Akron shoppers and Wooster visitors noted
Mrs. Tom Charleton and daughter were Akron shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Harry Lendy, caring for her sister, spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs L L Hapey and Elva Derthick visited Wooster Saturday. B A Hand of Lakewood and Howard Bohmer of Cleveland called Sunday evening. Dry cleaning and pressing called for and delivered by Wald's Tailor Shop. Phone 120-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Charleton
Akron
Harry Lendy
Iritz
Whdsworth
Mra
L. L. Hapey
Elva Derthick
Hilda Adams
Wooster
B. A. Hand
Lakewood
Howard Bohmer
Cleveland
Melvin Ritter
John S. Branigan
W. Wald
Local notices and social updates from Rittman area
Weaves of community life include births, visitors, visits to Akron and Cleveland, weddings, illnesses, a birthday gift, and club meetings. Names cited: Mrs Bart Killoigh, Mr Welch, Mr Guy Beycheft, Mrs Sam Welch, Mrs Earl Killo ugh, Mrs Clema Kobel, Miss Ruth Yordan, Ray Sant, Robert Wright, J O Gummings, Fred Shifflett, Mrs John Branigan, L C club, Rupert Reotham, Ohio Prohibition Commissioner, Wald's Tailor Shop, Miss Sadie Boyes, John H Fisher, Margaret Kohn, Youth League Cleveland attendees, Kathryn Bender, Celia Jar pster, Mary Brenneman, Maj Williams, Evelyn Baker, Sylvia Baker, Jerry Boyce, Gerald Meredith, Rev B S Hendrickson, Dora Wright, E G Hamilton, Mary Gibler, Avalon Inn, Ward's Tailor Shop, Miss Leona Young, Junior McConnell, Interna ndiaga, C EB Beyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Huiddy
Bart Killoigh
Lolisa
Welch
Wright
Guy Beycheft
Donald ‘Farl
Sam Welch
Earl Killough
Akron
Clema Kobel
Fred Mesoner
Ruth ‘Yordan
Poole Hospital
Portcanton
Goffinet
Ray_Sanl
Robert Wright
Chicago
D. E. Wright Landscaping Company
J. 0
Fred Shifflett
John
Branigan
Apent
Southwest Sharon
Wald's
Sadie Boyes
Nottan
Thomas ‘Prue Slove
John H. Fisher
Margaret Kohn
Youngstown
R. @ Engstrom
Cleveland
Youth League of Cleveland
Kathryn Bender
Celia Jarpster
Mary Brenneman
Margaret Brenneman
Mary Faber
Marjoria Williams
Evelyn Baker
Sylvia Baker
Jerry Boyce
Gerald Meredith
Harry Griner
B. S. Hendrickson
W. Ward
Dora Wright
Sterling Road
Travelers’ Club
E. G. Hamilton
Mary Gibler
Geed and Bickster Company
Avalon Inn
Ccc Highway
Marjorie Stoolmiller
Medina
Beechtt Lee
Bankers
Columbus
Vivian Marble
Rittman
Farmer Uses Smart Silence to Deter Scarecrow Question
A country resident hosted a guest asking about scarecrows. The farmer replied he stays nearby Vinc e and does not need scarecrows, implying his own location serves as a deterrent.
Faults of Old Age and Its Minds and Vices
The speaker laments aging as a mirror of inner flaws. He argues that aging intensifies envy, injustice, and vanity, with pride, prating, superstition, and desire for riches persisting even as use fades. He suggests the mind grows wrinkled by vice more than the face does, and souls often appear sour as age advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montaligne
Wiffle dog and a restaurant tribute tale
A tale describes a dog named Wiffle and a restaurant tribute after a mysterious woman vanished then was believed to have been run over. Patrons sparked inquiries, and a collection was held in the restaurant to honor the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Seerlorihs
Jhog
Colors of Planets Venus Jupiter and Mars Observed
An observer reports Venus showing brilliant white clouds while Jupiter displays saffron hues and Mars appears obscured by thick clouds. The telescope reveals varied surface features and suggests red desert tones or rock amid atmospheric veiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Jupiter
Mars
Mary
Fragmentary Cincinnati Enquirer Note Laughs at Age
A jumbled line from the Cincinnati Enquirer mocks aging, with wordplay and misspellings. The piece appears as a stray note lacking clear context or dates.
For sale: tee box in good condition and a black female kitten
Classified note from Hatfield at 43 Second St Rittman Ohio advertises a usable tee box in good condition and a black Persian female kitten for sale. OCR fragment ends with 39p.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qy I. Hatfield
Second St
Rittman
Ohio
Vets and visitors mix in a wary town scene
An elderly townsman, questioned about his long life, reflects that patent medicine makers seek favors as a bargain. A sales pitch touts Westinghouse automatic iron and a watchman feature while window goods advertise Colgoleum patterns. A mother and Grace joke about a rumble seat as the piece ushers a reflective pause on the day’s meaning.
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A. L. Ebert
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R. C. A. Crosley
Atwater Kent
Spartan
L. C Club
Hubert Kaufman
Auto
Fray
Minnesota
Mr. Marble
Ierra Marble
James Overholt
Dorothy Alsbach
Bluffton
Ind
Jane Henderson
Wadsworth
Salon
Sterling
Leona Young
Hamlet
Mrs. O ' Fussell
Stubenville
Bill Marble
Junior McConnell
Ernest McConnell
Junior
Internandiaga
C. EB. Beyler
T W Mathach
Polly Lauder Tunney
Gene Tunney
Brion Island
Adriatic Sea
Gene Ena
Surry
Cancinnati Enquirer
Clifford Lance
Fourth St
Sigma Nu Fraternity
W. G. Hershey
Tha
Rittman Hardware
C. Carsenx
Sevatal
Patent Medicine
Westinghouse
Grace
Gracé
Rittman Howe
North First St
Oak Davenport
Kaufman’s Department Store
Rosamblia
Airedale
J. D. Overholt
Beall Avenue
Good Bank Barn
Fair House
J. H. Fisher Agency
Rheyne
Ohio Avenue
Rheyne Bros
Addréas
West 2Nd St
Hershey
Chippewa Valley
Shrinersburg
J. H Fisher
Lodon Gravel Road
Nica
J H Fisher Agency
Rish At
Campfield- Hickman
Barberton
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