Giants Win World Series Clincher At Polo Grounds
The New York Giants defeated the New York Yankees 1 to 0 in a pitching duel between Art Nehc t and Wake Hoyt before an estimated 40 000 fans. John McGraw’s club, after trailing early, won the series in eight games securing baseball supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
John McGraw
New York Yankees
Miller
Huggins
Giants
Art Necht
Wake Hoyt
Yanks
Hoyt
Polo’ Grounds
McPherson Evangelist Draws Crowds to Canton Services
Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson is staging evangelistic meetings in Canton Ohio drawing thousands nightly in a 4000 seat auditorium. Healing cards exceed 5000 with many attendees testifying to bodily cures from diabetes to paralysis while the preacher credits Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Semple McPherson
Canton
Jesus Christ
James
John Wesley
God
Tim
Delegates to State Convention Report Next Meeting
Mrs We Matz and Clifford Shook left Tuesday for Toledo to attend the state convention. These two are delegates and will report at the next meeting at 7 30 on Monday at Wolfe's residence.
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We Matz
Clifford
Toledo
Wwe
Wolfe
Joseph Richards Interred at Knupps Cemetery
The Wadsworth Banner Press notes the obituary of Joseph Richards a longtime Sterling resident in hotel and grocery work. He died at his daughter’s home in Wadsworth Ohio after five weeks of paralysis and was buried at Knupps Cemetery.
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Wadsworth, Banner Press
Josep Richard
Mr. Richards
Lfe
Sterling
Richards
Hfe
Riltman Uving
Leonard Willis
West of Town
Perry Lee
Wadsworth
Ohio
Lee
Knupp's Cemetery
Rittman Grange Wins Fourth Prize At Wayne Co Fair
Rittman Grange earned 60.00 as fourth prize at the Wayne County fair, competing against all granges and their exhibits. The exhibitsa attracted strong attention, and the writer felt Rittman Grange might have won first prize if a judge.
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Rittman Grange
Wayne Co
Granges
Real Farewell Surprise Party At Loyal Berean
The Loyal Berean clads of the Mil TG Presbyterian church held a farewell surprise for Mrs. L. Shipe on October 12. She leaves for Knoxville Tennessee after a long visit with her brother A. F Wolfe and family. Light refreshments, music and games provided entertainment. The class regrets her absence from faithful attendance and offers best wishes for a safe journey.
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Presbyterian Church
L. &. Shipe
Knoxville
Tenn
A. F.wolfe
Medical men here in Wayne County discuss topics
The Wayne County Medical Society met in the bank building this afternoon with about 60 physicians in attendance. A good program was arranged and carried out, with physicians from across the county participating in the session.
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Wayne County Medical Society
Tao~ Torles
Schmellinger Family Welcomes Eight Pound Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs Herman Schmellinger announce the birth of an eight pound baby girl at South Eighth Street. The proud parents and older siblings are delighted. The Schmellingers, formerly of Rubban, now reside in Noblesville.
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Herman _Schmoliinger
Ted
Arrieshkot
Meesbeere
Mya Maer
Schmellinger
Rubban
Noblesville
Bonds Fluctuate To New Highs On Government Obligation
Bonds hold at elevated levels as investors weigh government obligations. Analysts see the rise as sustainable amid expectations of policy stability and demand for safe assets.
Hospital Accepts Gifts of Food for New Facility
Mrs. C. R. Parkinson, president of the Rittman Auxiliary, says the hospital will accept canned fruits jellies and vegetables for the opening on October 25. The appeal stresses farm community support and storage in the hospital's ample winter pantry.
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Ai Parkinson
Rittman Auxilary
Hospital Association
C. R. Parkinson
Ford Sedan of Alfred Anderson Hit by Eastbound Train
Alfred A Anderson of south of town drove to town on Monday morning for business. On reaching the GL and W track he halted on the right of way and stalled while backing off the tracks. A westbound train struck the Ford causing radiator fenders and lamps damage with minor injuries to Anderson.
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A. A. Anderson
Anderson
Ita
Ford
Clover Leaf Presbyterian Class Social at Miss Immel Home
The Clover Leaf class monthly meeting at the home of Miss Lucille Immel on Oct 6 1921 included a short business session and a social hour with lunch and games. Attendees included Beatrice Shook Roma Mougey Alice Hiers Virginia Thomas Helen De Vore Frances Bender Thelma Dowd Thelma Pierce Dorothy Lance Esther Branigan Marie Hoover Gladys Sigler Lucius Immel and Mrs Callie Hickin. Two members later left to study Latin lessons, described humorously as “Latin on four wheels.”
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Clover Leaf
Presbyterian Church
Avis
Field-At
Luclle- Immel
Lucille
Beatrice Shook
Roma Mougey
Alice Hiers
Virginia Thomas
Helen DeVore
Frances Bender
Thelma Dowd
Thelma Pierce
Wooster Malu Service To Cleveland Expands
Postmaster Gerlach of Wooster and local business leaders have pressed for improved mail dispatches to Cleveland. Officials announced that the C. & C. Ry.Co will extend electric mail service to Wooster, benefiting residents and businesses in the county seat.
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Wooster's—Malu
Cleveland
Gerlach
Wooster
Nda
Electrui Fisie
Ijintecelve
Parent Teachers Meeting Set For October Evening
The Parent-Teachers Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the school auditorium next Tuesday evening October 18 at 8 o'clock. Superintendent Mason will discuss the new Ohio school laws. All are invited.
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Mason
Elvena
Ohio
Special Subscription Offer Ends October Sixteenth
The Rudyman Press announces a reduced rate for new and renewing subscribers through October 16. Current regular subscribers see extended terms as the paper grows, with no extension by phone. payment must be by check.
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Tivetarbe
Rudyman Phrew
Mrs. Fannie Beachy Dies at Smithville Home
Mrs. Fannie Heachy wife of Jacob Beachy died at her Smithville home after heart trouble. She was 67 and survived by her husband and several children living in Smithville Ontario Virginia Rittman Wooster and other areas. Funeral set for Sunday at Oak Grove Church with burial in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Fannie Heachy
Jacob Beachy
Smithville
Mary Minhdlet
Merton Rhodes
Ontario
Canada
John Cook
Virginia
Ernest Burkett
Rittman
Hattie
Augusta Beachy
Isaiah Beachy
Greston
Harvay Beachy
Wooster
Melvin Banchy
Oak Grove Church
Bucal
Oak Grove
Wooater Pally News
Ernest—Barkett
Fannie Beachy
Rfttman
Burkett
Hunters on Northward Quest Through Canadian Wilderness
Local attorney Jar Hoover and real estate dealer John Fisher lead a two man expedition toward Calgary Alberta in a 3700 mile hunt for big game. Fisher and Hoover will split travel modes with a 100 mile horseback segment. Fisher already claims deer bear and moose trophies, suggesting a successful trip ahead.
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Jar Hoover
John Fisher
Canada
John Stell
Sig
John
Karl
Canadian
Calgary
Alberta
Fisher
Mr. Heaver
Ford and Cow In Roadside Accident Near Marshall
A Holstein cow owned by Lee Amatutz, who lives south of town, was injured in a vehicle collision this week when Horst of Marshall drove up on the road and struck the animal while Amatutz was taking the cow to pasture. The incident prompted road use disruption and a cattle-related mishap report.
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Horst
Marshall
Ford
Amstutz
County Fair Closes After Week of Mixed Weather
Wayne county fair closes after a week of rain and sun with an estimated 30,000 visitors at the event. The fair’s final two days are reported as ideal and attendance on Wednesday is around 20,000.
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Wayne
Fragmented reader note from a distant page fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a devil and a bee, with unclear phrasing and mixed quotes. The readable parts include a stray name and disjointed terms, offering no clear event, place, or date to form a coherent news item.
Rittman Press Ad From October Year 1.50
A fragment from The Rittman Press advertises a 1.50 price in October for one year. The cigarette-style line hints at publication rate details and promotional copy readable in the clipping.
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Isb
The
Rittman Press
Death of Herman Friedt in Rittman area shocks community
Herman Friedt, a resident of Rittman for about two years, died Thursday night at 10 30 after a brief illness. A pressman for the Ohio Salt Co., he moved here with his parents from near Dundee and left a twin brother Howard and another brother Carl plus grieving parents. Funeral services were held at the Lehman home and Union Church near Smithville with a large crowd paying tribute.
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Herman “Fried
Rittinag Tor
Riv
Friedt
Dundee
Hoerman Hat
Rittman
Dundde
Ohio Salt Co
Morman Aroge
Rpaligadhu
Phyaiciana
Lehman
Ughan
Howard
Carl
Dupdee
Fene
Lahiman
Union Church
Smithville
Rittman Women Form Auxiliary to Wadsworth Hospital
About twenty five representative women from Rittman met in the bank director's room last Saturday to form a hospital auxiliary. Mrs. C Parkinson was elected president with Mrs. Fred Wella as treasurer. The men’s executive board selected Mrs A I Thomas Mrs Willard Spade and Mrs J J Gannon for the women’s executive board, and the group will represent Rittman on the Wadaworth board.
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Rittman
Wadsworth Hospital
Clippinger
Harry Hiftis
Mra. C. St. Parkinson
Fred Wella V. Tres
A. I. Thomas
Willard Spade
J. J Gannon
Wadaworth
Hospitalarg
Flag Pole at Square Deteriorates. Community Plans Action
The flag pole at the Square, once supportive of the nation’s banner, has broken during preparations. a steeple jack was working when the mast failed. The local American Legion and town efforts aim to restore the pole and raise the flag by Armistice Day or Christmas.
Rittman Market Riddled With Fragments and Prices
Fragmented OCR text shows market terms and prices for Wheat Butter Potatoes and stock items. Names like Brenneman and Rohrer appear among scattered numbers and units. The readable data indicates a Thursday market page with commodity listings and prices, but much is garbled.
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Rittman
Sitrahey
Rohrer
Brenneman
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McPherson
T. U
Joseph Richard
Ewinners
Pai
Jaberty
Alfred Anderson
Parent-Teachers'meeting
the Rittnan Press
Hon
Karbe
Hoover
Amile
Death
Nerman Priedt
Hospitat Ataitiary
Oksay
A American Legion
Savinige
Servica
HHS
Hine
Mattyr 30
Milton Presbyterian
Nash
Millersburg
Aes Capa Tere C.R
Dohner’ Garage
Briés
Oromploy
KGAIN
BOROE
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