Thom survey shows Stark farmers seek equipment and higher prices
William Thom reports from Stark County that farmers respond to higher wheat wool and corn prices by planning widespread purchases of machinery and supplies. Ninety-five items including binders hay loaders and manure spreaders are listed with costs totaling thousands of dollars. Production improvements like fencing drainage and new buildings are also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Wayne
Tuscarawasé_ Erureey
Teyweefeiner
Phom
16Th
Thom
Fight Earthers
Mr. Thom
Final Plans For Vacation Church School Details
Plans were completed for a vacation church school starting Wednesday May 31 at the First Brethren Church on First Street. Age groups include eight to ten in the primary, eight and up to ten. eight-year-olds in beginners. two-year-olds in junior. Teachers include Miss Dorothy Frankes, Miss Rosemary McGee, Mrs. Dorothy Kohler, and Mrs. Roy Qualman with Miss Edith Sec rests assisting. Sessions run 8:30 to 1 during the first week and 8:30 to 1 in later weeks. 30 to 10:20 for initial day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Frankes
Rosemary ‘McGee
Dorothy Kohler
Roy Qualman
Presbyterian
Edith Secrests
Spring Revival At First Brethren Church Features Rev C Bame
Rev C Bame of Ashland will lead two weeks of spring revival meetings at the First Brethren church near the park starting June 4. The noted evangelist, with wide experience, is a disciplined believer and an engaging speaker. All are welcome to attend and learn of Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Charles Bame
Ashland
Bame
Open Softball Season Begins Next Monday Night
The 1933 softball league opens with B & W Oils vs Wenger Oils as six teams use dry weather to prepare. Umpires chosen, league balls ordered, and field work planned at the old Boxboard diamond on the school grounds. Spectators favor school grounds for comfort and shade while rain threatens field conditions. United Cigars remains unbeaten. Wadsworth Philosoph club loses. Snakes split with Sterling in a Sunday doubleheader.
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B & W Oills
Wenger Oils
Charles Ward
Bret Whiether
Sentenete AN
United Cigars
Wala
Tean Fast
Miss Lucile Hill Piano Recital Planned for June
On Wednesday evening at 8 o clock the Milton Presbyterian Church hosts a piano recital by Lucile Hill B M BS in Ed with assistance from pupils from her Cleveland based sale Piano School. No admission charge. The event follows her May 2 recital of 44 elementary pupils and prior plans for a second July recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Presbyterian
Lucile
Ale
Cleveland
Miss Nury Belle Stower Visiting West State Parents
Miss Nury Belle Stower is spending the week with her parents in West State, according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nury
Belle Stower
West Ratte
Local Boys Join Roosevelt's Army Examinations Nears
Roy Faber and William Lambert of Rittman are among sixty Wayne county youths enrolled to join Roosevelt's reforestation corps. They traveled to Wooster and Akron for tests and a government briefing on camp life. Eighty three men were certified by army commissioners for the first examination and quotas are listed by township and area. Faber and Lambert expect to depart for Camp Knox within a week if they pass a strict Akron physical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Faber
Arnty
Stoma
Paint
Green
Canaan
Wooster Town
Ship
Orrville
Milton
Sugar Ergek
O Rittman
Clinton
Popular couple wed in Wheeling West Virginia
Miss Jucile Kime and Merlly Hilty, a popular Rt njan couple, wed in Wheeling on May 13. Miss Kime is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kime of North road and has worked at The Ohio Salt Company since 1930. Merlly Hilty, a 1925 graduate, also works at The Ohio Salt Company and is the son of Mr and Mrs C G Hilty of North Third Street. The newlyweds, currently living with their parents, plan to move into a home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jucile
Kime
Merlly Hilly
Rtnjan
Wheeling
W. Va
Hilly
Mrz
William Kime
North Road
Ohio Salt Company
Merlin Hilty
Tle
CG. #. Hilty, N. Third st
Congress Is State Baseball Champion at Columbus
Congress school’s baseball team won the state title at Columbus last Saturday with a near no hitter. Independence was a close opponent, the final score 3 to 2, marking Wayne county’s first state title in any sport. Coach Chester Firestone led the squad to the championship, with a strong start and steady pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Columbus
noshitterys-ever_Delphos
Wayne County
Chester Firestone
Fir Pecs
Congress Triumphs In Round Two Over Delphos Racine
Congress dominated in the second round, beating Delphos Racine 14 to 6 after a rough first inning by Grove City. Drel belbls pitched strongly, hailed by coaches as a top Wayne County ageball pitcher, helping Congress hold Delphos to four runs late. The team exceeded expectations, displaying strength against tougher foes en route to a potential state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Racine
Joe Delphos
Grove City
Conress
Delphos Crew
Drelbelbls
Wayne County
Moderator Talks Sunday At Columbia Broadcasting System
Newly elected moderator of five Geneva Assembly of the Presbyterian Church will speak over CBS. Rev Hendrickson plans to have a loud speaker in the Presbyterian Church auditorium so all may hear the address. Elections take place today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Assembly
Hwill
Columbia
Ignal
Sr Hendrickson
Presbyterian Vhurch
Street Commissioner Bans Dumping on Rittman Streets
George Morgan declares Rittman streets and alleys are not dumping grounds for grass stones or rubbish. The practice clogs sewers and hampers traffic, prompting an official notice from the street commissioner to stop debris deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George” Morgan
Webster
Rittman
Poppies in Flanders Fields Amid the Crosses
The poem fragment recalls Flanders fields where poppies blow among crosses. It mourns fallen soldiers and urges remembrance despite the war’s gunfire. The lines emphasize shared sacrifice and enduring memory across battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders Fields
Alumni Banquet Plans Reveal New Feature Program
Final arrangements are announced for the Alumni banquet at the United Brethren church social rooms on a Friday in June. The 6:30 meal leads to a 7:16 business session with a revised variety program including vocal and instrumental soloists, a playlet, and a directing by Misa Gall Taree. Decorations will be supervised by Butene Tlarter as alumni friendship renewals continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Plano Violo
Mina
Maxine Kime
Solo
Glare Burger
Mise Jennie Galner
Eward
Gainer
Joseph Galner
Celia Holm Rodenberg
Pauline Geiser. Paul
Margaret Brenneman
Rodenbers
Willard Hilty
Justin Shook
Tomer Con Iey
Misa Gall Taree
Butene Tlarter
Gabriel Over the White House to Grace Rittman Theater Bill
Rittman theater listings show Gabriel Over the White House on May 30 31 and June 1 with Walter Touston and Karen Morley in the cast. The feature promises shocking thrills and hopeful emotion as the film’s sensational story unfolds under the theater’s marquee. Co starring Sadler’s Luck with James Donn and Sally Eilers arrives Friday and Saturday May 26 27 and includes a comedy score from a swimming pool to a marathon dance hall battering scene. The couple’s love story builds toward a gripping trial scene and dramatic power.
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Gabriel
Walter
Touston
Karen
Fa Ate
Indine Hamindes
Seniors Bid Farewell to High School Days
At Rittman High School Friday evening 31 seniors held the final school event. Rev E S Henrickson W Bodager and Principal Haney presided as graduates performed most of the program. Girls wore white and boys gray while friends stood to watch the ceremony. Ros es were the flowers in evidence. The audience was larger than usual and many relatives were unable to be seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman High School
E. S. Henrickson
W. Bodager
Board of Education
V. A. Garvercand
Principar
Cri Haney
Sienier
Memorial Day Civic Parade and Services Planned
Memorial Day weekend events include a parade forming at noon led by local organizations and a cemetery visitation schedule. Rev G A McGee of United Methodist will speak at the first service at Presbyterian church, followed by Memorial Day services. Ex servicemen invited. volunteers urged to gather at Legion rooms by 9:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Fu Ricattney
American Falcon S and Legion Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
G, A, McQgee
United Mrethran Church
Legion Rooms
Rohrer
Apostolic
I Fih
Thea Cashiille
the Pleasant TH
Mount Zien
Orit
Stott
Shineraburg
Thie
Sleler Tote
Prnsperee
Tr Ta Agate
Ute Tudlos Auxiliary
Daughters_of Union Veterans
Junior
Order of American Mechanics
Modern Woodmen
The
Grange
Toard of Trade
Girl Scout
Aurviebs Ft. Tha
John T-Farrell
Ain
G. E H. Clippinger
Pickpocket pair eyed after Rittman commencement thefts
Alithormies report two strangers seen in Rittman during Friday commencement exercises. Four men and a group of attendees had money go missing from pocketbooks as the crowd mingled. Investigators note the same pattern at multiple small high schools in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Hawt
Geetland
Don
Fittman
A. Ruckel
J- L
Maurer
Wooater
Frank Derthjek
Akrons
Charles
Rittman
Bender Uncertain On Source Of Saturday Blaze
Neighbors alerted to a Saturday night fire on a flatbed porch behind Cart Lon on Saufly Mat is brass. Firefighters extinguished flames after a nine o clock start with no injuries reported. Officials still seek cause as Marshall notes lingering uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Daone
Viara
Pareh
Estate Appraisement and Sheriff Sale Report
Court records list the estate of the late George Jones of Smithy Tees appraised at 2800 dollars with executor Charles T Walls and bond details. A sheriff’s sale of a Chippewa area farm fetched 1026 dollars, with multiple transfers and land parcels across Chippewa and Hangian townships noted in the union stock-bond bank records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asseta
George Jones
Smithy Tees
Ebner
Hank
Hoda AL Walle
Waat Salem
Charles T. Walls
Che San
Perge
Abraham Gillng
Detroit
Michigan
Chippewl
Christine Cook
George J.buhalik
Inforest
Chippewa
Hangian
FL Read
State Bank
West Salem
John
Mclntosh
Willam Patton
Chippewa Township
John Mclntosh
Steve Horvath
Chipnows Township
Peter Palmer
Jo HL ‘Fiaher
Orryte
Theyaherif
Appraisal Records From Chips Township Estate Aged
The estate of the late Lydia Boery of Chips Township was appraised at 430 dollars. Another estate appraisal totaled 2087 dollars 60 cents. Charléa Van Over, a company, was fined and jailed yesterday after pleading guilty in Justice John G. Van Nest's court to an assault and battery charge connected to an alleged attack on a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Boery
Chips
Pruett -Zihierman
WoWs-Sastlet
Daniel Ke
Amoupty
Tonnes Gro
Charléa van Over
Canpan_twy
Fragmentary Names and Addresses From Akron Notice
Readable fragments list individuals and addresses including Josiah Diflone age 25 Jamas D Ata eatries M Crane 17 116 Jesse street Akron and scattered surnames and places. Alignment and meaning are unclear due to OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah ‘Diflone
Jamas D
Ata Eatries
M. Crane
Jesse St
Akron
Sola —Rrent
Faston An Peed
Méahry
Eaxton
Ftev
Jaderman
Faston
Wadsworth council and highway talks over Route 94
Wadsworth council clashed with state highway officials over Route 94 plans. Ault, state highway division engineer, urged against rerouting through Easton, proposing a new segment between Wadsworth and Easton instead. He noted annexations add 400 miles of roads every two years, with next additions after Jan 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan ‘R. Ault
Ashland
Easton
Rittman
Ault
City council considers salary cuts and a tax for next term
A city council meeting discusses salary reductions for officials including the mayor, treasurer, and superintendent roles. A proposed water works rate increase and a preliminary survey of electrical capacity are also addressed as the panel plans actions for the upcoming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treiaurer
Cornellmah
Hanes
Comnet
Muntelyal
Riffaira
Cornell
Itoworee
Suka & Conte
K. W. Hue
Fon
Strauan
Moekrens
Arson confession linked to Ohio case in 1932 trial
John Wein presents an arson confession in a Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court proceeding. Mary Fina Thomas of Barnhill Ohio faces aiding and abetting charges connected to an arson plot involving her grandson John Palmer. Palmer testified he received 260 dollars for the fire at the Thomas home during a December 28, 1932 event in Akron. Sentence dates span 1932 to 1943 with amassing payments and investigations by insurer officials. Cooperating evidence and payments, including a 2934.48 sum in February 1938, are noted, with trial outcomes to be set by Judge Lindsey-Saitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bho ‘Ney
Tuscarawor County
Thomas
Ate -Iefire
Fogo
Wein
John Palmer
dudge-Lindsey
Awards Given In State Wide Tests By Wayne County Students
Wayne County students who participated in the state scholarship tests at Kent earned several awards. Fiatta McClellan of Doylestown took sixth in Junior English, with other honors for World History and Chemistry. Robert White of Rittman and Thelma Denbrook of Dalton earned top placements, while Elsie Horst and Phyllis Koehl received honorable mentions in Latin and French respectively. Mrs. C. W. Cummings visited with her daughter Mrs. O. J. Shotg. Mrs. Leonard Lance returned from Wadsworth hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Kent
Fiatta
McClellan
Doylestown
Frederick
Snyder
Rittman
Robert White
Ith
William Shackleford
Rittmans
MD Allen Musser
Marshallviile
Rith Keller
Marshallville
Thelma Denbrook
Dalton
Elsie Horst
Phyllis Koehl
Orrville
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William .Thom
UT .Farms
Mlans
Rittman, Ohio
Rev. C. Bame
Roosevelt
Jnlanders
Rittman’ Theatre News
Presley
Ermee
W. Salem
van Over
Wadeworth
Skirt Rittman
Wraidaworth
Nike
Cleveland Road
Wadsworth
Boston
Waite
Wniebe
Wits
Frank Nartar
Ottelald
Mayer
Pressent -Halary
John Wein
C. W. Cummings
O. J. Shotg
Leonard
Lance
Wadsworth, Hospital
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