Ohio Building Association Group 9 meet at Westbrook Country Club
The Ohio Building Association Group No 9 will convene at Westbrook Country Club Manfield on Wednesday June 4. After luncheon a business session follows with speakers from Columbus Newark Galion and Mansfield. Officers note north central Ohio deposits rising and loan demand outpacing supply with district associations holding assets over 100 million.
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Ohio Building Association
Ersue
Ashland Crawford
Erle Maimes
Huron Lorain Marton
Medina
Richland Wayne
Wyandot
Westbrook Country Club
Manafield
Ullough
Columus
Ohio Building Associator League
James A Devine Calumbus
KM Baugher Newark
Fred T Bristol
Mansfield
Singh Diamond
Galion
A & Courtney
E Pr Monroe
Courtney
Ohio
Ingman
TISTS CLEAN-UP WERIC
Mean-up week in Rittman started last Monday and this cleaning will continue until the town is eradicated of the yearly accumulation of tin cans and other rubbish. The driveway to the dumping grounds at the disposal plant is now open. On Saturday, May 31, the village will furnish a truck to be used in gathering this debris, so have your waste matter ready.
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Rittman
Doings in Municipal Court May 21 24 and liquor raid
May 21 Jack Snell was arrested for reckless driving. He paid a $10 fine and costs. May 24 Roy Tester faced reckless driving while intoxicated, fined $25 with costs and a 90 day licence suspension, which he paid. Last Thursday an unsuccessful liquor raid occurred at the former Mike Rabith stand. the mayor says the tipsters are well known to authorities.
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Jack Snell
Marshal Mills
Sa'tat
Shackleford
Roy Tester
Mike Rabith
Particae
Rural route service suspended on Memorial Day
Patrons on the rural route will not be served by Henry Long, R F D carrier, on Decoration Day as city and rural carriers are not required to work on holidays. The regular holiday schedule will be observed at the post.
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Henry Long
Business Men's Monthly Banquet Set for June 17
The association calls all members to attend the regular monthly banquet on June 17. It promises a wood speaker and a seed lime in general, with plans already underway and emphasis on a rare treat for attendees.
Enthusiastic K of P Meeting Among Wayne County Chancellors
Past chancellors of Wayne County Knights of Pythias met at the regular lodge hall with many not present. Officers elected include Chairman Harry Snameson Secretary Harry Flory Financial Lee Hardgrove and several executive members. next session set for Applecreek on June 5 with vice presidents and delegates named.
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Wayne County Phythian Lodges
K of P Order
Applecreek
Averal
Harry Flory Financial Lee
W H Hardgrove
J H Bonham
Henry Goratenslager
Harry Crow
Harry Kaufman
A. L. Casker
E Toover
Bardie
Serjeant At Arms
Bevington
H H Wilhelm
ApfMecre
Grege
Rittman
H Andrews
Shreve
William Yjnrie
Orrville
Roy Shilling
Wooster
Recollections of the Medi na County Law
The clipping profiles former Ritman Manolo Elias Elliott known as Leo Elliott of Seville a 5 ten 225 pound red hair lawyer who aided the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co and faced rivals in a major contest His untimely death near sixty saddened the local bar and community with broad respect from colleagues and peers.
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Melina
Medina County
Lee Elliott
A. R Webber
Elyria
Ohio
Filiett
Leo Eliott
Seville
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Tribute Paid to Late Supt Baumgardner
The Ohio Educational Monthly for May features a lengthy article praising the late County Superintendent G. A. Baumgardner known as “Gidoom” for his achievements. It outlines the positions he held and argues his efforts were conclusive evidence of his valued service to education.
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Baumgardner
Ohio Educational Monthly
Into County
G. A. Baumgardner
Gidoom
120th Will Hold 56th Reunion as Old Officers Pass
The 120th Ohio Volunteer Infantry holds its 56th reunion in Hayesville Ohio with surviving comrades invited. The regiment’s last field and staff survivor, surgeon Dr. Stanton, died earlier. Transportation details list wagon and bus departures from Wooster Mansfield Ashland and Londonville, with meals offered free to comrades and modest rates for others. Stephen M Cot pres Hayesville James B. Taylor treas Wooster Josh Bricker sec Smithville.
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Teer Infantry
Stanton
120Th O V
Hayesville
Ohio
Wooster
Mansfland
Ashland
Loudonville
Stephen M Cot
Pres
James B. Taylor
Treas
Josh Bricker
Smithville
Akron Wadsworth Ritman NCS Line In Operation
A new pew transportation link between Akron and Wadsworth via Ritman began Monday May 26. Buses will run hourly from Portago Hotel at 6 40 am to 11 30 pm, with morning departures from Wadsworth at 5 30 am and from Rittman at 5 00 am.
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Here
Akron
Farewell Party for Thomas Family Moves to Cleveland Heights
Members of the Presbyterian church hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs A H Thomas and Virginia as they prepare to relocate to Cleveland Heights. The family long resided in Rittman with Mr Thomas selling the town drug store to Mr Harper. Mrs Thomas led the Ladies Aid and served on the hospital board. Virginia, a CE Society member and graduate, will be missed. A gift was presented and a social hour with lunch followed.
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Presbyterian Church
A. H. Thomas
Virginia
Cleveland Heights
Thomas
Rittman
Harper
Ladies Aid
The
Refrigerating System Installed at Harper’s Rexall
Harper's Rexall store installed a modern automatic electric refrigeration system last week. The ice cream trade now uses eight compartments for storage, a marked improvement over previous packing methods.
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Harper's Rexall
New Paper Mill in Operation at The Ohio Boxboard Co
The paper mill took most of the past year to install and has been operating for a week. It is the third mill and will be run at full capacity along with two others. The text notes the need to house workmen who come for employment.
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Ohio Boxboard Co
sThis
Special Meeting of the W B A on June 3
A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening June 3 by the W B A. Agenda includes important business and refreshments will be served with Hannah Welss listed as Com.
Memorial Day Observed by American Legion Post 423
Howard A. Bair Post No 423 leads Memorial Day services with uniformed Legion members at multiple sites and times. The roll of graves to be decorated includes Civil War and World War data, with veterans buried in local and national cemeteries. Corrections or additions are welcome to honor all who served.
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Howard Bair
Legion
American Legion
Knupps Ceaetery
Conkey
Ezekial Sr
Ezekial Jr
Baker
Cupples
Jacob
Eahbaugh
David
Hickih
Charleo
Johnson
John J
Martin
John
Moore
Abraham
Holderbaum
Samuel
McEwen
William Y
Peter
Rittman Hoaver Lewis
Civil
Hoover
Blott
Denton
National Cemetery
Murpheysboro
Tenn
Elliott
Arlington Cemetery
Willford
Ward
Cuba
Los
Byron
Wadsworth
Ohio
Bair
Howard A
World
France
Clippinger
D Elmer
Bruny
Charles
Haakins
Luman
Willard
Howard A. Bair
Birthday surprise for Mrs Blatter delights family
After church Mrs Blatter returned home to find a birthday celebration prepared by her husband and children. A pleasant dinner awaited her and a long desired clothes wringer was presented as a gift amid affectionate wishes for many more birthdays. Family friends Abbie Blatter Harold Rich Kenneth Hardiman and Mrs Blatter attended the gathering.
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James Blatter
Hardiman
Kenneth
Abbie Blatter
Harold_Rich
Mrs
When the Advertiser Shouldn’t Complain
W J Harrison argues advertisers complain about results only when misrepresentation of circulation occurs or the merchant fails to attract buyers. He states publishers cannot force readers to buy and that merchants must induce reader purchases, not expect newspapers to control buying habits.
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W. J. Harrison
Los Angeles Herald
Record Sales Notice at Weis: June Pathé Releases
A brief ad notes Pathé records now on sale at Weis with a two for one dollar offer. The fragment mentions June but provides limited readable details about titles or artists.
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PATHE
WEIS8
Aste
On Front Page in War They Make News Now
A feature from The American Legion coverage explains how the weekly Legion news keeps over two million former service members connected with posts and national activities. The department distributes material from national headquarters to keep the public informed.
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American Legion
Tuo Press
Legion
America
Legion Twinwenrberr
Press
North Royalton speed case adjourned with fine dispute
Samuel Escovits faced a Royalton justice last Saturday over a May 14 incident in the hamlet. He and two eye witnesses argued he was not speeding over 28 mph. A $50 fine was issued, with the case left for settlement between counsel and a possible $30 adjustment.
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Samuel Escovits
Petcent Royalton
Escoviter
Cleveland
Postmaster Longenecker Attends Ohio Convention
Postmaster EL F Longenecker attended the state convention of Ohio postmasters in Columbus last Friday. A good program delivered valuable information with government service representatives in attendance.
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EL FL Longenecker
Columbus
Ohio
Salt Street Restaurant Enlarged for Busy Dining
The Salt street restaurant owned by Harry Agalianos and Gust Pappas has expanded with a large new room for extra tables. An electric player piano will be installed and the interior freshly painted to attract patrons.
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Salt St
Harry Agalianos
Gust Pappas
Bridge No 80 Contract Awarded to A Andrew
The commission awarded contract for Bridge No 80 to A Andrew. The agreement indicates bridge work will proceed under the six other bridge projects let by the Commissioner last week.
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A. Andrew
Memorial Services Attended by Howard A. Bair Post
Last Sunday members of Howard A. Bair Post gathered for memorial services at Milton Presbyterian Church. Rev. R. I. Platter delivered a timely sermon and the choir offered special music to honor the occasion.
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Howard A. Bair
Milton Presbyterian
Ber
R. I. Platter
Market price list advertising at Ritimans and Brenneman's Grocery
An old timey price list notes commodities like wheat oats corn butter lard and packing stock with price values. The advertisement credits Hershey and Rohrer and lists vendors Brenneman's Grocery and Ritimans Markets with a weekly Thursday update.
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Brenneman's Grocery
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Alborn
Joehason
Arias
Miller
Oscar
Waggaman
Sterling Smith
John M
Ioun
Murdock
Milton
Frank
Algnnbor
Louis World
North Royalton
Authoritieh
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Salt Street
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Hershey & Rohrer
Aines Woo
Egese
the Rittman Savings Bank
John Ruskin
Milton Presbyterian Church
Christian Aed
Mirerch
United States
the Rittman Automobile
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East Exchange St. Low
Akron, Ohio
Jake Smith
the Science .of
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