Rebellious Nature Across Nations Causes Widespread Damage
reports from Helena to New York describe quakes and floods, seven deaths in Helena, and extensive infrastructure loss. storms along the Atlantic seaboard trigger alarms but limited harm, while New York City hosts political and social sketches and a quip filled feature on a tabloid reporter.
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Helena
Atlantic Seaboard
Ottawa
Canada
Detroit
New York
Chenango
Susquehanna
Florida
California
New York City
James Jamal
Daily News
Seaman Oger
Lola Helfand
Milton Grant
Ski sale gimmick boosts winter gear at local store
A New York City department store promotes winter sports equipment with a 10 foot high slide and 45 foot long run, carpet dusted with borax for slick surface, a heavy mattress for safe landings, and free indoor practice as blizzards approach, while customers try the setup. Baltimore letters and a Navy Notre Dame game note show varied items on page 14.
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New York City
Unclear OCR Passage on Local Tax Figures and Pool Cost
Fragmentary text discusses a levy for a property tax and a swimming pool cost estimate. Mentions amounts such as 4 835 780 and 2 27 cents per unit, with references to taxes, pencils sharpener, and a local plan. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Rittman Property
Rittman Mayor Victory and District Ballot Measures
In Rittman Republican mayor Chas A Snyder is defeated by 33 votes, Carl Jordan becomes Crest on mayor by 18, and B E Seaver wins in Doylestown by 151. District results show mixed bond votes with Rittman opposing a $10,000 pool bond while Doy lestown and Crest on approve sewage and water bonds. Democrats win most other local offices as Republicans gain a slate on the council and board of public affairs.
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Rittman
Doylestown
Creston
Akron
Cleveland
Vitle Miehawse
Chas A. Snyder
Carl Jordan
Crestot
W I McGlewen
E Seaver
Chas O Deibel
Sylvia Baker
Homer Ferrer
George Morgan
Roy Baker
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
Boling
Brown
Brany
Wilson
Zeigler
Brenneman
Newberry
Ritter
Board of Public Affairs
John A. Bender
J. B. Galecy
Wm. Shackleford
Chas. Grant
Marshal— Wm. Mills
George Morgen
Walter
Hoover
Sylviaer
Margaret B. Wiliams
Council
Adams
Brickel
Bruny
Forrer
Gilbert
Graf
McCracken
Sherrick
Zatgler
Board of Public
Attaire
Breeze
Brenneman O
Grant
Rittman Vote By Precincts
Precinct data for Rittman voting results lists precincts 34 and 5 with counts and reporting status. Campaign officials tally tallies by ward, awaiting final certification.
Armistice Day Observed Quietly With Ceremonies
Armistice Day is observed quietly with 40 usual ceremonies including a moment of pause at a specified hour. Local civic groups the American Legion and teachers associations organize events, while Ramor Savings Bank Citizens Savings Loan and the post office close for the day. Also noted is Ralph Overbolt undergoing tonsil removal at Dr. Oxley Shane’s office.
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Armistica
Peter Oe A
Parents To Visit Schools In Week At Rittman High
Safety and National Education Week activities unfold at Rittman High School with a public meeting Monday night led by Superintendent Garver and Principal Haney, followed by classroom visits by parents on Tuesday and Wednesday. Highway Patrolmen McElroy Brooks and P. B. Martens addressed juniors and seniors, stressing bus safety, walking on the left, and home safety to prevent accidents.
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Rittman High School
VA. Garver
L. &. Haney
Highway
W McElroy
Mansfield
J W Brooks
Massillon
P B. Martens
State Safety Organization
Dannemiller Takes Merk Clerking Post in Acme Store
William Dannemiller of Rittman began duties as Merk in the Acme store this week, filling the vacancy created by Cecil Kindig's departure. The appointment follows the vacancy caused by Kindig leaving the position.
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William Dannemiller
Rittman R. D
Merk
Acme
Cecil Kindig
Earth Quake Shakes Town During Halloween Night
A minor earthquake rattles Sterling area injuring few and causing odd scenes. Miss Blanche Hart and Postmaster Barnhart report shaking as milk bottles and a street sign were jolted while chickens panicked and residents dismissed it as Halloween mischief.
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Hallowe'en
S. Main At
Salt St
Hallowe
Sterling
Blanche Hart
B. O. Hart
Rittman
W. A. Barnhart
Safety Rally Here On November Twentieth
A safety rally and injury prevention assembly will be held in the Rittman High School auditorium on Wednesday night November 20 to cap a three week safety drive hosted by local businesses and industries. Harry Sain of the Ohio Industrial Commission will speak on safe practices as part of the campaign. The event follows school talks and demonstrations by highway patrol officers and Rittman shop safety demos with information sessions led by The Presa Muale under Larry Chambers and Homer Forrar.
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Tammie
Rittman
Harry Sain
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Industrial Commassion
Ohio
Presa
Larry Chambars
Homer Forrar
Young Men's Democrats elect Grady Ingle-New president
The Young Man's Democratic club of Rittman elected Grady Ingle-New as president after a party rally at the Aen school auditorium. Glen P. Oyster was named vice president and Roy Baker became secretary-treasurer.
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Grady Ingle
Young Man’s Democratic Club of
Rittman
Aen
Ohio
Pebook. Co
Mitford Graf
Glen P. Oyster
The
Press Publishing Co
Roy Baker
Olito “Boxboard Co
Community Fund Seeks $2000 in Rittman Campaign
The Rittman Community Fund runs its annual drive November 18 25 with a reduced quota of 2000. H S Squibbs chairs the committee Ralph Overholt leads solicitation and funds go to local relief social services and Boy Scout and Girl Scout programs alongside a planned balance and surplus adjustments in the year ahead.
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Rittman Community Fund
H. S. Squibbs
Ralph Overholt
Rittman
Indians Secure County Title With Big Win Over Falton
The Indians dominated Dalton 71-0 to claim the county title, riding a strong end row and Rittman’s offense. Rittman scored twice and Dalton fumbled early, with Hershey and Dohner adding points as Dalton’s defense failed to stop the onslaught. The victory marks the Indians’ sixth straight win and tightens their season record to 7-1-0.
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Myron Davis
Falton
Dalton
Indians
Rittman
Dowha
Wrtve
Szmipitersonsyswich
Rothroad
Thenkie Saint Gown
Fledette
ATS
Dohner
Hershey
Breecco
Mougey
Steiner
Warler
Oimonton
Sruna
Bil ‘Swartz
Last Game of Season One At Doylestown Saturday
Fragmented report notes a final game at Doylestown with unclear play by Aly and Afric and mentions an interception return for a touchdown, a two point attempt, and a player named Dan. B41 Red is referenced with ball movement and a last quarter point.
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Doylestown
Aly
Choice of Three 1936 Automobiles or $500 Cash Prize
The Rittman Press launches a pre Christmas payroll subscription drive in northern Wayne county offering prizes including a 1936 Word V8 Tudor sedan or $500 cash for the top fundraiser. Other prizes include a Forest bedroom suite worth $200 and substantial weekly commissions with 100,000 bonus votes for entering.
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Avery Inlerteries
Rittman Prous ‘Today
Wayne County
A Rittman Press
Rittsmah
Sterling
Creston
Doylestown
Marshallville
Fredrick
Hugh Strickland
Hostas
Rittman Press
How Soon Can You Stop At 40 Miles An Hour
Memphis drivers were asked how many feet to stop a car at 40 mph with four wheel brakes. Most chose 21 to 30 feet, 14 percent chose 60 feet, and only a minority knew the true answer of 80 feet. The piece warns it is impossible to stop within 50 feet at that speed, urging caution near schools this fall.
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Memphis
Tenn
Drakes
Opening Week of New Pool Room in Sterling
Bud Hoover of Sterling avenue hosts open house in his new pool room at 1128 Main Street in the former W. E. Hites space. The Booth Main Gardens site now features three pool tables a cigar counter and a shoeshine stand with plans for a lunch counter and Chiliford table. Wayne Houseworth assists as Hoover offers soft drinks and smokes with the tables.
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Bud Hoover
Sterling Ave
Main
W. E. Hites
Hites
Shrove
Booth Main Gardens
Mr. Hover
Wayne Houseworth
Mr. Hoover
Scout meeting ends with compass work and crafts
Twenty six scouts and three leaders attended a Wednesday night session. They practiced blindfold compass work for badges and punched out Christmas cards. the meeting closed with a clap.
Jackie Cooper Stars in Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Picture
A film starring Jackie Cooper opens today with Wallace Beery co starring and Cooper as a boy. The picture runs six weeks with Beery portraying his father and the story presented for audiences to follow from today.
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Jackie Cooper
Metro-Golawyn-Mayer
Tio
Wallace
Beery
O’shaug‘nesay
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Alan
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Gatehouse
Ralph Overbolt
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Pall
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