Notes of Interest from Local News and Transfers
The column lists residents visiting relatives in Sterling and Cleveland, shopping trips to Cleveland, and local social events. It notes football schedule, real estate transfers in Milton Township, and a selection of farewells and visits from Creston, Barberton, Ashland, Doylestown, and Wooster figures. The piece also mentions a Rotary charter presentation and a Barbertown rally with a C B society delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Liechty
Wesley Schnell
Sterling
Bessie D. Ll. Conrad
Alliance
Joseph Curio
Ida Clapp
H. B. Kaufman
Creston
Neal Miller
Miller
Attorney
BD. G. Engstrom
Cleveland
Monde
Engstrom
Joseph Burger
Tracy Shook
Milton Twp
George Webb
Akron
Webb
Oleva
Margaret Vetter
Goldie Hallas
Harry Wells
Evelyn Joy
Clement Kindig
Ashland
Mabel Hammer
Doylestown
Wm. M.shackleford
Wooster
B. G. Mealy
Mansfield
R. V. Fredrick
Charles Hummel
Hilda
Local transfers and community notes from Bittman and surrounding towns
Real estate transfers include Bittman village parcels to Paul L. Smith and Ida Luckart to J O Fritz for $1 each. Additional deeds list Arthur Thomas to Wm Shackleford for 71 dollars. Local social notes record Sunday visits to the Burbank home of Judge Starn in Cleveland. Community updates mention Spade's Department Store moving into Branigan building and upcoming grand opening. Several residents travelers and workers are named, including Howard Jeffreya family in Alliance, Dr H B Rickert of Detroit visiting, Walter Parsons returning to Ohio Salt Co. duties after an accident, and changes at H A Ruckel's store with Fred Nixon as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bittman Village
Paul L. Smith Bittman
Ida Luckart
J. O O. Fritz
Milton Two
Arthur Thomas
Wm. Shackleford
Frittman
J. G. Young
Burbank
Judge Starn
Cleveland
James Galehouse
John J. Weln
Wooster
Spade's Department Store
Branigan
H. Wells
Howard Jeffreya
Alliance
H B
Rickert
Detroit
Mich
F. A. Smith
Walter Parsons
Ohio Salt Co
Fred Nixon
Sharon Center
H. A. Ruckel
Schar
H. A. Wharper
Wadsworth
Evelyn Joy Weiss Birthday Party Draws 150 Guests
Evelyn Joy Weiss celebrated her sixth birthday on Armistice Day with a party at the Main Street school auditorium. About 150 children and teachers enjoyed cakes, ice cream, candy, and a doll shaped paper cap parade. Out of town guests included Grandma Gold, Miss Gold, Mrs. Finkle and Betty Jane, plus Herbert Swartz and Kermit Baumoel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Wells
Drs. H. Weiss
Joy
Alice
Grandma Gold
Miss Gold
Finkle
Betty Jane
Cleveland
Herbert Swartz
Kermit Baumoel
Barberton
Milk Scoring Completed in Wayne County
Wayne County inspectors completed milk source scoring after inspections of September and October. Cows on local dairies were tuberculin tested and milk from Hoover Dairy and Joe Gainer Dairy is pasteurized. Findings list percent tuberculin test compliance for several dealers and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Hoover
Joe Gainer
Rittman Dairy
Clare Hoover
Hoover Bros
F. A. Saal
L. J. Dahlabahn
Levi Shocks
John Vaughn
Joe Gasner
F. H. Gasser
William Blatter
Jos. Widmer
Levi Steiner
Mr and Mrs Weiss Entertain Out of Town Guests
Mr and Mrs H Wells hosted a Mah Yong party Tuesday evening with guests from Bar Bertén and Clots land including Mr and Mrs Weinberger and son Allen Mr and Mrs Harry Walsberger Mr and Mrs Adolph Baytoah Mr and Mrs Max Rebbe Mr and Mia Beyer and Pearl Mirs Brown Mr Al Palchic and Mr and Mrs Lon Sronson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wells
7William Weinberger
Allen
Harry, Walsberger
Adolph” Baytoah
Max x Rebbe
Mia
Beyer
Péarl
AeaAnk Mirs-Brown
al Palchic
Hard to Get Couple to Agree on Money
A wage earning wife argues that middle class nicety blocks frank money talks and economic partnership. Two earners must merge incomes and share spending, or relations suffer. The wife says the cure comes when the husband openly demands his share and contributes fairly to household expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Companion
Ancient Chaldean Tech Revealed By Joint Expedition
University of Pennsylvania and British Museum researchers report 5000 year old Ur artifacts showing advanced blades the size of safety razors, a moon god temple sewerage system for sacrifices, and other modern seeming inventions. Relics will be split between the two museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
Wills and Records in Vaults Overflowing at Waterloo Bridge
The storage vaults of the board of works near Waterloo Bridge are strained by vast accumulations of births marriages and deaths indexes and millions of wills. The collections include wills of famous figures such as Shakespeare Johnson and Newton and any will can be inspected for a shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bridge
Somerset Houses
Board of Works
Shakespeare
Doctor Johnson
Sir Isaac Newton
Rittman Press and National Stockman Farmer Offer
Limited time deal offers one year subscriptions to the Rittman Press and National Stockman Farmer for 2.50 dollars. Add 60 cents for McCalls Peoples Home Journal and Pathfinder. Send orders to The Press or Lowell Dunmire in Wooster Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Press
National Stockman Farmer
McCalls
Peoples Home Journal
Pathfinder
Lowell Dunmire
Wooster, O
Magnificent Moose Head Exhibition In England
A specimen of a very large Canadian moose, the third biggest ever shot, weighs 1 500 pounds with antlers spanning about 70 inches. Each antler carries 14 points and weighs 64 pounds before mounting. The animal roams Western Canadian forests. the display was reported by Family Herald. Also found: a truck tire and rim between Wadsworth and Rittman, owner to claim by identifying and paying for ad. Henry Hadden, 315 High St Barberton OH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Family Herald
Wadsworth
Rittman
Henry Hadden
Bazaar by United Brethren Ladies Aid Dec 18
The Ladies Aid of the United Brethren church plans a bazaar in the H Wells room near the post office on December 18. Funds support church activities and community needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the
United Brethren Church
H. Wells
Canvass Planned in Rittman for Scout Fund Drive
A canvass of Rittman will be made November 21, 1925 to raise funds for the Rittman Boy Scouts of America. Proceeds will aid equipment purchases and continued scouting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Rittman Boy Scouts of America
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the Rittman Press
Ritteaw
Press Soames Co
Mala St. “Phoos
J.B. Hickin
Press Publishing Company
Rittman, Ohio
Wkers Sd Saan Iscaalle
Whitlam
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PAU
SC Waritand Mau
Wadsworth Paint
Ohio
Victor Records
A. L. Ebert
Clarence Johnson
Smithville
J. C. Young
J. J. Viall
Fred Wells
W. E. Halks
B. G. Newberry
Evelyn Joy Weiss
MR. and
Mrs.weiss
Welse
M. Hoff
Inquire Evergreen Restaurant
Wm. M Shackleford
T E. Slaybaugh
Sterling Ave
Ernest Wald
W C. Valentine
Star Phone
Press Publishing Co
J. G. Grant
Elk
Bergen
Wall
F. Keney & Co
Toledo
Ee Ea PT AE Po
C. C. Gregg
Central
James B. Galehouse
M. W
Schorger
Cc. O. Baker
Elmer Maurer
Cc. J. Steiner
O. Stock
G.T. Snyder
F. W. Snyder, Jr
Snyder Bros
J. H. Fisher
Saogs Chocolates
Snyder's Drug Store
Hawk
D.D
W. Liberty St. Wooster
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
E. E. Mills
H. E. Amstot
Moore Block
T. E. Slaybaugh
Post Giles
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