Washington notes on Bang disease and naval submarines
Congressman William R. Thoms notes the emergency campaign to eradicate Bang disease in cattle with a 25.5 million dollar fund, reports on blood tests of over three million cattle, and describes incentives paid for culled cattle. He also mentions submarine innovations and Muskingum Conservancy district fishery concerns.
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Uncle Sam
Bang
Lakes Canton
Washington, D. ‘C
Orrville
Stark
Wayne
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Muskingum Conservancy District
Harry Minch
Rochester
Indiana
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Eal
Indie
City council advances North Main street lot purchase for municipal building
WPA grants 10 000 for project as council votes unanimously to buy 4000 00 parcel at north Main street opposite the R V Frederick garage for a municipal building site. Owner Paul Smith of New Smyrna Florida. Referendum petition circulated March 10. Plans foresee library space and improved drainage. Ohio soils report notes 176 168 tons of liming materials bought in 1935, up sharply from 1932.
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N Main St
Fredrick
Glenn Ziegler
Paul Smith
New Smyrna
Florida
N Matin St
Sheldon Ave
PTA
E W Osborne
Parent-Teachers Association
Joseph Brown
Senecast
Ohio
Soils Department
Ohio State University
Apprentices in Government Printing Office Trades Program
Young apprentices, including a woman, train in composition, plate making, presswork, book binding and machinist trades under a five year program. They also study English grammar, printing history, American literature, orthography, mechanical drawing and estimating. Avery Brunner, veteran Canton figure, heads the stereotyping department. Washington leads U S cities in telephone density and daily calls, with 780 126. The National Capital claims high automobile ownership per capita, with many license tags issued.
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Avery’ Brunner
Canton Repository
Canton Daily News
Government Printing Office
Washington
United States
Irvin Implement to Host Free Farm Show in Creston
The Irvin Implement company of Creston will give free entertainment to farmers Saturday March 21. There will be no dull moments with displays of tractors and farm machinery and motion pictures shown both afternoon and evening. Farmers in the district are invited to attend and meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Implement Company of
Creston
Band Organizes For New Season
The Rittman band invites all who wish to play this summer to a meeting Thursday evening March 19 at 7 30 at the American Legion hall. Woodrow Harpster will be director. At an organization meeting Sunday at the Legion hall Reno Lardgrove was chosen president, James Stemn vice president, Colt Aur secretary treasurer, and Willian Newberry vice president.
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Rittman
American Legion Hall
Sundasoou
Legiey
Renollardgrove
James Stemn
Colt Aur
Secretes
Ail Willian Newberry Vitor
Beats
Wadsworth Opens New City Hall
Wadsworth will open its new municipal building Saturday with ceremonies in the afternoon and evening. Citizens may inspect departments and see how public enterprises are housed, with department heads guiding groups through the structure. Rittman residents interested in a similar building may tour a model of the project.
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Wadsworth
Rittman
Milton Krabill Elected Phi Beta Kappa at Wooster
Sterling senior Milton Krabill, Wooster College, was elected to the Wooster Phi Beta Kappa chapter for exceptional scholarship across seven Wooster semesters. He chairs the Mathematics Club and is son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krabill. The sixty sixth commencement runs Friday June 12 to Monday June 15.
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Milton Krabill
Sterling
College of Wooster
Wooster
Phi Beta Kappa
Krabill
Raymond Krabill
Doylestown Water Bids Placed For New Municipal Works
Officials announced bids for the new Doylestown municipal waterworks will be awarded Monday March 16. The project aims to expand native labor with federal aid factored into the estimated cost.
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Doylestown
Doyles‘town
Ae Ea
Akron fashion show managers injured in auto crash
Mr and Mrs S C Koplin and Mrs Lena Koplin of Akron suffered facial lacerations and Mrs Koplin a fractured sternum in a two car collision half a mile south of Wadsworth at 12 15 pm Thursday. Their car returning from a Three Arts fashion show collided with a Ford believed to be driven by a lone occupant. Dr Harold Biggs of Wadsworth treated the injured before they were taken home to Akron.
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United States Navy
Washington
SC Koplin
Lena Koplin
Akron
S C Koplin
Wadsworth
Three Arts Claboof Raitt
Jr Oa
Bath
Ford
Me Koplin
Harold Biggs
Formen Trainer Speaks to P T A
The speaker, Rossel Jo Greenly conductor of Toremiamshoot, will address the PTA about education reforms. He is highly recommended and will present a challenging measure. The meeting invites the public. A prize will go to the grade room with the highest parent attendance.
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Rossel Jo Greenly
W E A Sponsor Amateur Contest for Rittman
The Woman's Benefit association will sponsor an amateur program open to all non professionals from Rittman and nearby areas on March 25. Entries due by March 23. Contest may feature singing dancing tap numbers quartets impersonations with liberal prizes. entries to Mrs R W Ashbrook Mrs Ethel Wilmot or Mrs Osa Snyder. Further details to appear in next week’s Press.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Rittman and
R. W. Ashbrook
Ethel Wilmot
Osa Snyder
E Press
Honor Roll Students Named at Rittman High School
Rittman High School announces 14 students on the honor roll for the last six weeks. Seniors Frances Burger and Margaret Swartz lead among the top scholars. other named students include Ruth Beery Jane Forman Roscoe Hershey Zachary Harris Mary Ballou Elizabeth Wiles William Ballou Howard Dickerson and freshmen Batty Janet Brophy Josephine Mussell Frances Petit Neva Maurer.
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Rittman High School
Ruth Beery
Jane Forman
Roscoe Hershey
Frances” Burger
Margaret, Swartz
Zachary Harris
Mary
Elizabeth’ “Wiles
William
Howard Dickerson
Batty
Jané “Brophy
Sjosephisie ‘Mussel
Francesq
Petit “Apa Neva Maurer
Family voyage notes first sight of Spanish game HI TA & Hehtoing
The group traveled from Petersburg to St Petersburg and Jacksonville stopping in Milam and Milami Mi Scharta where they met brother Clarence and Ray. A highlight was their first sight of the Spanish game HI TA and Hehtoing that resembled handball. They sold their trailer to guy Lucas last Saturday after returning home to E Ohio Ave.
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Theomgeh Rentucks
Tennessee
Florida
Ohio
Bodager Recovering After Arm Infection Operation
Elmer Bodager of three miles south of Rittman and brother of Warren Bodager is recovering in Wadsworth hospital after an operation for infection in his left arm. A fall on ice bruised his elbow three weeks ago and the injury worsened. doctors report his condition favorable but expect several days before danger passes.
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Elmer Bodager
Rittman
Warren Bodager
Wadsworth Hospital
Bodager
Seville Painters Redecorate A L Ebert Salesroom
Seville painters repaint the A L Ebert salesroom on South Main Street this week to brighten the interior with a spring tonic of light colors. L E Keller of Seville holds the contract for the project.
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A. L. Ebert
S. Main St
L. E. Keller
Seville
Farmers demand electricity across Henry county townships
A survey of 700 Henry county farmers without farm electricity shows a majority want power. Among those seeking service 124 live in Damascus township, 108 in Washington township, and 85 in Richland township with smaller numbers in ten other townships.
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Henry County
Damascus Township
Washington Township
Richland
Gregg Attends Dental Clinics and Lectures
Gregg attended two dental clinics in Akron on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning taking part in demonstrations for stitching and amalgam partificial care to improve natural teeth. He joined Akron Dental Society members at the Mayflower hotel for a dinner where Page Bride of Detroit presented an illustrated feature on Operative Procedure in Children’s Dentistry.
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Akron Dental Society
Mayflower
Page Bride
Detroit
Childrens Dentistry
Gaborsky Elected President Of Local Union
Joe Gaborsky of Shinerabuare was elected president of a local union chapter, overseeing the International Union of Pulp and Paper Workers. The group met to elect leadership and set goals for the upcoming term.
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Joe Gaborsky
Shinerabuare
Pawat
International Uonton
Odecthar Pitas
Toon Deattet
Rambler Staff Inspects Press Establishment Visit
The Rittman Rambler staff toured The Rittman Press as the issue went to press under advisor Miss Peggy M Hunter. Editors and reporters including David Frederick Beatrice Sass Raymond Rogers Myron Davis Esther Lauer Joanne McGorry and others attended the inspection.
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Rittman Ramber New High School
Rittman Press
Isaue
Peggy Mwunter
David Fredrick
Beatrice Sass
Ramond Rogers
Myron Davis
Esther Laurer
Caroline Hickin
Kenneth Kurtz
Joanne McGorry
Roscoe Hershey
Margaret Swartz
Geraldine Cummings
Howard Dickerson
Rosemary McGee
Esther Saurer
Josephine Muss¢f
Wilma Smith
Glenn Haller
Bud's Billiards Expands Interior and Plans Matches
Bud Hoover's Bud's Billiards enlarges the shop by removing a partition creating a 18 by 12 foot space. The alcove now holds a refrigerator and snacks with a future griddle for hot sandwiches planned. A pool room team will face Creston in a forthcoming match while Tuesday night the basketball squad meets the Ohio Match team at the Match gym in Wadsworth at 7 46 p m.
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Bud's Billiards
S&s
Bud Hoover
Ohio
Wadsworth
Akron milk tieup swells Rittman co op receipts
The Akron milk distribution tie up boosts arrivals at the Farmers Dairy Products cooperative plant south of Rittman. Bookkeeper J A Llechty says by week’s end they expect about 100000 more pounds of milk than usual. In the first four days of Akron’s strike the Rittman plant received roughly 15000 pounds in extra milk.
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Akroh
Dairy Products Cooperative
Rittman
Wweek
Akron
Rittman Processing
Architect Shows Danger of Delay in Municipal Building Project
Architec t Moor Harpster outlines immediate start for the proposed municipal building in Rittman with WPA help. He cites a $6 600 cost advantage and a large basement room for storage, noting delay could cost the village the project entirely. County and WPA officials discussed a $3 000 allotment for materials and labor.
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Mo Harpster
Wadsworth
Warpater
Rittman
Cuba
WPA
Rittmsy
Attorney Rhonemus Expands Office With New Law Library
Attorney C B E Rhonemus Jr moves to a Carmichael block office and adjusts to improvements after receiving a gift of a large section of the law library from Federal Judge H. West of Cleveland. He plans to add another room to his office.
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C. BE. Rhonemus, Jr
Carmichael Block
Fedérel
83. H. West
Cleveland
Births Two Newborns Reported In Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Robert J Hicks of Main Street welcome a son Bert Allen born Saturday March 7 at Wadewor hospital. Mrs Hicks formerly Elaine Wilson. Mr and Mrs Russell Wright of Wright Street announce a daughter born Saturday March 1.
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Robert J. Hicks
Main Street
Sa'urday
Wadewor' Hospital
Bert Allen
Hickin
Elaine Wilson
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William R. Thom
Council
North Main Street
Dean Weimer
Roy Baker
Chas A Snyder
Ric Man
Law and Ordinance Committee
Cemetery Board
Srebiteet Harpster
Toon Seang
WPA Grant Board of
Triad
Robert Schario
Muskingum Dam
Creston Implement Co
Hardgrove
Harpster
Woodrow Harpster
Masauhon
Smithville
Mr Long
Katherine Rohrer
John Rohrer
Raittman
Henry Long
Carter
Sterling Rd
Ma Lane
Russell J. Greenly
Toremiamshoot
Andy We
Lituds
Ast
Monhas
Cope Trent
W.E. A
Scharios
Pdertda
Gregg
Dental Csinics In
Akreana
Weines
Aia
Ning
Gaborsky
Oataeev
Bevinson
Waebe
Hobbs
Cine
Bud’s Billiards
Rittman Co-Op
Ote Grant
Hittman the
Tate
Moor Harpster
WEA
Waren Wilcox
Huipster
Coutchmen
Fe Mattinatt
Cormmiar
Rhonemus
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