Enrollment 775 In Schools Here
Enrollment in the district shows 775 pupils Tuesday, with 782 last year. Superintendent V A Garver believes the 1933 figure will rise by month end as many boys and girls who work have left. The article lists staff, grades, and classroom assignments across multiple schools including Rittman, Creston, Nova, Falls City, and Sterling, noting principalship and subjects across grades and departments.
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Torrmat
Whithewere
V. A." Garver
Rerk
Aiuman
Grace Trvin Creston
Evelyn Harter
Rittman
Kathryn Brundage Nova
Mildred Sehrsey Sterlink
Hirst cStreet Buridt Frank
Marjorie Sandrock
Falls City
Nebraska
Ruth Henshaw
Rooster
Alta Col Yer
Ruth Irvin
Creston
Clyde Kindig
Ruruain
Georgaphy
Mary Orr
Burbank
Willard Hauenstein
Dalton
Mary Lee Britton
Hunce
Merle Gerbertrom
Artiniherie
Genevieve Killman
Cuyahoga Parly Art
Englisi
Vigh
A Garver
Superimusylent
L. L. Haney
Mathemmatics
Chester Firestone
E. O Hart
Sterling
J L. Maurer
Wooster
Phinous
West Middlesex
Pas
Madeline Bixel
Pandora
Lance
Enlish
Virginia Syler
Millersburg
Su‘sie Rainier
Groveport
Commercial
Ezilda Rike
High Sclual Saiding
Pete Harter
First Street
R. E B. McCoy
Geo. W. Holm
Thom Leads Move For Road Repair
Canton Ohio Congressman William R Thom of the Sixteenth Ohio District leads a bid to use federal road funds for secondary roads. He cites Tuscarawas County schools bus routes and graveling as cost effective fixes while urging Governor White to clarify Ohio's neglect of secondary roads under the Public Works Act. The letter, dated August 25, calls for action to repair roads used by school buses at low cost.
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Canton
Ohio
R Thom
Charles R Barthelmew
Tisom
Tuscarawas County
Fire Breaks Out In Box Factory And Stock Room
Firemen battled a four hour blaze Monday night at a stock room in a box factory. The incident caused smoke and fumes but no injuries, as crews contained the flames and prevented spread to adjacent areas.
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Stockrdon
Ruth Altekruse and Mervin Brodbeck Wed in Defiance
Ruth Altekruse daughter of William and Mrs Altekruse and Mervin Brodbeck son of Daniel and Mrs Wradbeck married at the couple’s home in Defiance County. The ceremony featured a double ring rite as the bride wore a white gown, carried roses, and was crowned May Queen at Defiance College. A short honeymoon took them to Michigan and the Great Lakes region before settling at 26 Murdock Road after September 15.
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Ruth Altekruse
William Altekruse
Mervin Bradbeck
Daniel Wradbeck
Grant Street
Dride
Defiance College
Michican
Great Lakes
Murdock
Bradbeck
Defianceigh
Heflake
Court Briefs From Dayton and Nearby Areas
Court briefs note various individuals including Dayton Helks and Siltheille Dino, with references to a boxboard employer and Regsie Kart, plus Dalton and Rev. Elliott. Other names include Dalton, Nick Noteh, Marshallville, Hoodvale, Gruner Cre-ton oil leaser, Lillian, Hetrick Worcester, beauty operator, and Rev. A L Schertrey, Orrvini.
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Dayton Helks
Siltheille_ Dino
Regsie Kart
Dalton
Rev
Elliott
Nick Noteh
Marshallvile
Farmer
Frances McCoy
Marshallville
Hoodvale Gruner
Lillian
Hetrick Wooster
A. L
Schertrey
Orrvini
Real Estate Transfers Across Chippewa and Milton Areas
Mary-Philbin transfers 80 acres to Patrick Philbin in Chippewa two. Lucy Emery shifts 109 acres to Marion Pasha in Milton two. V C Foster sells land in Chester wh to J B Sherrick. Mason H Kern conveys 146 acres in Chippewa two to Ada Goodyear. E R Marble sells Rittman lot to Clyde Hummel. A J Collier transfers BG acres in Chippewate to Mildred Collier.
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Mary-Philbin
Patrick Philbin
Chippewa
Lucy Emery
Marion Pasha
Milton
Clermont Brinkerhoff Appointed Administrator in Canaan Ta Estate
Clermont M Brinkerhoff named administrator for the estate of the late William Brinkerhoff of Canaan Ta Kin include widow Ella and three adult children Milo Ella reegeds and T H Brinkerhoff J Irvin and Samiel Cliner served as appraisers Patsy Derhammer five sang a Spanish song on KOMA Oklahoma City last Saturday at the childrens hour Daughter of BE Derhammer former Rittman residents
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Clermont M. Brinkerhoff
William Brinkerhoff
Canaan Ta
Ella Brinkerhoff
Milo Brinkerhoff
Ella Reegeds
T. H. Brinkerhoff
J. Irvin
Samiel Cliner
Patsy Derhammer
Chum
Koma
Okklahoma
Okka
Ren
Patsy
BE. L. Derhammer
Rittman
Reptilian Pets Return With Qwen Landis
Qwen Landis son of Mr and Mrs J C Leavis returns from Oklahoma with a small menagerie of pets. A boa constrictor and a horned toad display. prairie dogs bite through leather. a turtle with own way. He traveled via Chicago World’s Fair and visited Ohio relatives.
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Qwen Landis
J.C. Leavis
Main Street
Oklahoma
Izard
Owen
Daly
Chicago
Landis
Arthur Dulabau
Gladys
Criss
Beulah
Ohio
Juvenile Program This Friday At Local Grange Hall
Mrs Wilson Steele, matron of the local Juvenile grange, announces Friday evening’s program which doubles as inspection night with degree work. Roll-call, a talk on why country life is preferable to city life by Hardin Simpson, and exhibits for the fall fair are on the agenda. Nan ner, Betty Fixler, Ruth Easterday, Jane Flath, Roy Wirth, Stobert Beachy, and Dumal Steiner are featured, with music by Rute and Harrietta Wright.
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Wilson Steele
Arary Jane Flath
Ruth Easterday
Roy Wirth
Nanner
Betty Fixler
Rute
Harrietta Wright
Red Kibler Favored By Carolina Wind
Red Kibler and his orchestra escaped a hurricane’s rage when a wind twist spared Polly Pier in Charleston North Carolina. Kibler played two dances last winter for the Junior Dance club and will appear again early this fall per Bernard Escovitz of the Rittman club. The season opener is planned in two weeks if plans materialize.
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Red Kibler
Charleston
N. C
Polly Pier
Bernard Escovitz
Rittman Club
Kibler
Arlie Trent Hosts Former Fraser Truck Drivers at Home
Arlie Trent entertained former Fraser Young Trucking Co drivers at his Ganyard street home Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed a card game session and a chicken dinner prepared by Mrs. Trent. A note advised alfalfa growers to make the last cutting before September 10 to store forage for winter.
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Arlie Trent
Fraser Young Trucking Company
Ganyard Street
Free Ride Winners Meet Saturday A M
Local contest organizer Rube Berry scours entrants for a free ride prize to Wadsworth, narrowing to five finalists Areebeek Howard Hoff and others. Despite late clues and rumors, Berry plans a hardware store pickup at 9 0clock Saturday with judging on site and potential last minute entrants.
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Wadsworth Tamer
Nis
VC Gurson
Dwieht Hoff
Floyd Kindle
Goldie Miller
Emini - Ovens
Areebeek
Rube
Ito Ralph Uvertott - Ap
Wil
Ralph Will
Canada
Betry
Ritaian Hardware
Ychorlute
United Cigars Win-In Tourney Opens Labor Day Classic
Labor Day event at the athletic field featured United Cigars beating rivals to claim the title after a dramatic ten inning final. UCCs first drew a bye, then won decisive games, culminating with a 64 victory over The Scenesall as the final match showcased late scoring and standout plays.
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United Cigars
Labor Day
Cheor
Feagie Elhoamonytanas
Roners
Rittman
UooCs
Tadly
Ghent
Adiuns
Coffman
Cipar
Boyce
Roy Tell
Heeser
Hoover
Cenfir
Car Crash Near Wheeling Causes Injuries and Damages
A wet pavement collision occurred as a car skidded while traveling to Wheeling Sunday. Occupants John Hasaig Inoue Meer Albert Gangser Yohn Isch were thrown from the vehicle with Beers sustaining the most serious injuries. others had minor bruises and slight injuries. Hartzler's car received significant damage.
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John Hasaig
Inoue Meer
Albert Gangser
Yohn Isch
Mr. Beers
Hartzler
Canvass results report for the N R A in Hastings
The canvass led by chairwoman Ethel Johnson shows 8 houses visited 132 signatures with 60 collected at the post office and only five refusals. Solicitors listed include Mrs Joe Van Nostran Mins Blanche Jiapt and others. A Hastings Ontario fishing party hopes for better days after fishing locally and sharing with natives at Rico lake and Trent river.
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Ethel Johnson
Joe van Nostran
Mins Blanche Jiapt
Wilma Valentine
Flora Rich
Carrie A. Befchler
Hastings
Ontario
Canada
Ralph Overbolt
Lawrence Stoolmiller
E. R.lance
C BE. Wilson
Charles Snyder
Injunction Case Heard In Court At Wooster
In Common Pleas court at Wooster today attorneys argued over an injunction related to a Reserve Power and Lach company plant preparations. The plaintiffs asserted the information filing was lawful while the defense claimed improper council seating and irregular public office actions. A petition for dissolution of the information was filed, and both sides waited for further proceedings.
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Common Peas Court
Wooster
Widter Monagey Sudee
Restehtorompats Osatat Ritman Wits
Tracys Chapman
Walles
Dear Weimer
Atternes Fare Alefense Se
Astonia
Ig ‘Nou Metpally
Frank Wharter
Wo Holm
John Wein
Ater
Wadsworth Man Robs “Man With No Money” in Odd Case
A Wadsworth resident was charged with robbery after confronting a man with no money and taking cash and items. Police say an automatic gun and keys were recovered, and the suspect was confined in Ye Wadsworth city custody pending trial.
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Wadsworth
Serrecourt
Eniler
Entertains Pupils And Mothers At Tea Party
Moxtue Kime, Pine forty’s teacher, hosted a tea party on Friday September 1 with pupils and their mothers. A brief program featured recitals and selections including Floating Alone, Sores of the Bal Frog, and Silver Threads Among the Gold. Performances also included several waltzes and marches by various named composers and performers.
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Ross Klovtz
Jaredon
Richard Tock
Mare ‘Baker
Suppy Farmer
Evelyn Haller
Richard Hauck
Tumble Weed
Mary Marie Bydert
Evans Names Denny Gatehouse as Major League Prospect
Mer. Evans announces Denny Gatehouse, 22, who has pitched for Cleveland affiliates the last four years, will join the Indians next season. Gatehouse, once with New Orleans Galehouse, posted 17 wins and nine losses this year, boosting New Orleans to the top of the association.
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Denny
Hasetatl—Pitelet
Cleveland
Southers
Indians
Evans
Orleane Gale— House
New Orleans
Galehouse
Weighing Station Resumes For Fall At High School
The Weighing Station for babies and preschool children, paused for the nurse's vacation, will resume in September. The next meeting is scheduled for September 14 at the high school from 1 30 to 4 00 p m.
Sterling Candidates Named for School Board and Township
Perry Adams A F Hostetler W C Valentine Henry Wirth trustees D H Hart Christ Steiner E H Lance Paul Gillman Ed Musser constable Frank Stetson clerk C R Maine appear as reported nominees for local offices in Sterling.
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Perry Adams
A. F. Hostetler
W. C. Valentine
Henry Wirth
D. H.hart
Christ Steiner
E. H. Lance
Paul Gillman
Ed Musser
Constable
Frank Stetson
C. R. Maine
Rittman Labor Day Picnic Draws Record Crowd
The Rittman community celebrated Labor Day at Sitning Athletic Field with the Hundred Clear team defeating Hitman. Festivities included ball games, parade to the park, foot races, and village participation, drawing a record attendance.
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Rittman’s
Ralle
Cimuigh
Ottorta
Ate
Medst
Bam
Koatiga
Wits
Picnic Program Contests At Rittman Fair
The afternoon program featured many races and contests with Delbert Rauseloep berg winning the 6 yard dash and Clifford Stall taking the 80 yard dash. Winners included Eugene Tompkins and Eileen Den Tenn in girls events, Woodrow Sigter and Pauline Gasho in youth categories, and Kenneth Adiama in boys 16 to 20. Prizes ranged from cash to subscriptions, with highlights in relay, wheelbarrow, and three legged races. The event closed with a prize presentation and community recognition from local merchants.
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Luaber
Delbert Rauseloepberg
Hower Dawson
Arthur Baomin
Tim
Wisingho
Secur
Guest Speakers On Program At Presbyterian Church
Edith Secrest andy Myr WH Wilgert ataini will speak at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday at 7:48 pm. They bring a message from the Young People's Conference held in Wooster. The conference educates young people and offers topics vital to their work in church and community.
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Mise
Edith Secrest
Andy Myr
Wilgert Ataini
Presbyterian Church
Wooster Hyet Saily
Deca Ncerinas
Ohlo
Ing Sinatey
Minny Searert
Wirsehlop
Feromyre
Rittman Theatre News September Showings
Friday and Saturday feature theater shows with Tie Hie Stone Philip Holmes and Fay Wray in a town gambler tale about a racketeer seeking power, his downfall. Sunday and Monday present the big west picture Hell Below with Robert Montgomery Walter Huston and Fay Wray, a thrilling sea tale.
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Stone
Philip Holmes
Fay Wray
Robert Montgomery
Walter Huston
Fay Wry
Thanks to NRAshelp for House Solicitation Efforts
Mrs John F Fisher chairman extends gratitude to her committee and the housewives of Rittman for assisting with a house to house solicitation effort that neared one hundred nine percent of goal, highlighting community support and dedication.
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Rittman
JOHN FL._FISHER
Morgan May Be In Race for Marshal
The county board of elections has no petition on file from George Morgan deputy marshal stating his intention to run for marshal in November on the Independent ticket. If approved he will oppose Democrat Lawrence Stoolmiller and Republican William Mills. Morgan began his term as street commissioner and was appointed to replace John Bender who was injured in an auto accident.
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Willisth
Moraine Company
Eta
Bhanton
John Wein
The
County Board of Elections
George Morgan
Lawrence Stoolmiller
William, Mills
Morgan
John Bender
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