with four predeceasing her, died March 2 1932 at age 79 9 17. Survived by three daughters two sons three sisters two brothers and many friends.
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Ruffena Susanna
Adam
Sarah Kunkleer Heller
Wadaworth
Hewer
Jon ‘Means
Guilford
Wadsworth
Mencalfe Church
Vanares
Charles Means
Creston
Laura Walker
Rittman
Wetan
Sharer Center
Edward Means
Lloyd Osterstock
Betty Gow Visits Aunt in Rittman and News
Betty Gow visits her aunt in Rittman and writes of Charles Lindbergh’s steadiness and Mrs Lindbergh’s strength under strain. The note mentions Mrs Thom’s sympathy for Betty and references a brother who died last fall in New Jersey during electrical work.
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Elizabeth Gow
Charlow Lindbergh, Jr
Atox Thom
Pittman
Ako Sho
Seeree Diabee Lily
Zele
Miss Gow
Mra
Piom
Scotland
Charles Junior
Aston
Molly
Thomas
New Jersey
Card of Thanks for kind support after loss
The Fritzinger and Collier families express heartfelt thanks to neighbors all who assisted during illness and death of a loved one. Gratitude to Rev Reid for sympathy and consolation, singers, Supt Garver and teachers, the Rittman schools, Bailrodd staff, the Campbell Family, neighbors and friends for floral tributes and help. Oscar L. Fritzinger and children, Mrs. Ellen Collier as children.
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Reid
Singera
Garver
Rittman Nubile
Bailrodd
Campbell
Sielehbors
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
A grateful note thanks neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during illness and death of a mother and grandmother. The writers express appreciation to ministers and those who offered comforting words and support to the family.
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Cour
Slogars
Auitos
Rehhildren
Ceemeniaree
Spectacular Cleveland Flower Show Opens Saturday
The Cleveland Flower Show promises a stunning display with tropical water lilies giant pansies and a deceptive fountain centerpiece featuring over 200000 blooms. Organizers expect 2600 florists and 10000 Garden Club members from Ohio and across the United States to attend the March 12 opening event at Truth Pp. m and daily thereafter until 10 p. m. Also noted are Sterling High School basketball games on March 11 featuring local faculty and business staff events with planned negotiations for Steiner and Majungt teams.
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Dreveland
Steiner
Ohio
United, States
Avery
Cleveland
Sterling
Pythian Sisters Schedule Practice and Inspection
Pythian Sister Team Work Wednesday evening March 23 invites AN Pythiana Sisters to attend a 7:30 PM practice at the pall. An inspection probene ty on April 13 will be held.
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Pythiana Sisters
Fragmented OCR Hamlet Text Noted For Analysis
Fragmentary OCR sample mentions names and items with unclear context. The text references a person named Katherine and scattered terms like “young,” “binabntly,” and “Rleiniagittes” with garbled syntax, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Koro tets Snel high school team coach named
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a high school team and a coach, with unclear names and details. The readable bits reference canisters and ages but lack coherent facts, making a precise summary challenging. The piece preserves a local sports tone but lacks usable specifics.
Opening of Sevitta store in Medina attracts shoppers
Fragmentary notice describes a new music store by Ebert and merchants, mentioning Sevitta’s opening and hours from Friday to Saturday around 10 o'clock, inviting locals to visit and hear what’s new. The text references Rittsisin and Savile, but details are unclear.
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Medina-ana
etore-al'Savile
Wile
Frida Yas
All-Star Picked Sectional Team by Coach Bishop
The sectional tourney all-star quintet was selected by athletic director Bchmuck from Fairland Colleges. Wingis Stink guard Rutuman Bite head the lineup as the standout guards and center.
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Wingis
Sara
Bystee
Fairland
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