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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

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Tax Proposals Stir Ohio Legislature and Local Relief

Wayne County officials discuss tax relief as the Ohio Legislature debates sales and income tax bills. A real estate tax reduction plan tied to millage limits is floated, with local audits and budgets urged to cut waste. The Governor's Milk Commission proposes dairy regulation, with Ward Ramseyer noted as a member. Corwin H. Swant, representative.

Boards of Education Wayne County Governor's Milk Commission Ohio Ward Rampseyer Corwin HH. Swant

Barnett Brothers Circus to Visit Wadsworth Saturday

Barnett Brothers Circus announces a one day event in Wadsworth on Saturday May 20 featuring three rings of acts including elephants camels wild animals and riders. The parade departs at noon with two performances at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Doors open an hour early.

Barnett Brothers Wadsworth Callexe Street Barnett Brothers Circus United States

Mrs Neuman in Akron City Hospital After Major Operation

Mrs Charles Neuman long time Rittman resident is in Akron City Hospital after a major operation on Saturday. Her condition was very serious Sunday but improving, with Mr and Mrs Neuman and son Delos having moved to Krumroy about five years ago.

Charles Neuman Rittman Akron Neuman Son Delos Krumroy

Post Office in Rittman Drops to Third Class July 1

Rittman post office faces a classification drop from second to third class on July 1 under new 3 percent base rule. Postmaster Longenecker explains that lower funding and service changes may follow, with house to house delivery possibly affected but not abolished, while overall postal receipts were insufficient under prior rules. Washington officials note broader opposition to the new rating amid uncertain service impacts.

Rittman Washington STEN Mire Longmeckere Rubin Tor Eruive

Graduating class arranges variety program for FBI

Senior commencement exercises are set for tomorrow at 8 PM in the high school auditorium. This year’s program includes student speakers Esther Amatutz and Sylvia Walker with readings by Marguerite Zvada and Edith Secrest. The high school orchestra, Marguerite Zvadan and Maxine Dowd sing Love's Greeting. Rev. Hendrickson gives the invocation and benediction. Diploma presentations by W. W. Bodager include Esther Amstutz and about 30 others. Several students, Rituvian and Zvadan, are noted as among the youngest graduates with June 22 birthdays.

Esther Amatutz Sylvia Walker Marguerite Zvada Edith Secrest Milton Sase Woodrow Harpster Marguerite Zvadan Maxine Dowd Donna Dale Fredrick Hendrickson W. W. Bodager Board of Education John Flat Ovan Arti Pei Frank C. Morgan John Wil OsBrien Willing Howard Shackleford Gerald M. Spautttr Wiliam Edward Yochuelm Esther Amstutz Milton Fiengitz

Charity Drive Chairs Named for Wayne County Parishes

Bishop Schrembs appointed Rev. Jon T. Farrell Rev. Michael L. Moriarty and Rev. John H. Frey as chairmen of parish committees to lead the Gathorte charities drive the week of May 23 in Wayne County. Some 220 pastors across the diocese organize teams. calls for urgent funds and Catholic adult enlistment dominate the effort. The St Ann's team includes J J Gannon Brodbeck Brophy and others as workers.

Schrembs Jon T. Farrell St. _Ann‘s Ldh Man Michael L. Moriarty Immaculate Conception Wooster John_H. Frey SS. Petul's Doylestown Gathorte Charities Wayne County Catholic Charities John T. Ferrell J. J.° Gannon An¢ Brodbeck Brophy Ben Hammer Edward Poete Julien C.steiner Bert Kindig W. J. Ritter L. J. Giganset Charles Goffinet Arthur Goffinet Peter Hessidence Frank Ritzi St. i Ann’s Parish

Summit County Dental Clinic Opens With Mayo Expert

Dr C C Gregg presided over the eighth annual Summit County Dental Society clinic at Mayflower Hotel. About two hundred attended to hear Dr Boyd Gardner of Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. Rev Mr Hefridg som and Dr E R Alexander were invited guests.

Gregg Summit County Dental Society

Real Estate Transfer Noted In Rittman

Real estate transfers list includes Lom Howard Sebrellto Maggie A. Mier in Rittman, with involved parties and property details referenced in the notice.

State doctor to direct school clinic next month

The county health department will host a preschool health conference for children entering school in September. Due to funds, they will secure the state health department physician for about ten days in early June at no county cost. About seventy five children turning six before June 1, 1934 have been identified for the conference in Rittmen, coordinated by county nurse Miss Margaret McWethy. Parents should report entering students to authorities before June 1 for a free examination only.

County Health Department W. Rhoten State Department For Health Margaret McWethy Rittnien Sehon

Religious vacation school planned by Protestant churches

Protestant churches will conduct a five day religious vacation school for children aged six to twelve who may attend public schools next fall. A planning meeting at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening May 93 at 8:00 aims to set courses locations and daily schedule fearing parental attendance.

Pont Aay Ritnwres Stev BF. S. Hendrickson Rening FT. McGee Presbyterian Church

Wayne Co Grange Announces Degree Dates and Booster Contests

Wayne County Granges release degree work dates for Chippewa Smithville Rittman Baughman with May 25 at Canaan and June 6 June 16 June 23 events. Booster contests set for May 31 at Baughman and May 24 at Dalton with finals for four contests to follow. Blackleyville Valley College won first contest and Union Grange Congress won second. Canaan placed third in second.

Russell _Lehman Creston Wayne Grange Granges Chippewa Smithville Rittman Baughman Dalton Blackleyville Valley College Union Grange Congress Canaan Grange

Dr Kepler Delivers Talk to Rittman Rotarians

Dr Kepler spoke to the Rittman Rotary Club on Manchuria and Japan. He described decades spent in China and gave a highly instructive address. He serves as secretary of the United...

State Highway Dept Surveys On Main Street

Surveyors work this week under state highway guidance on Main Street as part of Route 44 widening plans. State figures and project aims are under review, with officials asking for continued consideration and updated measurements to guide the project.

State Highway Dept Main ST State Department of Highways Aloer Rierman Helis Founell State Department Ewing Tomur

Scholarship Tests Finishing in County Ranking at Ben Waynectionis

District scholarship tests at Ben Wayconnectionis-overhind faye rank fourteen entrants across six subjects. Winners include Retta McClelland Abylestown first in French 2 and English IMs Frederick Savider, RIAM man second in English. Ruth Heater, Marshalmie, fourth in English 9. Allen Munser, Marshallsie, fifth in Algebra. Hazel Caruiony Smithville and Lieltle Poote Rittman place ninth in Latin 2 and English HW respectively. Phyllis A Woehl Orrville tenth in English 10 and French 2.

Ben Waynectionis Faye Tean Suyt A. Gibbens Priday Ruiman Retta McClelland Abylestown Frederick Savider Riam Man Mace Ih Wistory Ruth Heater Marshalmie Bisle Uors Dalton Allen Munser Marshoallsie Thomas Chisanell Coxestown Robert White Rittman Saare Law Strntcke Lofordsh Rithuan Hazel Caruiony Smithville Lieltle Poote Pauline May Gerber Ditle Tat Phyllis A Woehl Orrville

Commission Announces Civil Service Test Schedule

The State Civil Service Commission lists twenty examinations for classified service to be held Thursday May 25 and Friday May 26. Positions include adjutant inspector bookkeeper at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home Samdusky and three at the Xenia home. other openings cover nursery supervisor, stationary engineer, equipment inspector, and medical pharmacist among many. The May issue of the Official Bulletin, mailed free to interested applicants, provides detailed qualifications, salaries, and departmental assignments.

State Cloth Service Commission Ralph W. Emmons A.P. Sandes Ohio Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home Samdusky Ohio Soldiers' Find Sailors Thane Nenkware Kent State College Traile Commission

Junior Grange Preparing For County Fair Exhibits

Sterling May 16 The Junior Grange meeting featured instructive talks and a recital. Members planned to prepare articles for the County fair next fall and May 24 action will include roll call and farm themed program. Obedience to two new members was given. booster contest postponed to May 31 and Memorial program scheduled for May 26.

Sterling Agta Edna Mae Flath Francis Simpson Hat Grange Mary Jane Dad” Mae Flath Anna Mae Wirth Betty Fixlemes Grange Baughman

Board to Hire Teachers on June Fifth

W. W. Bodager, president of the Board of Education, announced that the board decided Tuesday evening that no teachers would be hired before the regular meeting. The plan sets the next formal hiring review for the standard monthly session.

W. W .Bodager Board of Education

W B A Doughnut Sale Tuesday Details

The W B A will hold a doughnut sale on Tuesday. Orders should be left with Mrs Weldon at Hard Grove Mrs Ray Ashbrook and Mrs Lawrence Wilmot for pickup or delivery.

W.B. A Weldon Hardgrove Ray Ashbrook Lawrence Wilmot

Commemorate Mother's Day Banquet at Firat Brethren Church

A Mother's Day celebration at the Firat Brethren Church featured a program by a daughters trio and guest speaker Mrs C McGee of United Brethren Church. Miss Flo Huavyer recited a poem, mother and daughter duets performed, and a banquet followed in orchid and green decor. About 70 attendees joined the evening of songs and tributes focusing on motherhood and family.

Luslaty Firat Brethren Flo Huavyer C. McGee United Brethren Church Moses Hlacs Pia Avening Maxine Kine Frances Ttriekel Dora Mae Ryle Dortha Frank Smilly Salem Ivy Aenrty Ena Blatter

Snakes and United Cigars Split Softball Practice Contests

In bad weather practice has lagged but recent days saw the Snakes and United Cigars active in games. The Snakes won a tense high scoring contest while the Cigars swept a doubleheader at Marshallyne with Bell and McAnallen pitching.

United Clara Telleme Junie Weneer Oils Seville Steele Leville Hostetlers Blytier Wenger Ola Autter Odin Clgars Dell Than & W Kon Sunde Ifs Snakes Menic Widearth Ray Iveneatiere Tha United ‘Cigars Marshallyne Bell McAnallen Margitra

Tomm y Clinkenbeard Marries Akron Girl

Thomas Clinkenbeard 28 wed Miss Zelma Schele 26 Saturday in Wadsworth by Rev. C Wehutter of the Lutheran church The Schnkerheed and Smployo of the Ohio Boxheard company have been Rittman residents seven years coming from St Paul Indiana For years she kept bachelor quarters with Lloyd Whims on Saltst Whims married last fall Bride’s home is in Clane Th anois but she is employed in Akron Akron will be their home for now

Thomas Clinkenbeard Zelma Schele C. We ‘Htter the Lutheran Church Wadsworth Gurkenheard Smployo Ohio Rittman St. Paul Indiana Lloyd Whims Saltst

John Wein Eyes Mayoral Run On Ticket For

Local report discusses John Wein seeking a place on the ticket for mayoral election. Mentions petitions, board of elections in Wooster, and speculation about Wein's candidacy, salary, and potential service if elected. References to Democratic support and future plans for campaign and duties.

Board of Elections Ac Wooster Mgn Cotellimanaut Galarys

Board of Trade to Aid Power Project Effort

The Board of Trade appoints a four member committee led by Shook to personally investigate power and light arrangements as part of a broader campaign to support a local power project. President Carson says the move could spur progress by learning from other municipalities experiences and coordinating with nearby boards.

Board of Trade Cha Vo. Carson Board of Prale Ha Movement Eat Carson Asaid Sue Bay C Shook Hidpbody Frholts Rohrer Robert Weeks Mall Ab . Benoly Mireeurs Tie Euler Rlerk Ohio 1. C Truman Onhurst Wauhington

United Brethren Choir Wins County Festiod

The United Brethren Choir won the county festival and earned the right to compete in the state festival at Columbus on June 4 after a judge's decision in Wayne County contest. The Doylestown Methodist choir, under Mrs. B. E. Seaver Bearer, closely followed with Rittman aiding. Only two choirs performed due to Baccalaureate and Mothers Day programs. Professor N. E. Rowe of Wooster College judged. The Applecreek United Church quartet, state and county champions, performed several numbers as part of the program.

Stillman United- Bre Brethren- Ahirale Columbus Dune Wayne County First “Methodist Church of Wooster Doylestown M. E B. E. Seaver Rittman N. E. Rowe Woonstern College Quartet of the United Church At Applecreek

Former Rittman superintendent elected Lions Club head

E. G. Mason, history professor at Ashland College and former Rittman school superintendent, was elected president of the Lions Club at a weekly luncheon last week. Mason succeeds William Flaherty and will take office early next September.

E.G. Mason Ashland College Rittman The Lions Club Mason William Flaherty

Legionnaires Patriotic Program for Memorial Day

Memorial Day observance moved to Tuesday May 20 with a Legion Auxiliary march and formal service at a cemetery. A Sunday preceding holiday service will be held at a panelier site with high school auditorium access, starting at 1 o'clock.

Hera Legion. Com Leveion Panneler J. T. Farrel Progran Union Legion Aux Inn Hay

Children Make First Communion in Simple Ceremony

Sixteen children plus several others gathered for a first Holy Communion service held in the state church. The interior was decorated with flowers and candies, and a children's choir provided the music. Recipients included Adrienne Fluary Eva Felix Shié Gasho Julia Nellie Helen Gavinsky Verona Hubyak Mary Pechith Theresa Stefanica Mary Wald Mildred Weldermar and the boys Roland Chenal John Gasho Frederick Kamp William McAnallen Joseph Voleks.

Sixtean Itile Bods Girla Dirry Adrienne” Fluary Eva Felix Shié Gasho Julia Nellie Helen Gavinsky Verona Hubyak Mary Pechith Theresa Stefanica Mary, Wald Mildred Weldermar Roland Chenal John Gasho Frederick Kamp Wil Ham McAnallen, Jr Joseph Voleks

Police News: Phillip Hibbinger Released After Home Brew Found

Phillip Hibbinger was taken into custody on liquor possession charges and released after chemists tested his home brew at three percent. Sheriff Bert Nauman returned the brew to Hibbinger upon release. Marshall Bender and a deputy raided Hibbinger a week earlier and found young but home brew.

Phillip Hibbinger County Bert“Nauman Hibbinger

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