Ohio outlines relief for transients and budget cuts
Governor White reports federal funds totaling over 50,000 will aid Ohio transient relief centers in Columbus Toledo Cleveland Cincinnati Akron Zanesville Portsmouth Lima Marion and Youngstown. Centers will provide food shelter and help with personal problems while future allotments depend on need. The piece also notes state aid cuts to school salaries and a declined appointment to the Deep Waterways Commission by Alice Pomerene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Witte
Ohio
Federaltele
Columus
Toledo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Marion
Ohio Relief, Commission
White
Alice Pomerene
U.S. Seator
Olite
George White
Ohio Deep Waterways Commission
BE. H- Baker
Card of thanks for flowers and messages after illness
Mrs L H Cummings expresses gratitude to her Sunday School class Junior Department Ladies Bible class W C T U Jolly Twelve club Daughters of the Union Veterans Legion Auxiliary and other friends for flowers cards and letters received during her illness in Wadsworth hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
Daughters of the Union Veterans, Legion Auxilliary
Wadsworth Hospital
L. H. Cummings
Rittman High football season ends after snowed game
Rittman High clamps Doylestown 18 0 in Doylestown to close county class B season with a 4th win. White and Zivkovich lead scoring as Clift Grafton anchors defense, giving Rittman an undefeated county record while plans for basketball begin.
Merchants blank Akron Merchant 7-0 in Rittman clash
Rittman Merchants won their fourth straight with a 7-0 victory over Akron Merchant at the Rittman Athletic field. Cc tacular pass from Houston to Yarman set up the score and Houston added the extra point. Don Adams suited up for the first time since last year as eight former Rittman High players started. Rittman aims for five straight and a rematch with Doylestown Sunday at home in the return grudge game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Hi
Salt City
White
Doylestown
Silina
Rittman
Zlykovich
Grafton
Bob White
Zivkovich
Oval
Bud Wells
Kitchen
Zelvkovich
Clift
CHM
Rittman Merchants
Akron Merchant
Houston
Yarman
Married in Secret: Agnes Burkett and Frank Luther
Agnes Burkett and Frank Luther wed secretly on October 4 and traveled to Florida with the plan to return to Cleveland. Burkett, daughter of Ernest and the late Mrs. Burkett, attended Rittman High School class of 1929 and studied at Wooster’s Yocum School of Commerce before working as a beauty shop operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Frank Luther
Agnes Burkett
Florida
Luther
Ernest Burkett
Rittman High School
Yoccum School of Commerce
Wooster
Dora Mae Ruble Weds Don Wolfe at Ashland
Miss Dora Mae Ruble daughter of Mr and Mrs C I Ruble of Sone on street married Donald Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs Aaron Wolfe of Third street at seven home of Rev E Breelawanger in Ashland The couple were unattended bride wore a green wool ensemble with black accessories The bride attended Rittman High School and worked at the Ohio Box D 41 Donald also attended local high School and is employed at the Ohio Boxboard Co They will live with the groom's parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Mae Ruble
C. I. Ruble
Donald Wolfe
Aaron Wolfe
Third Street
E. Breelawanger
Ashland
Rittman ‘High School
Ohio Tbox
Donald
Ohio Boxboard Co
Pastime Theatre News Acek Sunday Thrilling Ace of Aces Tale
A dramatic war tale centers on Thorné known as the ace of aces with 42 aerial victories and a doomed postwar attempt at self absolution aided by Elizabeth Allen and Ralph Bellamy. The page also previews Broadway to Hollywood and films Pilgrimage Stranger's Return and Come On Danger with an all star lineup and three generations on screen.
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Thorné
Dix
Elizabeth, Allen
Ralph_ Bellamy
Broadway
Holywood
Alice Brady
Jackie Coofer
Jimmy Durante
Frank Morgan
Madga Evans
Eddie Quilan
May Robgon
Sue
Se Oh Dix
Lionel Barrymore
Miriam Hopkins
Milton Township voter thanks letter to electorate
A brief note from C R Moine thanks Milton Township voters for the splendid vote in the recent election, expressing sincere appreciation. The message appears in the Rittman press column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Moine
Turkey ticket sale at American Legion Auxiliary
Margaret Brenneman announces a Turkey ticket sale for the American Legion Auxiliary. Every member gets five tickets to sell at 10 cents per chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
American“ Legion Auxiliary
Jury Rejects Damages Suit in Causal Injury Trial
A jury cleared Rensinger of liability after a duty trial over injuries to Mrs Alex Wakinsky at a square incident. The plaintiff claimed damages for injuries from an object struck by a vehicle or related action but the court found no grounds for inflicting damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wakinsky
Ronsinger
Irtodt
Jalen Ayr
Verdick
Denalnzer
Nirs
Kukinaki
Rensinger
Patsinafuyer
Benainger
Wadaworth
Walter
Thadeen
Ted
Ohio enacts strict branding law for fruit and produce sales
Copies of the new law to prevent fraud in branding fresh fruits vegetables and honey sold in Ohio have been received by Wooster deputy sealer of weights and measures. Violators face fines escalating from 25 to 200 dollars. Packaging must show full name and address of grower or packer or state of origin, net weight and grade, and must not misrepresent contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wooster
Court Briefs Record Local Estates and Appointments
C R Maine named executor Tuesday for the Florence Tuther estate in Canaan township. Heirs include widower Edwin Luther and minor Austin Eble. estate about 3050. I wihh Py eCr Giffin to serve as appraisers. Estate of Fannie Snagle of Rittman valued at 4500. The estate lists Orton and Wilfred-De Spade as heirs. Estate of Arthur J Collier of Chippewa township appraised at 522. Mildred KB Wolvey administering. Tila-M Short to A W Smyser Rittman lot. Donald Gish to Gottriet Bauman Rittman lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Maine
Florence Tuther
Canaan Township
Edwin Luther
Austin Eble
Giffin
Fannie Snaglé
Rittman
Orton
Wilfred- de Spade
Arthur J. Collier
Chippewa Township
Mildred KB. Hwolvey
Tila
Smyser
Rittman Lot
Donald Gish
Gottriet Bauman -Rittman—lot- Oad
Stoneburner Talks At P T A Meeting
Prof Stoneburner of Wooster College was a featured speaker at the Stirling P T A meeting discussing The New School. Entertainment by Mrs Armstrong and son Jess Barberton included a piano solo and Hawaiian duets. Next meeting set for December 11 led by Mr and Mrs Gillman and other local couples.
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Stoneburner
Wooster ‘Colege
Wis Giest
Stirling P.-T. A
Armstrong
Jess
Barberton
Yeading
Paul Gillman
R. K. Steiner
A. Amstutz
James, Miller
Hart Thanks Voters For Re-Election In Milton Township
D H Hart thanks voters of Rittman Sterling and Milton Town ship for loyal support in electing him trustee. He pledges to merit continued confidence and strive to serve residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman, Sterling
Milton Township
D. H. Hart
Thanksgiving Edition: Iitngy Press Dashed
Fragmentary text describes a Thanksgiving edition with references to poets and merchants. The readable lines mention a publisher, sale items, and advertising activity but overall remain unclear and garbled.
Five Month Groom Buried in Akron
Aged 5 months, five month old infant Fanopal Sepeicas died of disease Thursday. Funeral services were held at 2 PM Wednesday at the home, with burial in Roxe Hill cemetery. Survivors include the widow and several relatives in Akron and California. The Rev. Co. Meee presided at the service.
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Fanopal Sepeicas
Hobarly
Aletedmh
Akron
Alyvon Unixeratty
Witt
Ofilo Salt
Fiyamantisuko Aes
Ried
Hia
Seeaand
moMya
Dith Gale
Holcomb
Sa Slater
Aubert Lanshby
Rithinin
Throw Brothers
California
Aagittes Th
Thomas G. Galehowse
Rev. Co
Roxe Ifill
Akton
Bert Ae
Marriage Unites Fay Fixler and Roy Shankland
Misa Fay Fixler and Roy Y. Shankland of Creston were married at Wooster by Reverend Harold Mohn on Friday afternoon November 10. The bride, a Creston High School graduate, has worked at the Ohio Salt company. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shankland, has been employed at the Ohio Boxboard company. They will reside with the bride’s parents for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Faye Fixler
Roy Y. Shankland
Crestan
Wooster
Rav
Harold Mohn
Mray Shanks
Mraz Wiliam Fizler
Wittman
Tis High School
Ohio ‘Sait
Charlea Shankland
Creston
Ohio Boxboard Company
Shankland
Brida
Rittman Grange to Present Play Here Comes Charlie
The Rittman Grange Lyceum slate includes Here Comes Charlie as the second program to be staged on a Tuesday evening at Haleh School Auditorium. The show follows a November 21 schedule with a December 6 finale and a February 17 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman Grange Lyceum
Charlie
Haleh
Ferath
Grant Street Reserved for Coasting in Ritman
Deputy Marshal George Morgan announces Grant Street will be blocked for coasting except for the street’s general traffic. Weather permitting, children and residents will have exclusive use of the area while the rest of the public stays clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Street
Ritman
Grantstreat
George Morgan
Junior Class Play Practice Starts As Students Prepare
The junior class stage project begins rehearsals for a December 15 performance. Dramatic coach Gall Lance will direct with cast members Frederick Snyder William Lehinn Tony Cordas Owen Landis Louise Yoodhelin Louise Pon Jenin Brown Marlon Miller Pthal Maelttérahey and Milton Sags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Nly
Gall Lance
Frederick _Snyder
Wiliam Lehinn
Drie-Rock
Tony Cordas
Owen Landis
Louise Yoodhelin
Louise Pon
Jenin
Brown
Marlon Miller
Pthal Maelttérahey
Milton Sags
Brotherhood Gives Father Son Banquet at Ashland College
Professor D G Mason dean of Ashland College will be guest speaker at the Brotherhood father and son banquet sponsored by Sterling's Brotherhood. The event occurs Monday evening November 20 at United Brethren Church. Committee on program includes C P Lindecamp C Bonner I Rich Lloyd Adams and J W Piammon. Refreshment committee includes W S Valentino Carl Wirk Arthur Steele D H Johnson and Jenix Wirth. W G Hushour toasts as former presidents O Hart D H Johns and Rev L A Carmony will give toasts. Church orchestra will furnish music.
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D. G. Mason
Ashland College
Father and Son
Sterling's Brotherhood
Paul Johnson
United Brethren Church
Co. P. Lindecamp
C. Bonner
I.rich
Lloyd Adams
J. W. Piammon
O. C. Valentino
Carl Wirk
Arthur Steele
D. H. Johnson
Jenix Wirth
W. G! Hushour
Hart
D.-H. Johns
LA. N. Carmony
Armistice Legion Hosts Veteran Dinner
The Armistice Legion held a dinner for a long-serving veteran, with guests including local officials and attendees from Spanish Quarter. Mr Mrowinatrin, father of Mrs A Littens Snipes, attended along with several notable residents. the event marks three years of steady community involvement in the St Clotrsrdie area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thanites Kiktine
Willany Steckleford
Pred
Hilda Adams Weds William Hookway in West Virginia
October wedding in Witlhiat Mackwity details Hilda Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Areedar Alama in Creston. The bride worked at a local factory and had helped friends during her time as a teacher prior, with the groom living with Mrs Hookway at their Creston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Adams
Hookway
W.va
Letrat Jawis
Epet Hinewas
Aitedar Aree Te Alama
Caf
Vara
Tookway Ie
Wiliam Tookway
Creston
Tle
Aeroolsa
Cronton
Wil
Mra
Red Hookway
Xroom
Wayne County Dry Spots Scarce After Election
Wayne County voters in townships and Harbienk village limited thawale beer 3.2 votes. Attorney General John W. Dricker notes no fixed date for sale. Rittman narrowly approved wet status. Sale restrictions follow election outcomes amid local tax and licensing concerns.
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Wayne County
Thawale
Harbienk
Hegel
John W. Dricker
Harris
Rittman
Ex-Service Men To Hold Party For Office Holders
A party for ex service men to honor office holders is planned for next Tuesday at eight in the evening. Notables invited include Mayor Kius A. Snyders Martial, Councilman George Morgen, board member Minh Over bolt, Board of Public Affairs Jamex Stem, Board of Education John Isaldwint, and Warren Balagers. The event aims to include ex service men and the public in the largest party of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex-Servies
Pea
Exsservies
Kius
A. Snyders Martial
George Morgen
Minh Overbolt
Board of Public Affairs
Jamex
Board of Education
John Isaldwint
Warren Balagers
Spain
Pdtend
Ama
Benefit Euchre Night Hosted by Modern Woodmen Chapter
A charity euchre event by the Modern Woodmen of Amelia Tin t attracted 67 attendees at ten cent admission. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Joseph McKinee Mrs Osetr Miracle Dan Brodbeck Waiter Dearell and Ernest Thinter with bridge and 500 games also in play. Tickets remained available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Joseph McKinee
Dan Brodbeck
Waiter Dearell
Doe Y
Frnest Thinter
Officer of Child Society Active in Rittman Today
Mrs Bertha M Corbin represents the Children s Home Society of Ohio in Rittman to promote foster home care for orphans and indigent children. The non sectarian charity, organized in 1894, has cared for over 2300 children. Wayne county references are Clifford Foss and William Harris. Mr and Mrs Carl Whitman announce the birth of a daughter Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha, M. Corbin
Children’s Home Society of
Ohio
Rittman
Wayne County
Clifford Foss
William Harris
Grange Chooses Officers in Fractured Meeting
The Grange held a meeting to elect officers including captain Te MF Shippin and steward Alvin Stotar. New members were admitted and a special November 17 meeting was set for dogger work with three new members named.
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Mactar
SF Conny Sicretary
Tay Sire Wits
Poe
Cehaptain
Shippin
Atewlirel
Alvin Stotar
Indyagalattat
Marth
Fale Keegy
Oyheet Treamer
Bari Fixter
Ovaraant
Wittinin
Stlehuk
Thalph Kanenepfaes Teward
Juilor Bite Ehnk
Www Cunningham
Chiaplain
Mary
Wirth
Dorit Chaniighiam
Nan
Theety Pixter
Frances Perkins Speaks at Akron Civic Forum Program
Frances Perkins leads the Akron Civic Forum at the Akron Jewish Center Auditorium, discussing the dangers of the NRA era and U S Russia policy. Noted speakers include philosopher Durant and Oswald Villard, with Sherwood Mady and James Teller among others shaping the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Perkins Ieefe
Raneed Parkton
Labor
Hoospoolty
Iman
Akron Civic Forum
Akron Jewish Center Auditorium
Novambor
Thea Drageim
Lig Nra
Pye
Hunters Chase The Snowbound Open Your Season
A snowy day marks the opening of hunting season as locals in Rittman chase game amid reports of abundant and scarce game. Don Morr shoots a rabbit then a cock pheasant is found under the snow, illustrating the day’s brisk activity and rustic storytelling at the land edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Morr
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Jecrease
Dean Hae
Cemper
State Department of Education
Pomerene
Can Perry
Cant. Mhynin Black
Poagenger
B. & W. Oil CO
Aiiman
Wis
Glass
Wayne
Stark
Ana
Tuscarinas
Brewster
Rithman
Tories
Satoriay
Aio
Toveditch
Nunty Sur
Kirkpatrick
Ritoma
Wald
Dora* Mae Ruble
Don Wolfe
Pastime “Theatre News
Margaret Brenneman
Ales Kerghinski
Canaan Estate
Stoneburner ‘Falks
P.T. A. Meeting
Iitngy Press
Dhieen Wherk
Fay Fixler
R. V.shankland
Brotherhood
Legion
Resting Bere
Alittiniy
Treas
Mrs. Carl Whitman
Regina
Grange
SE. Ganrad
la Verne Wilson
Sherwood Mady
Vette
Offichila
Baaleen
Barkin
Europe
America
Oswald
Garrison Villard
Marek So Villard
the Nation
Ratbl James i-Tellercaméluden
Teller
Jaque
Cibernnat
Police
League
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