Rittman News Briefs and Local Notes
Local items report S. S. Hummel confined to his Elliot Street home. Mumps moves into a house purchased from C. R Metzger. Councilman R. W. Fredrick and Chas. Serex buy new Fords. Ohio abolishes poll tax by law signed by Governor Cox. Rittman Tile Co ships a 4 inch tile to New Haven Connecticut. Infant daughter of Rooda Baugh injured on porch. Herbert Lenart, winter meningitis sufferer, moved to Bolivar. Mrs. J. H. Burns suffers stroke, taken to daughter’s home. Hattie Klay dies of dysthery in Fountain Colorado. Anti-Jap bill remains favored in California. Funeral Director Ebert misses Train 32 due to engagement. Rumor: L. L. Lance to start wholesale grocery here. unconfirmed. Raymond Raff injured by a kick while shoeing a horse. at home with mother. C. R. Metzger moves back to Michigan. J. H. Smith, Ohio Salt superintendent, joins Indian riders on a broncho. Report cites an Indian Motorcycle harness. Harry Griner nearly recovered from burns. facial disfigurement noted. Dr. Toland and wife move from Sterling to Rittman. will reside Ohio Avenue then Main Street. S. A. Slemmons returns from Cincinnati. flood districts described as dire. Ohio congressmen Bathrick and Ashbrook may vote for free raw wool bill despite protests. tariff on manufactured wool to be reduced. Streets of Rittman described as not the best. Orrville judge damages machine after sewer hole obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Hummel
Elliot Street
Sam Baker
C. R Metzger
R. W. Fredrick
Chas
Serex
Ohio
Cox
Rittman Tile Co
New Haven
Conn
Roodabaugh
Hattie Klay
Otto Klay
J. B. Lambert
Fountain
Colo
L. L. Lance
Massillon
Lance
Bathrick
Akron
Ashbrook
Rittman
Community Notes From Local Towns and Visitors
Monday visits to Cleveland Wooster and Sterling brought a wide array of locals including Mr A Peirce Mrs J Gannon J J Gannon Dr and Mrs Toland Miss Mae Rich and more. Residents traveled for shopping visits funerals grand jury duty and business while others reported on regional events and property concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Peirce
Cleveland
Ee J.C. Young
Wooster
J. Gannon
Mae Rich
Sterling
Town
H. Weiss
Card of Thanks for David Steiner
Mrs Lena Steiner and family extend gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided during the illness, death, and burial of their beloved son and brother David Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Steiner
David Steiner
Ordinance Lists Village Bills to Be Paid in 1913
The Village of Rittman Ohio passes an ordinance to authorize payment of various bills from specified funds. The items include wages for street and jail service, engineering, guard duty, lighting, and miscellaneous expenses totaling 122.40. Clerk G H Clippinger signs the attestation with date April 21, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
State of
Ohio
JT Johnson
John Looser
E Hosier
Hamiin
le Con
F Peters
Don Moore
John Schorger
B Hanes
Wooster General
B. Hanes
John W Kunkler
Local Classifieds Listing Several For Sale Items
A scatter of short notices includes kitchen helper wanted for part time evenings at a restaurant, sale of damaged 15 screen board for 75 cents, large sale lot near Ohio Salt Works in Rittman, items for sale or exchange in Wooster area, used 5 passenger Reo car and other goods, clubbing rates for magazines, late building materials for sale, and various farm and craft wares from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Rittman
Wooster
Gro. Krircer, Wooster
Correction: Oats Corn Rye Held by D. W. Brennemat Wednesdays
D. W. Brennemat posts a weekly correction notice stating oats corn rye instructions and schedule adjustments for Wednesday sessions. The item clarifies previous misprints and outlines current practice for buyers and sellers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond Raff
Barber Farm
Jacob Homan
C.R. Metzger
Michigan
Wolverine State
J. H. Smith
Ohio Salt Company
Harry Griner
Emmet Griner
J. J. Gannon
Forest City
Toland
Chas. Means
E’kieffer
Barberton
Edwin Burns
Walter Laib
Frank Coulter
Creston
Ed Lehman
Hanes
Homerville
Harry Fortney
B. M. Smith
Joe Landis
A A. Sheets
Chas. Turner
Chippewa Lake
Fred Foersner
E. Snyder
Friend
Pierce
Walter Adams
Loyal Oak
Vance Hickin
Edith Cotton
Hilda Bock
Seville
F. A. Smith
Maybel
E.G. Cross
Arthur Pierce
H. A. Fuller
Lee Fritz
Henry Lendy
Maria
Loda Pierce
Clifford Snyder
F. W. Snyder
John Ritter
The
Standard Printing Ink Company
Cincinnati
Norman Schlup
Pittsburg
John Schlup
B. F. Showalter
McIlvaine
Lendy
M. D. Kindig
Harrison Kindig
Dr Dawson
Clara Griswold
Dr. Toland
Ohio Avenue
Mougey
Orrville
Martha Marquard
Christina Foersner
Pleasant View
J T. Johnson
Ralph Baumgardner
Everett
Buetts
John Schoréger
Washington, D.C
D. L
Fredrick
Broadacre Farm
Noah Amstutz
Easton
Chicago
Wayne County
Perry Merrill
Wadsworth
McCachren
Mary Adams
Bert Adams
Grendaughter
John Martin
Huber
Shockey
J. H. Fisher
D.R. Niles
Fisher
L. L. Jenkins
Milford
McLane _Manufacturing company
Junkins
Mullie
Chas. Deiter
Columbus
Frank B. Hanes
Council
G. H Clippinger
Ernore Fair
Evite
Spabe. Bros
National Cash Register
J. CG. Youn
L. J. Gigandet
D. E
Luurz, Easton, O
Pargerve Ots
R.R. D
Harper Drug
East Market St
G. G. Company
Dérick Bail
Rittman Markets
Hershey & Rohrer
D. W. Brennemat
A. E. Miller
Will
Hull Block
FABER
Tee
Terra
Carey
Conkey
Hershey & Roper
H. Fixler
Schorger Elk
Drayman
M. W
Beth
Hanes & Hoover
Ais
Inter-Ocean Life & Casualty Co
Rep
F. W. & R. Snyder
Rittman Baking Company
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