Milton Township PTA Meeting Opens With Concert
The Milton Township P T A met Monday evening March 14 at Sterling School. The program featured Ye Olde Tyme orchestra with pieces including Over the Waves Golden Slippers Waltz Froufrou and Home Sweet Home. Dr Raymond W Bixler spoke on George Washington and a short playlet No Peddlers Wanted was enjoyed.
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Decision Day at U B Primary Services
Mrs W Clairav leads a Palm Sunday program by Junior Witnesses focusing on inviting children to decide for Christ. The Gospel team urges renewed spiritual interest before prosperity returns, urging pastors parents and teachers to guide children to become followers of Jesus and future leaders.
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Federal relief and taxation critique in 1930s prose
A San Francisco Chronicle opinion condemns federal redistribution arguing that the nation cannot tax itself rich or return funds to states as gifts or loans without loss and waste. It decries bureaucratic bloat and increased taxation as impediments to prosperity and production.
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Rittman Grange News Event Recaps March Meeting
The Rittman Grange held its regular meeting on Friday night March 11. The program featured juvenile group singing Massa’s in the Sold Cola Ground, St. Patrick’s Day song The Blue Bells of Scotland by the grange, a reading by Vernon Keating, recitation by Ruth Easterday, and a song When You and I Were Young Maggie by the Grange quartet. The next meeting is scheduled for Friday March x.
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Smithville Promoters Sell Day Trip to Cleveland Flower Show
A Smithville club sponsors a Friday coach caravan for about 1000 people to Cleveland’s Flower Show with an 8:30 am departure from the square. Tickets are $1.25 for adults and 76 cents for youths, with parking charged. Rittman and Sterling origins join the procession via Wadsworth Hinckley and Parma to downtown Cleveland. Guides meet at the auditorium exit for a full day tour including Union Terminal, Terminal Building, Tower, Home in the Sky, and the Cleveland Plain Dealer plant, with police aid and strict conduct rules on the road.
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Legion News on Pension Bills and Veterans' Aid
A Detroit convention discussion reveals the Wayne County Legion considered more than the Widows and Orphans Pension bill. Officials note the balance of adjusted service certificates could yield far larger sums for the Soldiers' program. Secretary-Treasurer Ogden Mills cites funds and treasury concerns. Also, H H Straits and James Ditch visited Cleveland for a Veterans Bureau examination. an individual was granted disability increase under 1926 law granting benefits from 10 to 40 dollars. Efforts aim to connect disability proof to service origin before January 1, 1925.
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Expression of gratitude to neighbors and friends after passing
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our father and grandfather. Special thanks go to the ministers for comfort, the pallbearers, those who sent flowers, and those who provided automobiles. Mr and Mrs Henry Lendy and family, Mrs Emma Keary and family, Miss Minnie Lendy.
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Flower Sale by Ladies Aid Society
Annual Easter flower sale announced by the Ladies Aid Society of the Preachy church to be held at A Liebert music store on March 35 and 39. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
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Jacob Lendy Dies at 81 in Rittman Home
Jacob Lendy, aged 81, died of cancer at his Fourth Street home Saturday after 36 years of marriage in Rittman. Funeral was Tuesday with Rev. ECBL Hendrickson and Rev. J. McGee presiding. Entombment followed at Knupp's Cemetery by A. L. Ebert. Three children reside in Rittman: Minnie, Emma Keary, and Henry.
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Rittman Theatre Plays Two of Newest Talkies
The Rittman theatre books two new shows this week, Stepping Sisters and Behind the Mask, after recent runs in Cleveland. The piece features early 20th century film stars and sensational plots with crime, deception, and romance designed to thrill and amuse audiences.
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Obituary for Jacob Lendy of Rittman born in Switzerland
Jacob Lendy, son of John and Ar aula Lendy, born September 26, 1861 in Tamana Switzerland, died March 12 at his home in Rittman aged 80 years five months and 17 days. He married Anna Samenish March 1 1875 and they had three children Henry Minnie and Mrs Emma Keary, eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. One brother George and one sister Mrs Ursula Habis of California survive with his wife predeceased five years ago. Mr Lendy moved to Rittman 36 years ago. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the home with Rev McGee and Rev Hendrickson in charge. Burial was in the Rittman cemetery.
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E-Highs Edge Liverpool In Tense Tourney Clash
Rittman Exhighs topped the Liverpool merchants 26 25 in a Spencer tournament quarterfinal battle Tuesday night. Yarman sank a late hook shot as Rittman rallied from a 25 16 deficit to win in the final 15 seconds. Yarman and Harter led with 8 points each, Wolfe scored 6 for Liverpool. The Exhighs advance to meet Orrville in the first semifinal while Wadsworth plays Barberton in the other semifinal.
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Detours Cause Mixed Read on Civilization Editorial
A fragmented editorial note hints at detours in presenting civilization topics and mentions Arkane and Kaxette in an unclear context. The text suggests a commentary on navigating complex subjects during construction of an editorial piece.
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St Patrick's party at Toland home reported
A St Patrick's Day party hosted by Mrs. Latta Toland drew about twenty guests for music, plays, and Irish readings. An Irish play Pat's Matrimonial Adventure was performed by Mrs. John Hickin and others, with plenty of refreshments and decorations in green and shamrocks.
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Businessmen Meet Over New Store Plans in Rittman
Friday meeting brought together merchants from Oensemion stores Medina and Seville to discuss locating a new store in Rittman. They considered occupying the Mougay building, vacant six months. No definite decision made. a follow up meeting is planned soon.
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Marsh Funeral Services Attendances Noted
Mr and Mrs R J Binler and Mr and Mrs C M Brinkerhoff attended the funeral services of their late uncle J Wm Marsh at Cleveland on Tuesday. He was survived by his wife and three daughters. Emma Stephenson among others was listed in the relatives.
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Evangelistic Services Begin in United Brethren Church
Evangelistic services start Sunday morning May 20 at the United Brethren Church. Holy Communion will be observed Thursday evening and the rite of baptism will be administered to both children and adults on Friday evening.
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Musical Farce at Oxford College Builds Revolt Drama
A group of Oxford College students led by Sonia Markova stage a satirical musical farce about Bolsheviks, a missing letter, and a prison plot. Pat Dunn uncovers secrets as the troupe rehearses for a spring festival, amid disguises, intrigue, and a castle in Siberia. The plan culminates in a dramatic revelation and performance tomorrow night.
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Fire saved by blanket smothers garage blaze
T L Lance narrowly saved his Chrysler coach from destruction Tuesday morning when the car caught fire during starting decay in the garage. He pushed the car out and smothered the flames with a blanket, saving both the car and the garage.
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Alan Newspaper Man Goes On The Air Friday
Local broadcaster NS Potter Northern Ohio journalist and famed pedestrian will speak on WADC radio Friday March 26 at 6 pm. He plans to discuss the presidential conventions, Bryan's Cross of Gold, and Willis's Harding nomination, with dramatic incidents highlighted.
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Warning to the guilty in Rittman ordinances
Notice requested by Mayor Hanes and Marshall Bender warns drivers with a single headlight to stop the practice in Rittman. Parking overnight on streets and dogs running at large are infractions. residents are urged to comply with the ordinances.
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Directors of Rittman Orchards Meet in Mayor Hanes Attic
The quarterly meeting of Rittman Orchards was held Tuesday evening in the attic of Mayor Hanes. Apple and peach culture and orchard care were thoroughly discussed. The company has about 200 bushels remaining from a 16 098 apple crop.
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