Special Council Session Approves Bond Arrangement
Mayor Shackleford led a special village council meeting to review A G Tripper's bond tied to a Salt Street paying job. The plan requires Tripper's wife to sign the bond, secured by 25,000 in stock deposited in a Cincinnati lumber firm via a Chagrin Falls bank, release pending council consent after project completion. The council authorized investigation into stock value. The meeting also recognized the death of council member John Derthick with a resolution of respect and adjourned.
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Shackleford
A. G. Tripper
Salt St
Tripper
WW. C. Elliott
Wooster
Trip
Cincinnati
National Bank
Chagrin Falls
Rittman Council
John Derthick
Movement to Buy Fire Engine in Rittman Progresses
Funds for a fire engine and pressure pump rise with cash subscriptions of 131 dollars and paper sales totaling 1382 dollars. Fire Chief Denrolf urges residents to donate scrap paper from homes and volunteers to aid in evening collections after factory hours. A truck company rep urged the council for future contract consideration when purchase time comes.
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Denrolf
Rittman Homes
Dearolf
Council
Public Sale at Hartel Farm Near Rittman and Easton
Farmer quits to town and sells March 30 1920 at 12 oclock sharp eastern time. Sale includes four horses two cows Holstein Guernsey Brown Swiss and other dairy cattle two Holstein heifers and one red brood sow with May farrow due dates. Also turkeys geese chickens sheep and lambs, ten and a half acres of wheat, two bushels timothy seed, farming machinery and tools. Auctioneer C J Steiner and clerk Arthur Goffinet. J W Craig.
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Rittman
Easton
Peter Hartel
C. J. Steiner
Arthur Goffinet
J. W. Craig
Box Social at Chippewa No. 7 School Apr 3
The message invites attendance at a box social event at Chippewa No. 7 School on Saturday evening April 3. Girls are asked to bring boxes and boys to bring their pocket books, hosted by teacher Minnie Hubacher.
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Chippewa No. 7
Minnie Hubacher
Most Perfect Baby Named From Cleveland Show
Benjamin Harper Ernst of Bedford was judged the most perfect baby among about 1000 northern Ohio contestants by a Cleveland show committee. He, at twenty months, won a silver loving cup from Hensch Food Co for the highest points across six days of baby contests.
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Ohio
Benjamin Harper Ernst
Bedford
Cleveland
Httle Benjamin
Hensch Food Co
Benjamin
Ernst
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