Weather forecast for week ending March 20 1916
U S Department forecast for week beginning March 14 1916 in Columbus Ohio notes general warming east of the Mississippi with above normal temps in the Mississippi Valley and westward. A disturbance forms west of the Rockies and moves east bringing a rise in temperatures followed by snow in northern regions and possible thunderstorms in southern states east of the Rockies. Overall a generally fair week with unsettled periods.
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Columbus
Ohi
U.S Weather Bureau
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Ail
Rocky Mountains
Plains States
Great Central
Mondrey
Great Lakes
New Road Petitioned For City Water Connection Plan
During the Monday evening council session the mayor and council approved proposing a new road connection from Ohio avenue to the Kaupp church road and township line road. The Waterworks contractor Miro Pierce received permission to connect for city water consumption pending county commission approval. Progress updates from contractors Schallis, Hre, A Npholes were noted as plans moved forward before adjournment.
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Counal
Counectien
Ohio Avenue
Kauppehureh Road
Eaun
Gisen
Aade
Miro Pierce
Seefi
King and Wenger On Ticket for Delegates and Alternates
The document lists Democratic and Republican primary delegates and alternates for districts and state levels. It names candidates including Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Burton as presidential preferences, with multiple officials from Wooster, Orrville, Canton, and nearby towns.
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A TD Metz
Wooster
Harry H. Weiss
Canton
C. C. Fernsell
Tuscarawas County
Carl Schuler
Holmes County
Woodrow Wilson
James E Campbell
William E Chancellor
D A. McCullough
Orrville
Michael Booth
Shreve
Edward Dnannemiller
Doylestown
John Villard
Mr Eaton
Chiff S -Martin
Congress
Wiliam F. Carroll
Wayne
Howard Ross
Price Russell
Creston
Willis Horn
Harry I. Newman
O G . Franks
Franklin
W. C. Brown
Saltcreek
Lee Douglas
Baughman Township
Samuel Sanvain
Salt Creek
James H. Ickes
Chester
Cooper
Henry W. Barter
William
R. Corry
C. V. Edwards
Theodore E. Burton
Paul Howland
Charles E. King
Rittman
Critchfield
Charles
F. Kraft
G. Spangler
Plain
Elmer
Landes
J. P. Burkhart
Judge Swartz Recall at Mil township Seville Meeting
Local notes recount Judge H Bo Swartz attending a Seville political gathering and a Wooster fall meeting. Descriptions detail a 40 horse team wagon procession, cannon salutes, and a platform scene with banners and speakers on temperamental topics.
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Judge Swartz
Milton Township
Seville
H Bo Swartz
Wooster Praaks
Lng
Hartmao
Wooster
John B. France
Ted
Chelworth
Kiedis
Peepetlir
Ty Dane Thegl Bas
Puzzle of Twinned Kinship in Weirder Family Riddle
A garbled text outlines a complex family puzzle involving twins and their in laws. It describes marriages between twins and their step parents, mothers and daughters becoming sisters in law, and shifting in law relationships across generations. The prose reads as a riddle about tangled kinship.
Roads Paving Plans Face City Commission Review
City officials debate paving the Ritman east street project with state funds. Commissioners Young and other leaders clash over plan details, potential milestones, and funding eligibility amid tight deadlines.
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Uesterers
Weite
Stirteak
Ritman Triumph Over Ken More In Narrow Basketball Clash
Ritman outplayed Ken More throughout the game, building a strong lead and maintaining pressure to finish 27 to 45. Notable performances came from Milou and Sigler as Ritman secured the win at home in front of a vocal crowd.
Ashland Girl in Procession and Letter Mention
The item shows a letter from Mrs Scott Freer censoring a public procession in Ashland and a request to sell programs for one year, with a note about compensation of $100. It references multiple names and a local event, reflecting a community notice in a historical newspaper.
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Semeon
Davarri
Scott Freer
Letter from A J Lance recalls Milton township parade
In a Creston reader letter our old friend Jack Lance recalls riding a silk banner in a township parade. He notes Milton prepared the flag and gave the largest delegation while Jacob Knapp carried it as long as he lived. He hopes others will respond.
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Jack” Lance
Creston
Milton Township
Milton
Jacob Knappeared
Extra Cartoonist Lecture at School Auditorium
An entertainment event features George E. Colby, a cartoonist and lecturer, at the school auditorium next Tuesday evening March 28. Season-ticket holders enter free. others pay 25 cents. Colby draws rapid, amusing pictures that entertain and instruct the audience.
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George E. Colby
Colby
Rittman Choral Society Prepares March Concert
The newly formed Rittman Choral Society under Prof Umaroff plans a March 30 concert at the Opera House. A 50-voice chorus will perform choruses solos duets quartets and instrumental pieces followed by the cantata Resurrection and the Life. Admission 25e for adults 15e for children tickets available at local merchants and banks.
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Rittman Opera House
Umaroff
Econcert
Haner & Ebert
J. H Fisher
Spade and Wenger J. A Bender
Rittman Savings Bank
Spade
King & Co
Class of 1915 entertains with games and clock gift
The class of 1915 entertained the high school Tuesday evening in the school gym. After lively games and contests a luncheon followed, then school songs and yells. The class donated a large clock for the study room and was praised as one of the year's nicest social events.
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Turg
de Wars Boc Gape Edoafiat Marts Tlages
Rhea Shooter
Charold Haarpester
Daniel Wreht
Nowe Baker
Bessie Snath
New Millinery Store Opens on West Public Square
Miss Brenneman opens a new millinery in the block on the west side of the public square. She comes from Orrville and will run a first class up to date shop. Local women are urged to buy at Brennemans in Rittman.
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Miss Brenneman
Orrville
Rittman
Brennemans
Uncle Zeke Recalls Dream Of Opera House Spectacle
Uncle Zeke recounts a vivid dream in which he attends a crowded show at the Opera House. Hats loom large on ladies as tall as a shag doodle, and Alphus Gaffnet pulls him back from leaving, while the usher guides him to his seat.
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Uncle Zeke
Rexall
Alphus Gaffnet
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Rittman Choral Society
United States
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