04 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
1
Readable fragments reveal a jumble discussing weddings matrimony and women names like MARION Talley opera star and BELIEVE It Not with random numbers and dates, plus scattered remarks about prohibition and star science from a late era radio or theatre column. The text mixes names places and events with garbled phrases and stray digits.
Garbled text fragment mentions times and locations but yields no coherent event. The片 contains partial phrases about a gathering or schedule but lacks identifiable people, places, or actions to report accurately.
Henry Palton of Guilford Township Medina County Ohio died August 4 1930 at his residence 139 Sterling Avenue Rittman aged 64 years 9 months and 24 days. He was born November 10 1865. Survived by wife Sallie Palton daughter Mrs Jane Frantz two sons Bertrand and Neil Milton and Milwaukie Wisconsin two grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral services were held at the Acme Church with burial in Acme Cemetery.
Fragmentary OCR text contains garbled phrases and names without a coherent event or report suitable for a summary. No discernible individuals, organizations, dates, or locations can be reliably identified for a factual card.
Fragmentary obituary style notice notes a marriage ceremony performed by a pastor at a specified time in August. The brief item mentions a happy young couple and refers to a future home, but many words are garbled and the exact names and places are unreadable.
The readable fragments show a heated clash over refuse dumping practices. One individual argues prices are excessive, while another condemns the dumping, with references to a first man named Wonger and a stance on the matter.
Fragmentary local history notes recount church building in Doylestown. Mentions Rev Frank C I Smith in 1885 and the Methodist congregation constructing a new well equipped church with enthusiastic support from the Shekedoe community.
Fragmentary text references corporal and Cees at af eassle walled Caruthers and Scout meetings to be held here. Readable fragments mention a title and page absence.
A local pool project gains support with pledge of cooperation from key figures. A committee of five will meet with Dr Grozg and Mr Swartz to outline near future campaign plans. The park board approved the proposed facility and selected members for a planning subcommittee.
A Thursday wedding reception honored Miss Dorothy Bechtel and Charles Wald. The celebration began in the rectory and moved by parade through the street. A large crowd gathered as the couple were married and feted amid festive pageantry.
Oscar Hunaiker, former prosecutor of Akron, spoke at the Rotary Club meeting on Vocational Service. Guest Cleveland’s C. Vogel attended the Thursday session.
Mrs. Ritter returned from visiting Mrs. Welser in Orrville to a Secret-Saturday birthday surprise. Family and guests enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner and numerous presents as the evening was spent visiting.
Fragmented OCR suggests a local shop Garrett Tin'shop has new owners. The text mentions Akron and Elettrotype game with odd insertions, possibly misread place names and products. Readable facts point to ownership change and a possibly unrelated references.
Fragmentary obituary notes Mrs John Grant died after illness. Mentions her son, a chief engineer at the Ohio Ballast company, and indicates a period of illness preceding death. Details are incomplete due to damaged text.
The Rittman public schools opened Tuesday afternoon for the 1930-31 season with a 2 PM start instead of the usual morning session. Enrollment was noted to be up in the kindergarten department, and all departments began regular schedules Wednesday morning with a full corps of teachers and a strong start after a period of adjustments and planning.
Wayne County health nurses sponsor weekly weighing sessions at Rittman High School Thursday afternoon from 1:36 to 4 o clock. Free services offered to children, with several sessions held this year meeting approval of participants.
Mrs Theo Norton entertained a few friends Tuesday evening in honor of Mr Thomas Jones birthday. Attendees included Mr Glen Bisom of Canal Fulton Ohio and Mr and Mrs HL Miller with daughters Goldie and Catherine Quenti.
A fragmented clipping notes a bust at a home involving Mrra. BR. Clippinger and Mrs. F. Longenecker with Tiealay assisting. The garbled text points to a small community incident captured in a local notice.
The readable text shows a fragmented, unclear message with names and places barely legible. It mentions a meeting, religious terms, addresses, and scattered phrases likely referencing people and locales, but lacks coherent structure or events to confirm.
The Post Department states that the United States handles one third of the world’s mail. It claims faster, cheaper services, capable of sending letters globally for under five cents, and rof supplies like money orders.
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