Wise compete for position of postmaster
Examinations sponsored by the Civil Service Commission open to citizens for postmaster vacancies. Applicants must reside in the district a year prior, be in good health, meet age limits, and pass non examination ratings for scholastic ability. Highest three eligibles may be certified for nomination by the President. Exams offered in Akron Massillon Dalton and Wadsworth with full details at local post offices or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington.
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Nnited States
Civil Service Cone Mission
Washington
Uniteates
Civil Service Commission
Senate
Columigslon
Civi
Akron
Massillon
United States Civil Service
Washington,d. C
Death of John St-Ramereyver in Smithville
John St-Ramereyver, 58, died at his home in Smithville Tuesday morning after several months of illness from typhoid fever and complications. He served on the Wayne County Board of Education recently. Survivors include his widow, two daughters, a son, a sister and a brother. Services were held this afternoon at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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John St-Ramereyver
Smithville
Fectivitie
Oak Grove Cemetery
Banquet Honoring Rittman High School Football Team
Rittman high school football players and local businessmen gathered at Gatehouse restaurant for a banquet on Tuesday evening. Hendrickton-wan was slated to speak but sent regrets. attendees enjoyed ham and trim mings as part of the event.
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Rittman High School
What The Facts Suggest About Rittman Sports
A local write up praises Rittman basketball, noting twenty two straight wins and strong crowds. It urges scheduling stronger non county opponents while considering Doylestown and Mt Eaton for rivalries and a tougher future schedule.
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Rittman_Sports
Rittman
Roentin
Doylestown
Mt. Eaton
Wooster
Wadsworth
Orrville
Kenmore
Akron
Garfield
Atere
Pheasant Season Ends After Record Harvest
The short pheasant open season ended last Saturday after 15 days of hunting where Ohio hunters killed thousands of pheasants. Rabbits were also reported plentiful. Game wardens patrol for compliance as the rabbit season remains open for weeks with a caution against bagging pheasants before November 15 next year. Despite more licenses sold than ever, few accidents occurred, showing the safety campaign's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Unclear historical note listing names and towns
Fragmentary OCR listing several names and places including Hartzler Green Ship boxboard clerk junctures with Orrville Canton Cariston Robb Apple Creek Ellen Eomba Allson Rittman Hendrickson Raff Dora Beckwith Sterling and others in a disjointed townships context.
Red and White Cagers Open 1993 34 Campaign
Rittman High begins its 1993 34 wage campaign with a Friday practice against Marshallviting. Coach Tibby Young faces lineup questions at guard forward and center as Adams and Hoover depart. Contenders include Zivkovich Mougey Simonton McGee and McAnallen with Bell at forward and Dohner White Healdense in contention for the first five.
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Rittman High
Rittman
Gratton
Doylestown
Ivaliable
Tibby
I Mg
Adams
Hoover
R. H
Zivkovich
Tocamenter
Enders
John Simonton
John McGee
Harold Mougey
Bell
Regulaward
McAnallen
Grafton
Dohner
White
Heaaldence
Young
Selecta
Grange Presents Ruth Comes Home Play at Local High School
Rittman Grange stages Ruth Comes Home directed by Mise Mida Steele in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening December 6. The note mentions a transfer and a land description “11 acres in Chippewa township.”
Village To Select Water Site In Doylestown Ohio
Doylestown Ohio officials meet with engineer from Cleveland and George Shn Clas¢olgne Co to discuss water and sewage project options. A standpipe location near the town hall is favored pending health approval and RFC funding. A resident questionnaire will be sent to households to gather input for final plans.
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Doylestown
Ohio
B. Fe
Hateh
F Health
Columbus
Wal Havens
George Shn Clas¢olgne Co
Eigincera
Cleveland
Thuralas
Coumed
Tristees
Hityfren
RFC
Washington
He Hower
Board ‘of Trustees
Ford Still Mayor Elect Of Village Doylestown
Recount of two Doylestown precincts shows Ford 250 votes to 245 for Philip Haller. First count had Ford 250 to 244. Haller gained one vote in the recount requested by Haller and performed at Worcester.
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H. OB
Ford
Alect
Doylestown
Venable Weds Heilbrun in Brethren Parsonage Rites
Mrs. Jennie M. Venable and George A. Heilbrun of Youngstown were married at the Brethren parsonage by Rev C. J. McGee on Saturday afternoon. The ring ceremony was used. Heilbrun works in Youngstown steel mills and the couple will make their home in Youngstown by the first of the year.
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Jennia M. Venable
Geo. A. Hellbrun
Youngstown
Uniteds “Brethren
C. J. McGee
Niece of Frank Harter Buried in Wadsworth
Misa Grace Harter died Thursday noon after a brief illness at her Sevylle road home. Services were held at Finefrock funeral home Saturday afternoon with pallbearers from her class of 1931 and a neighbor. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs George Harter, nee Milnle Baughman, five sisters and three brothers, most of whom reside in Wadsworth. One sister, Alice, lives in Detroit. Willard underwent an appendectomy at Wadsworth hospital Monday. his condition is favorable.
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Misa Grace Harter
Frank Harter
Sevylle Road
Wadsworth
Finefrock Funeral Home
George Harter
Milnle Baughman
Zil
Wadaworth
Alice
Detroit
Stolen Car Racket Prompts State Patrol Crackdown
Governor White backs wide scale enforcement as Captain Lynn Tack mobilizes highway patrol and motor vehicle bureau to trace stolen autos. Reports go to district HQs for rapid interception while NRA parade supporters in Hamilton and contemporaries back the effort with a massive demonstration led by Alexander Thomas and Homer Gunn.
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Anghy Yay
Lynn Tack
Highway Patrol
Inia
Goveysor Ges
White
Ba Ean
Buregitn
Hamilton
NRA
Miami Valley
Alexander Thomaor
Pres
Ktathe-Hambton
Ghanorat Commeritée
Champion—Coated Paper Co
Homer Guni
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Evening Journal
Parkerx
Butler
Ohio to Plant Three Million Trees in Erosion Drive
Governor George White backs a statewide soil erosion program. Robert Fechiner announces emergency conservation work from Washington. The Civilian Conservation Corps will plant three million black locust trees in Ohio next spring to combat losses from erosion.
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Ohio
George White
Robert Fechiner
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Holiday Gift Mailing Tips For Ohioans
Postal authorities advise secure wrapping for all parcels and clear fragile labeling for items easily broken. Perishable contents require a marked container and appropriate packing, with special delivery stamps recommended to speed delivery.
No Solicitation Appeals By Red Cross Fund Drive
The Red Cross fund committee announced efforts nationwide to collect Christmas Seals via direct mail and local drives. Donations support humanitarian relief and relief channels, with funds allocated to medical and emergency services nationwide.
Krabill Named On Jackson Day Com
Krabill named on Jackson Day committee duties in Wayne County with several community members listed as officers and organizers. The article names Marle Sebasster as secretary and Glenn Harmon Anna Smith M. OR Lamb God. King Chas Hochatat Stoy Stype among others, with more committees to be organized by the group.
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Krabi
Jackson
Mire Henig
Feuel Fea
Cole Democrats
Stoy Stype
Allo of
Pastime Theatre Lineup Promises Thrilling Weekend Shows
The rereen h presents a busy slate with The Big Caya a Bowery double feature and Three-Cornered Moon. Casts include Clyde Renton Lepoe, Wallace Boory Jacks Cooper Kay Wray and Carrie Nation mil. Western romance Life In the Raw stars Claudette Colbert and Richard Arlene with George OBrien and Claire Trevor.
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Rereen
Franight
Aetyal Danner
Clyde ‘ Rentont Lepoey
Aero
Amy Desvine
Atilta Patsges
Bowery
Frankie
Johnny
Wallace Boory
George Ratt
Jacks Cooper
Kay ‘Wray
Pert Kel‘tarlin
Mon Jay
John TL. Sullivan
Chuck” Connors
Steve Brandis
Carrie Nation- Mil
New _ York
Rimplegars
Brooklyn
Claudette Colbert
Richard Arlene
Mary Yoland
George O'Brien
Claire Trevor
Plylog Oppde
Judge Harold G Kime Wins Most Votes In Columbus Election
Judge Harold G Kime led Columbus city elections with 47 467 votes for municipal court judge. John L Dariés was reelected city attorney with 40 586 votes.
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William Kime
Ohio Salt ‘Company
Columbus
Kimey
John L. .Dariés
Moine Chosen As County CWA Administrator
G B Moine Sterling is appointed Wayne County administrator of the Civil Works Administration program. The Wayne County Welfare Committee notes the appointment and outlines that funds for payroll come from federal resources via the state administration. CWA workers will perform road and school improvements, with selections from current welfare rolls and unemployment rolls.
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Moine
CWA
G. B
Moine Sterling
Wayne County
Morty Nolan
Wayne County Welfare
Cain
Dona Glyon
State of
State of Elals, "Ma. "Méino
Fu Wi
Cone
Highway Construction Aide Programs Cut by State
Figures released by Highway Director W Merrell show contracts totaling 6 40 670 01 and 62 miles of road work cut by the State Highway Department up to Nov 16 under the national recovery program. Most work comes from NRA highway projects dating from the first letting on July 28 with funds supplied by the national government. Additional relief through NRA secondary roads and other federal initiatives has provided thousands of jobs. October payrolls reached 455 618 across 6 067 establishments, up 1.2 percent from September as employment improves this winter.
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State Highway Department
W. Merrell
National Recovery Filkhway
Monsat
Ore
National Administration
Ohlo
Employment and payrolls show gains but October stagnation
The report notes a 23 percent rise in employment and a 34 percent rise in industrial payrolls from Oct 15, 1932 to Oct 15, 1933, while overall employment growth remained negligible in October. It cites loans by 12 general land banks at about 50 million monthly and lower rates aiding farm borrowers.
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United States
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Gible
Wertz
Alisof
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