Arcade Hotel Evicted in Creston After Fifty Years
Creston witnesses a rare eviction as Mrs Minnie Harris Donahue loses the Arcade Hotel. Sheriff deputies clear the building over three hours with help from volunteers, revealing 17 slot machines among the contents. Ohio Farmers Insurance Co foreclosed a mortgage over $3,000. sale unable to reach terms with the owner.
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Creston Citfkeng
Arcade Hotel
Minnie Harris Donahue
Harris
Sonahue
Ed Mills
Eputies
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Unahne
Tragic Tractor Trial Ends In City Hall Misfire
The Stroller reports a humorous yet chaotic incident in Rittman where three officials borrowed a new tractor from City Hall. The machine stalled after its valve supposedly shut off, prompting Street Commissioner Wayne Kurtz to tow it back. The episode included mixups about a theater venue, revealing a night of misadventure and confusion.
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Rittman
Wayne Kurtz
City Hall
Divorce case heard in Cleveland. temporary support agreed
Judge Waller J Mougey heard Tileward Houare versus Nette House but declined decree as a settlement requires Mr House to pay Mrs House twelve dollars weekly for support. Attorney C Rhonemus appeared for Mrs House with Attorneys Funk and Funk handling her case.
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Waller J Mougey
Tileward Houare
Rittman
Nette House
Cleveland
House
C . Rhonemus
Mrs. House
Funk and Funk
Will of John P Frase assigns estate to Almire Frase
The will from Chippewa township probate leaves Almire Frase the life use of all household effects and income from the estate. Upon her death or remarriage the executor E Wis or dred is to sell real and personal property and divide the proceeds among seven Frase children Lustig Speck Oliver Carrie Mable Carr Glenn and Howard Frase and their heirs. Written November 3 1930 and naming Dean H Welmer as executor.
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John P. Frase
Chippewa Township
Almire Frase
Wis Ordred
Lustig Frase Speck
Oliver Frank
Carrie Snyder
Mable
Will of John Riggenbach Leaves Milton Property to Wife
The will of the late John Riggenbach of Milton township devises his real and personal property to his wife Ela Riggenbach. Next of kin are three adult children William Riggenbach Mary Widmer and George Riggenbach.
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John Riggenbach
Milton Township
Ela Riggenbach
William Riggenbach
Mary Widmer
George Riggenbach
Ruth M Fuhrman Appointed Administratrix in West Salem Estate
Ruth M Fuhrman named administratrix of the estate of Ray R Fuhrman of West Salem. Heirs include Kenneth A Fuhrman Ray R Fuhrman Jr and Kenna Jane Fuhrman. Estate value about 4750 dollars to be appraised by Tom Smith W L Davis and L D Hall.
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Ruth M. Fuhrman
Ray R. Fuhrman
West Salem
Kenneth A. Fuhrman
Ray R. Fuhrman, Jr
Kenna Jane Fuhrman
Tom Smith
W.L. Davis
L. D. Hall
Divorce hearing date set in common pleas court
Bertha D. Hoffman of Burbank sues Lawrence L. Hoffman of Wooster Bet in common pleas court with a hearing scheduled for April 2 at 10 a.m. The divorce action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
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Common Pleas Court
Bertha D. Hoffman
Burbank
Lawrence L. Hoffman
Wooster
Ivan King Attends Ins Convention In Columbus
Ivan King a local agent for State Auto Insurance will attend a two day convention in Columbus Friday and Saturday with over 1000 Ohio agents. They will gather at the State Capitol for group pictures then move to the Neil House for a varied program including addresses and sightseeing tours planned for the occasion.
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Ivan King
State Auto Insurance Company
Columbus
Ohio
State Capitol
Neil House
Occansion
Double Trouble at the Office and a Quick Wit Return
Virginia Windison of Thomas Drug Store teases a lunching clerk, gets a clever comeback about red lips, and reveals a light moment in workplace banter. The chat shifts to local sports talk noting Otterbein College, Sterling, and Akron roots among players in the Rittman All-Stars.
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Virginia Windison
Thomas Drug Store
Darby
Otterbein College
Sterling
Akron
Knits
William Lee 71 Dies at Wayne County Home
William Witte Lee known as Bil, long time Rittman resident, died of a heart attack at Wayne County Home early Sunday. He lived in Rittman 30 years and was at the county home two months. A Tasted Brethren Church member, his funeral was Tuesday at 2:00 PM at the U B S Church with burial in Rittman Cemetery. Funeral by A W Ebert Funeral Home. Surviving brother is unlocated.
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William Witte Lee
Rittman
Wayne County
Mr Lee
Bil
Lee
Tasted Brethern
U B_ s
A Wt. Ebert
Violet Flath Granted Divorce in Wooster Court
Violet Flath of Rittman sued Carl Flath of Doylestown in the Common Pleas Court at Wooster. Judge Walter Mougey granted the divorce on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Mrs Flath received custody of a minor child and an allowance for its support. Co. & Rhonemus represented the plaintiff.
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Violet Flath
Rittman
Carl Flath
Doylestown
Common Pleas Court
Wooster
Walter Mougey
Flath
Rhonemus
Wooster Post Office Ranks Second in Ohio Bond Sales
The Wooster post office ranked second in Ohio in per capita sales of United States savings bonds for the year ending Aug 31. Athens led with $143,968, while Wooster totaled $151,132 across a larger population, as reported to Postmaster Julius Stark. The state average per capita sale was $4.05.
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Wooster
Ohio
United States Savings
Julius Stark
Athens
Manganese Drive Backed by Congressmen in 1940s Debate
Legislators including Rep Francis Case of South Dakota and Senators James Murray of Montana and John Miller of Arkansas spearhead a push to foster a domestic manganese industry. The plan aims to secure supplies used to harden steel and support military needs amid wartime tensions.
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Francis Case
S.D
James Murray
Mont
John Miller
Ark
Dr and Mrs Baird mark 63rd wedding anniversary in Creston
Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Baird celebrated their sixty third anniversary Monday in Creston with quiet family greetings. Outing visitors included Mr and Mrs Charleai Fetzer Orrville Mrs Orlo Wortenberger Le Roy and Mrs E W Brintnall Roger Brintnall York. The 85 year old doctor resumed gardening after the celebration and plans to level ridges and begin crop rotation. Their children are Mrs Frank Ellis Pasadena Edward Glendale and Robert Ann Arbor. The physician began practice in 1884 in Rittman before moving to Creston.
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R. J Baird
Creston
Charleai Fetzer
Orrville
Orlo Wortenberger
LeRoy
E. W Brintnall
Roger Brintnall
York
Baird
Dairds
Frank Ellis
Pasadena
Cal
Edward
Glendale
Robert
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rittman
Tax Help Arrives in County Auditor Office
County Auditor Dan Yoder will visit J. H. Fisher Agency offices for one day next week to assist Rittman residents in completing personal property tax forms.
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Dan
Yoder
J. H. Fisher
Rittman
Grass Fire Suppressed by Rittman Volunteers
The Rittman Fire Department responded Monday afternoon to a grass fire near the Paul Baker home in the Weiss allotment. Fifteen volunteers worked to control the blaze before it reached buildings, with no damage reported. Chief Everett Winkler said origin is unknown and no investigation will be conducted.
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Rittman Fire Department
Paul Baker
Weiss
Everett Winkler
Winkler
R H S Basketball Banquet Honors Rittman Teams
Rittman High School celebrated its basketball season with a banquet hosted by Superintendent W A Garver. The 20 players and guests, including coaches and editors, heard speeches from team captains and staff as varsity letters were awarded to Royce Yarman Ditch Poe O’Brien Imonton Boling Ramsier and manager Balloon.
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Rittman High School
Indians
Papoosen
Supt. W. A. Garver
Supt. Garver
Garver
Thy Young
Nig Manray
the Wooster Daily Record
Ernest Harrison
thesRittman Press
Tibby Young
Royce
Yarman
Ditch
Poe
O'Brien
Imonton
Boling
Ramsier
Seanon
Balloon
Reserva
Wertz
Gammet
W.A. Garver
L. L. Haney
Young
A. J. TuceSnardl
Moorish Monument in Seville Dominates Andalusia
A fragment describes the Giralda in Seville as a renowned Moorish monument among Spain's finest. The twelfth century minaret stands as a prayer tower against a blue sky, a symbol of Seville's historic architectural heritage.
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Seville
Andalusia
Giralda
Spain
Wadeworth Man Arrested Fined $100 and 30 Days
Fred Tighe of Wadeworth was arrested after driving intoxicated on Route 94 near Ritman. He appeared before Justice Wittany-Shaehletort and was fined $109 and costs, with license suspension for a period. He had just finished a night shift at the Ohio Noxboard and had drawn his pay before arrest.
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Fred Tighe
Wadsworth
Burkeyre
Tredday Morniltir
Ritman
Marahal Charlex Hotfelman
Justice of Peace Wittany
Shaehletort
Costa
Dave Im
Wayne County
Asa
Pigho
Owife
Tex Wadeworth
Ohto
Northeast Ohio Junior High Music Festival Honors
Students from Rite Tan earned excellent ratings at the Northeast Ohio Junior High School Music Festival in Chardon. TK Swope, Margaret Brophy, and Joseph McGorry each received excellent in their respective grade groups, with Frederick Wicha providing transportation for the three representatives.
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Laws
Northeastern Ohio
Chardon
Ritetan
Trip
Sam Axwope
Apn
Mr. L
Swope
Candview
Watches Once Small Clocks Worn From Idle Appendages
A fragment notes that early watches began as small eye sized devices hung from the idle hangers and worn about the body as pocket timepieces evolving from a compact form.
Redecorated First Brethren Church Dedication Sunday
Dedication Sunday to celebrate the redecorated First Brethren Church with a special evening program. The event includes a new design, repainted interior, refurbished pews and floors, and religious paintings above the pulpit. Rev. L terriblee will oversee both morning and evening services.
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Hewly
Evantag
Tor
Apachi
Twentanco
Gneat Apesker
Ata Jo MecCinin
Oraco
Ron
District Essay Contest Honors Mary Balloon II
Mary Balloon II won the district essay contest with a paper among over 200 entries. The district includes nine counties and judges from local schools, with Snyder winning county honors and Balloon advancing to state judging for a possible Washington D C trip.
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Widalo
Logan
Dikteistan
Cayroll
Colmbiaun
Coshocton
Linedleon
Jefferson
Soles
Starks
Tuscarawaa
Wayne
Ning
A& Oideon
Esany
Thia
Legloi
A. Thy High School
Bupt- Vas
Gary
E. Q. Hust
Rovep Remont
Raysmond Snyder
Frances. Petit
Homer Kollert
Geraldina Chmmings
Wachiry Watite
Wd -Mtary-Belloon
Mary Hartzler
Fred Miller
Betty Nonchoff
Nelson
Mauar
Howard
Dickerson
Raymond Snyder
Ruth Webner
Columbus
Snyder
Mary Balloon
Frances, Petit
Howard Dicker
Wayne County
Washington,d.c
Easler
Lowest-Pitched Sound and Pitch Ranges in Music
The text discusses the lowest pitched sounds produced by organs and machinery. It notes that such tones can be felt as vibrations rather than heard as discrete sounds, contrasting with higher pitches. It mentions a notable very low pitch in musical context and remarks on how pitch relates to vibration and perception.
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Roel
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