17 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
1
The Wayne County Farm Bureau strengthens membership as a driving force for farm policy. Local organizers aim to mobilize farmers to press Congress for justice and better prices, with emphasis on expanding the Farm Bureau's influence nationwide.
A Grange gathering at the Hall covered local topics including school system changes proposed by the Legislative Agent, property tax adjustments, and a county school board selection method. Members discussed a Patrick Social, library fund, a heat contest, and a new vault for a bank, with plans to publish a member ballot and announce future events.
Fragmentary report notes Amersan Tegoon meeting in Went Salem James Stevenson Tent West Went Salem organizes state convention of womens auxiliaries. Wooster divorce case and sale of household goods. Railroad wage disputes and proposed rate changes loom as industry tensions rise amid postwar price concerns.
Scully Record notes the Ohio Bar estate offered eight thousand to name the remodeled restaurant run by Alvin Bolus. The site chosen is Anna Dean farm at Harberton near a government rehabilitation hospital for World War soldiers, with the government paying 8 per acre if acceptance occurs. Nearby, Judge Starn allowed Metz to file an error petition in Ohio v Huegle after a $1050 fine for selling intoxicants. appeals hinge on trial errors.
A large gathering of friends and relatives attended the birthday event for Mrs Catharine Long, mother of Mrs Rohrer, at the Rohrer home. The celebration featured a birthday cake with six percent candies and noted out‑of‑town guests including Mrs Winkler and daughter Elizabeth, Mr Samuel Conrad, Miss Margaret Karch, Mrs Pronk Starn, Miss Edna Starn, and Mrs Howard Starn with her little son.
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