Wayne Fair introduces new features at Wayne County Fair
The Wayne County Fair announces a record lineup including WTAM radio artists IWTAM orchestra and Oleanders colored quartet. A haunted horse act and the great Manta deep sea monster weigh over 5000 pounds and are shown for the first time here. The world's largest yoke of oxen, owned by W A Fullerton Killbuck Ohio, weighs about 4000 pounds and will be shown as part of demonstrations.
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Wayne County
Walter J. Buss
WTAM
IWTAM
Oleanders
Raum
St. Paris
Ulmois
New Jersey
W. A. Fullerton, Killbuck
Oho
Coun
Edna Miller to Become Bride of Donald Reynolds
Mr and Mrs James Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Edna Miller to Donald Reynolds of Loyal Oak. The ceremony took place in Akron with Rev Troup officiating. The couple will reside on Manchester road Barberton after a Niagara Falls and Canada honeymoon with Edna a Sterling High School and Akron Business College alumna.
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James Miller
Edna
Donal Reynolds
Loyal Oak
Akron
Miss Miller
Sterling, High School
Akron Business College
Klages-Canal & Ice_company
Manchester Road
Barberton
Winkler Succeeds Valentine at Station Agency Change
W B Winkler of Cuyahoga Falls takes over the B and O and Erie railroad agency at Medina with four days remaining for the present agent W C Valentine who has served Sterling sixteen years. Valentine moves to Youngstown station office and C D Wright of Seville succeeds Winkler at Medina.
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W. B. Winkler
Cuyahoga Falls
B & OP
Erie
W C. Valentine
Sterling
Mr. Valentine
Youngstown
Mr. Winkler
Medina
C.D. Wright
Seville
Clifford Miller Fined in Disorderly Conduct Case
Clifford Miller was fined $25 and costs $13 in Justice William Shackleford's court for intoxicated and disorderly conduct arising from a Sunday fight. Sam Colling was involved per officers but faced no charges after investigation. The arrest was made by Marshal George Morgan and Constable Clyde Spain.
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Clifford Miller
William Shackleford
Sam Colling
Agaifnst Collins
George Morgan
Clyde Spain
Legion Officers Elected At Local Meeting
At the American Legion gathering Tuesday officers were elected including Commander Clifford Graf Sr. Vice Commander Warren Bodager Jr. Vice Commander Harry Heffelman Chaplain W Howard Breece Adjutant Cloyd Stearns and Treasurer Charles Rohrer.
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American Legion
Clifford> Graf, Sr
Warren Bodager, Jr
Harry Heffelman
W Howard Breece
Cloyd Stearns
Charles Rohrer
Birth announced for Paridon family daughter
Mr and Mrs Charles Paridon of Costéstasia announce the arrival of a daughter early this morning at their home on Costéstasia Street.
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Charles Paridon
Costéstasia
Tax Rates Show Big Reductions In Wayne County
Auditors Join C Bar i released a temporary tax rate schedule for 1035 with reductions in Wayne County subdivisions up to 6.35 mills. The Legislature's action to reduce the limit allows two new revenues unless extra levies are approved in November. The summary lists 1985 temporary rates and the former 1924 rate across various townships and school districts, including Baughman, Canal Fulton, Orrville, Green, Chippewa, Milton, and Rittman, with multiple millages shown for each area.
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Wayne CoUnty
Bari
Followisne Simmary
North Peaspend
Warne County
Baughman Township
Canal Fulton School District
Stark County
Man Township
Orrville Corporation
Macshallville Corporation
Baughman
Chippewa Township
Canal Filton
Ittman—sichoni
Chinspewa Township
Marshallville
Tenn
Doyle
Canaan Township
Milton Township
Green Township
Rittman
Creston Couple Alice Carpenter and Paul Ritzi Wed
Miss Alice Carpenter and Paul Ritzi of Creston were married Saturday morning at St Ann's parish house by Rev. Fr John Farrell. The ceremony used a single ring and the couple planned a later trip east then residence in Cleveland with Ritzi employed by Cowell Hubbard Jewelry. The bride is a Creston High School graduate and the groom a 1927 Creston graduate. The reception followed at the bride's home with plans to start their life together after September 26.
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Alice Carpenter
Paul Ritzi
Creston
St Ann's Parish House
John Farrell
Lois Carpenter
Francis Rizzi
Oth Sgirget
Cleveland
Cowell-Hubbard Jewelry Company
Rizzi
C. J. Carpenter
Creston High School
Allen, Foaters and Hatfield
Ritzi
F. A. Ritzi
Couple Observe Golder Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs D W Stinson of Marshallville celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on September 23. The couple, parents of Mrs R V Fredrick, are well known in Rittman. They have two children, Mrs Fredrick and G B Stinson, and three grandchildren.
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Marshallville
R. v. Fredrick
Twlfeg Pedearaiber
Hom
Creston Names Baum as Marshal to Fill Unexpired Term
Creston council selects Marshal woe PT Allen Baum to fill the late Burr Lance’s unexpired term as Creston marshal. The prior marshal’s term would have expired January 1, 1934.
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Allen’ Baum
Creston
Burr Lance
Friday Dances Open Tomorrow At Branigin Ballroom
Ted Stults and his orchestra with Dolores McCain will headline the annual Friday night dances at Branigin's Ballroom tomorrow evening. The redecorated venue is under new management and draws dancers from Wooster Barberton Wadsworth and surrounding areas. Ted Stults opened Akron’s East Market Street Gardens last Saturday and Hershel Stayton and his Wooster orchestra are due the following week.
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Ted Stalts
Dolores McCain
Branigin's
Wooster
Barberton
Wadsworth
Ted Stults
Akron
East Market Street Gardens
Hershel Stayton
Orchestra
Spiritual Emphasis Conference At Presbyterian Church
Next Sunday evening a Spiritual Emphasis conference will be held in the Presbyterian Church from 6 30 to 8 30 conducted by various congregants and the pastor. Themes include Sensing the Importance of Our Responsibility Sharing in the Task of the Church The Presentation of the Youth Spiritual Emphasis Objectives Taking Word Unto Ourselves My Commitment to Christ and My Declaration of Purpose.
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Presbyterian Church
Recital Tuesday Introduces Musician Lawrence Chambers
Mrs. Edith Hickin presented a recital Tuesday evening in Rittman. Lawrence Chambers, a Rittman schools music instructor, performed as tenor soloist after teaching in New York City and appearing in concerts. The program featured piano songs by Frances Burger, violin solos by Woodrow Starpster with Lavina Starpster at the piano, and three groups of songs. About thirty music lovers attended.
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Edith Hickin
Lawrence Chambers
Rittman
Chambers
Injured Hunter Treated After Squirrel Incident
A hunting party near Trhttman left Frank Handy residence when Joseph Tosephy Csuhta was hurt. He and companions were north of town. Joseph was taken to Wadsep warth hospital with non life threatening injuries to hands and legs amid soreness and shell fragments.
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Tosephy Csuhta
Wadsepwarth
Sordih
Trhttman
Joseph
Spain
Frank, Handy
Prize winners listed for Board of Trade weekly drawing
The Board of Trade weekly drawing winners include Virginia Harrod $53 Marvin Adams $35 Mrs Asa Boyes $2 Earl Walker Mrs Wm Higg Miss Dale Ritter Roy Baker and Mrs J Steiner $1 each. Mrs Norman Welfeman sustained painful burns on the arm Sunday when Mrs Wolleman spilled hot water over her arm.
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the Board of Trade
Norman Welfeman
Death of Walter G. Parsons Noted in Local Church Service
Walter G. Parsons, founder of the Ruthian Press and former editor of the Creston Journal, died at home after years of church and community service. Survivors include brother Lou Parsons, sister Mrs. BoA Hts, and nephew Clifford Parsons. Burial was in Wooster Cemetery with Rev. Mendricksat officiating. Pallbearers named A. BR Deneke, Agron Wolf, Walter Shook, George Secrest, and Frank Schtu p.
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Walter G. VarsQas
Vesin
Parsons
Etnt Voers
Kinman
Cinna Hoover
Presa
Walter
Ohio
T Here
Gee
Parsond
Lou Marsons
Nfeeg
Boa
Anthony
Idaha
Clifford Parsons
Cardonaville
Nada
Wooster Cemetery
Rev. Mendricksat
BR Deneke
Agron Wolf
Walter Shook
George Secrest
Frank Sehtup
Akron Girl Weds Peter Moine at St. Ann's Church
Miss Leha Lehitz of Akron became the bride of Peter Moine in an open church ceremony at St. Ann's Catholic Church. Rev. Famer Join administered the ring rite as family and friends witnessed the nuptials. The couple plans a motor trip to Indiana before settling in Doylestown. Moine works for the Ohio Boxboard Co.
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Akron
Peter Moine
ST. Ann’s Church
Misa Leona Lehiitz
Brida
Petar Maine
St.Ann's Catholic Church
Famer
Join —Jarreti
Renit
Mixy Cecelia Lehmitz
Ardel Moine
Indiana
Doylestown
Moine
Ohifo Boxboard Company
Sister of E. F. Snell Buried in Local Cemetery
Mrs. Fanble Snell Derhammer, 20, long resident of Lod, sister of EF Snell of Rittman, buried Saturday afternoon. Funeral at the home in Lod at 2 oclock with Rev Virgil E. Myeers officiating. Interment at Wood Lawn Cemetery. Survived by son Charles E., daughters Mrs May Gehring of Cleveland, and two brothers Sherman E F Snell of Lod and Ebert Snell of Rittman.
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Fanble Snell Nerhammer
Tfe Long
Odd
EF Snell
Rittman
Lod
oGlock
Virgil Eo Myeéra
Ange
Woodlawn Ceretery
Derhammer
Werner
John
Hester Snell
Fratelyn
Charles E
May Gehring
Sherman FE. Snell of
Lodt
Ebert Snell
Men’s Choral Club Holds First Meeting of Season
The Rikman Men’s Choral Club met Monday for a business session to discuss funding the club and eliminating weekly dues. Several concerts were named for participation. a sufficient turnout is needed to enter these events. All dues will be refunded if plans are completed.
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Rikman Men's Choral Club
Nance
Scouts Over Night Trip a Big Success
A Scouts over night trip organized by Arthur Kaufman drew about 280 attendees at Camp Mowatar. The group enjoyed shelter, a large coal fire, and meals including bacon and stews. Activities featured a program with songs, a Sherlock Holmes themed treat, and Sunday School led by Charles Bradshaw before returning to Kendall Park.
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Pentineuke
Carver Tafom Palew
Pater
Mecanto
Gea
Ty the
Lite Var
Iriver
Cleveland
Pourty Grata
Io Ratveryone
Jay c Campyotter
Charles Bradshaw
Kendall Vark
Réiktman
O'Eloek
Rites Held for Former Resident Nancy Lambert
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Nancy Lambert 46 at Wadsworth. Burial followed at a former home in Kenove West Virginia. Mrs Lambert formerly resided in Rittman before moving to Wadsworth. She died Thursday morning at Wadsworth Hospital after a recent illness. Survived by three sons Ray Claude and Widnant and one daughter Beulah.
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Nancy Lambert
Wadsworth
Kenove
W. Va
Lambert
Rittman A
Watteworth
Wadsworth Hospital
Ray
Claude
Widtant
Beulah
WAM Contest Puts Mra 1K Ballet Winner at Wenger’s Market
The 79th WAM contest concludes with Mra 1K Ballet winning the top prize at Wenger’s Cash Market on Saturday at nine.
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Ballet Weir
Wenger
Court Briefs Detail Estate Appraisals And Local Real Transfers
Court briefs report the estate of Jath Simon P. Zook of Aliban Township valued at 5082 with appraisers Art Smith and Marty aunt Hay Krabi. Real estate transfers involve L Eder Patterson and Francis Patterson and multiple Creston residences. A marriage licensee list includes Dr CG G Gregg and several local clergy, with a suit for 500 filed against the Measner estate over household services performed before death.
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Simon P. Zook
Aliban ‘Township
Ap Hentagd
Art Smith
Red Marty
Hay Krabi
L. Eder Patterson
Francis Patterson
Creston
Etta
Zimimeruan
J. P. Farrelly
Cleveland
Diacasa
Chippewa Twr
Mohel -Tageart Batts
Canton
Aled
Common Pléas
Lnte
Cyrus Measner
Maszner
Married pair Alpha Spade and Dr G C Gregg wed
A wedding notice reports Alpha Spade and Dr G C Gregg married in Wooster with a reception for friends. The event occurred Tuesday afternoon at their home on N Seed Street with local clergy present and family in attendance.
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Alpha Spade
Pastors Named at 49th Conference
The 49th Conference of the Unitdrethren lists ministers reassigned to charges across towns including Rittman Sterling Cambridge Navarre Leoulaville and Montrose. Rev McGee Rev Trittterman Rev Carmony Rev Deboe Rev Shaefer Rev Burton and others are returned to pastorates for multiple years amid ongoing regional church appointments.
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Lorain
McGee
Orl
Miltadelpha
AL Shaefer
Montrose
Wilaon
Leoulaville
Burton
Navarre
Rawl
Depenne
May Hastehd
Mambera
Tha
Jenene
Cambridge
Paradine
Raetela Ouise
Haw
Sterling
Hey Fuyt Reeves
Reave Grover Smith
College graduates enroll at various institutions this year
Mony Vittmain and others, recent graduates, plan further study at Ohio State University, Northwestern, and several regional colleges. Names include Frank Morgan, Jenatine Dow, John McCieg, Robert White, and Milton Encavitz. Some students return for a second year at further colleges while others pursue third year programs.
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Mony Vittmain Hgh
Amange Thoaa
Md Ith_Secret
Kent Callage
Forte Yeateoumpereind Courias
Frank Morgan
Jenatine Dow Fal
Ohio State University
Calub
John
McCieg
Ottarbedacology
Westerville
Avnall Wella
Mian] University
Oxfort
Iarry Pry Sa
Baldwin-Wallace Opticals
Berea
Andra Low Shook
Waaster
Mark Lonednweker
Purdie
Donald Yodhelim
Wooster
Mollle Hell
Nay
Firts-Slota Nuptiale Are Read At Doylestown
Miss Rosa Slata of Doylestown and Michael Piria of Rittman wed Saturday morning at St Peter and St Dobleytown Rex churches. Helen Sidta served as maid of honor and Miax Ole Rothy as bridesmaid. Pater Miner and George Firls attended. Bride wore white satin with a yellow tuft bouquet. reception and breakfast followed at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plans to live in Barberton.
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Rosa Slata
Doylestown
Michael Piria
Rittman
Oeloack
St. Peter
Pantachurch
Dobleytown
Rex
John Frey
Helen Sidta
Ole Rothy
Pater Miner
Flint
Mich
George Firls
Valley
Maid of Honor
Miss Rotay
Barberton
Roger
Steve Slota
Firfs
Mr. Firls
St. Barberton
Red Skins to Meet Orrville in Saturday Showdown
The Orrville Red Skins travel toGreenville for a key matchup. Indiana stars lead a fast, deep backfield with Young guiding the offense. Orrville counters with O’Brien at fullback and a veteran guard lineup as they seek a 7-4 record.
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Rielmah
Eit Natian
Stevens
Josseon
Hell
Greville
Bund
Touney Fovalles
Tneti
Mihhy Youngsotao
Indiana
Young
Attaviches
Venta
Anil Werte
AmMatatsz
Swarts
Stator
A Corday
Dalton Lant
Goyer
Ohio Valley Team Set To Play Ritman
The Ohio Valley team, noted as champions with a 10 of 48 season line, prepares to face Ritman at the Dallam base in Noffa Olla. Former teammates, including Chek Plabata and Skunin Meblonry, are mentioned as part of the upcoming matchup.
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Focal Boys
Thant
School Board Address Highlights Education Amid Crisis
Supt V A Garver addresses the P T A meeting for the 1935 school year. He urges cooperation between schools and homes, notes a deficit but calls it manageable, and stresses equal educational opportunities. Mr Grover introduces new and old teachers, as students perform and a mixed chorus sings.
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Nien
Oxhborny
VW. A. Crervers
Ight Xehool
Chambord
Girver
Rettman
Are
Rittman
Uab Wenger
C. C Greeg
Fred Burger
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Wayne Fair
Edna Miller
Donald A. Reynolds
W.b.winkler
W. Valentine
Clifford -Miller
Golder
W. L. Parsons
E. F. Snell
Arthur Kaufman
CG. G Gregg
den Hist
Alpha A. Spade
B.S. Hendrickson
Stittman
Rugser W. Sebimolinger
Cresthe
Harl
Reese
Rev. L
Plough
Paul Klein
Ristonia
Edna Griffith
Orrville
Ainha
Grads
H. 5
Orrviele
Thivader Rittmas
Ohio’ Valley
V. A. Garver
P.T. A
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