Gish-In-Hospitalous? Relatives Report Mrs Geisinger Recovery
Relatives of Mrs. Geisinger formerly Nettie Gish of Stonington say she underwent an operation two weeks ago in an Ashland Kansas hospital. She is progressing as well as can be expected after a prior automobile accident. Mrs. Geisinger is daughter of John Gish and has many relatives in Rittman. Charles Gish is a brother Byron Gish a cousin and Mrs C Beyley a sister-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Geisinger
Nettie Gish
Stonington, Rade
Ashland
Kansas
Pital
Zan
Doug Tvet
Edi Gw Wyalta
Gossinger
John Gish
Rittman
Charles Cis
Byron Gish
C. Beyley
District Rally At Chippewa Lake Church Draws Youth Delegation
A district Christian Aisle Rally gathered young people from Ithesw and Rittman at Chippewa Lake Church last Sunday afternoon. The SK delegation of youths joined the event to participate in district activities and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Lake
Ithesw
B.clareh
Rittman
Chaprch
Joy Weiss Convalesces After Illness
Joy Weiss daughter of Mr and Mrs H Weiss is convalescing slowly from illness. She had a high temperature late last week and rests easier now. She will be confined to bed for about a month or more due to heat weakness. The mastoid is still discharging. She has been ill about four weeks.
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Joy Weins
H. Weiss
Card of Thanks to Friends After Hospital Stay
Sylvia Walker expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers fruit and cards sent during her stay at Wadsworth hospital.
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Wadsworth Hospital
Creston Woman Dies After Long Illness At 78
Mrs. George Woodward aged 78 died Thursday at her son Claude Woodward's home on Brooklyn Ave Creston after years of ill health. Survived by two sons Claude and Frank two sisters Mrs Lee Stuckey and Miss Callie Bower two brothers Joseph and Valentine Bower and five grandchildren. Husband predeceased her. Funeral held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at Claude Woodward home with Rev M Snyder officiating burial at Creston Cemetery.
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George Woodward
Hireday
Claude Wobd
Wari
Brooklyn Ave
Creston
Claude
Frank
Lee Stuckey
Callie Bower
Joseph
Valentine Bower
Claude Woodward
Reve M. Snyder
Creston Tamotery
Dentist Office Hours At Realty Block Corner
Dr C U Gregg dentist operates in the Realty Block at the corner of Main Street and Olio Avenue. Office hours run 8 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 5 p.m. Appointments are by appointment only. Phone 15 Rittman.
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Main St
Olio Ave
Rittman
Rittman High Honors Recipients Noted in Commencement Plans
The district lists seniors scoring high on the state exam, withMarys Pagne Kittman highlighted among the top five percent. A letter from the Department of Education invites recipients to Columbus on May 10 to receive state certificates of award. The note outlines scholarships by colleges and requests completion of an enclosed form. Further events include Junior-Senior Banquet May 8 and high school commencements May 14 and 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate Chamber
Tie Capital
E. R. Wood
Presbyterian Church
Boxboard team wins opener 14 to 7 over Ak ron NOPI
The 1930 edition of the Boxboard squad defeated the strong NOPI team of Akron 14 to 7 in the Saturday opener. Changes to the infield lined up Halliwell at third and Schaad at short. Raunchenberg moved from center to short. Willis started in center. Gardner and Sennad worked three and two innings respectively with Sennad finishing strong. The article notes upcoming games against Belvederes and Rittman Indians with manager Petit promising a competitive season and a playground ball meeting slated for Tuesday evening.
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Ohio
Howard Bogel
Thezpaper Makers
Akron
Halliwell
Heton Hase
Frank Schaad
Raunchenberg
Willis
Sharon Boy
Ackson
Bogel
Gardner
Harry Sennad Sworts
Red” Schrad
Paper-Makers
Rittman Indians
Kenmore Pioneers
Pioneers
Indians
A.W. Petit
Redskins
Rittman Juniors Beat Sterling 28 14 In Baseball Game
The Rittman junior high baseball team defeated Sterling eighth grade 28 to 14 last Friday May 2. Starters for Sterling were Bouné C Orn P and for Rittman Hostetler C Gako P. Creston game at Rittman town diamond ended 3 to 9 with Creston scoring early. Creston’s last at bat ended in a double play. Batteries: Arnold Zimmermann Creston. Snyder Hostetler Rittman.
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Rittman
Sterling
Bouné
Orn P
Hostetler
Gako
Rittman Boys
Gostro Wenkth
Renic
Bitte Man
Creston
Arnold
Zimmerman
Snyder
Hostotler
Creston Council Approves Gas Ordinance Rates Set
The Creston council passed a gas ordinance Monday night. It becomes effective after publication with rates at 1.00 for the first 500 and 0.63 per thousand feet thereafter, plus a 3 cent discount, valid for two years.
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Council of
Creston
Seed Potatoes for Sale from Mara Alva Farm
Mara Alva Farm offers home-grown Seed Potatoes for sale. Seed traced to certified seed from last year. Address listed as Smithville Ohio and contact J C Ram Yer.
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Mara Alva Farm
Last Man Club member Charles Lockwood dies at 89
Charles Lockwood 89 of Chamber Line D was the last surviving member of the 23 men who formed the First Minnesota Civil War regiment’s “Last Man Club.” He served with pride and became a living link to the unit’s storied history.
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Charles Lockwood
Minnesota
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Joy Weiss
Sylvia Walker
C. U. Gregg
James B. Galehouse
CG. J. Steiner
Rittman, Ohio
A. L. Ebert
Clarence D. Petit
Rittman, Ohlo
Tohlo
Elizabeth Jordan
Rittman High
Hes
Dept. of Rducation
Marys Pagne
Rogen
Yarberton Belvederes
Harry Schand
Potlt
Motors
Clfveland
Petit
THE
Citizens’ Savings & Loan Co
J. C. Ramseyer
Smithville
C. R.movie
Sterling, Ohio
Esa
Horace
Akron Fertilizer Company
Cuyahoga
St. Alcon
England, Plumbing and Heating &Co
Studebaker
Rec
Essex
Cleveland
Durant
Chandler
Hudson
Ford Tudor
Chevrolet
Hayes-Arnold, Inc
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Wadsworth, Ohio
Jesus
Cross
Fred W. Albrecht Grocery CO
Asket Acme
Rittman and
B. & M. Bread
Camay
Werx
Werke
Mother’s
Portage
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