Capitol cross road chattings about jobless teachers
Ohio proposes to employ unemployed teachers on relief lists at 10 to 15 dollars weekly to form a statewide faculty for the unemployed. Dr. Skinner will consult with Major Brancht on plans modeled after New York State, with funding limits on books and meals. The plan aims to use federal relief funds for clothing and shoes, not books or lunches, and to exempt athletic events from the relief tax law.
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Ohio
B. O.skinter
Skinner
Major
F._O. Braught
Ohio Reef Commission
NRA
J. W. Fichter
Rees
And
Ray _ Fife
Agrix Culture
New ‘York State
Major &. G. Brancht
White
State Relief Com. ‘Inission
Carlton
Dargusch
Argaté
Globe -Trotter
Ohio to establish new state highway patrol
Ohio officials announce the creation of a state highway patrol with O W Merrell as director to supervise operations. Governor White calls the force safety conservators, promising dignified service to motorists and stronger regulation of motor vehicle rules to curb evasion and improve highway safety.
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Ohio
Highway Patrol
Mirid
Hid
White
City enjoined by court order over municipal electricity battles
The court extends a temporary injunction in a dispute over Reserve’s challenge to city officials and electric rates. The questioned councilmen Wein Harter Holm face legal uncertainty. resignation could clear the path for new appointees and municipal electricity plans. The case docket allows 20 days for further pleadings and motions pending more rulings.
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Reserve “Power and Light Company
Monzey
den Weimer
Elty
Réserve
Onl Fot Holdi Ag
Welmer
Sonugey
Legal Council
Riuman
John Wein
Frank Harter
G W. Holm
Treserve
Cas
Cout
Notv
Reserve
Rittman
Resien Wyder Ia
Harter
Holm
Wein
Thy
Stittman
Ray
Confortian
Welmer Ign
Connect
Jo A Wein
Miss Mary Orr Transferred to Wooster Hospital
Miss Mary Orr of Burbank was moved from the Lodi hospital to Kinney and Smith hospital in Wooster for treatment. The transfer occurred yesterday after a nervous condition left her unable to begin the new school term, with Mrs. John Ferhenson of Wooster substituting in her arithmetic and health classes.
Mrs Wright Injured In Automobile Crash
Mrs Edith Wright of Sterling Road was injured when a car driven by her son Robert and another car driven by J J R Stull of Sevillie collided at the Sterling street and Ganyard street intersection Sunday night. Wright suffered a nose gash needing a stitch. neither car was seriously damaged and fault was not declared.
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Edith. Wright
Sterling Road
Robert
J. J. R. Stull
Sterling Street
Wright
Sterling. Street
Ganyard Street
Stull
Aivery
Picnic at Central Park Draws GANG Members
A Sunday picnic gathering near Central Park drew members of a group described as the GANG. Attendees came from Akron, Independence, Canal Fulton, Barberton, and nearby towns with families and baskets, after a parade to the Erie depot to see train No. 15 pass. The event elected Terkis president and Mary Rohrer secretary, with plans to meet again.
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Ritun
Park
Hyethe
Gans
Erie
Trainy
Akron
Dridependtee
Canal Fulton
Barberton
Pu Terkis
Mary Rohrer
St Anns Bazaar Plans For December Event
St Anns prepares for annual bazaar in Branigan's Hall Main Street to raise funds. A 1932 Ford Tudor sedan donated by local dealer Rove Fredrick will be raffled with 10 cent admission tickets sold by church members.
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Gallon
Branigan’s Hall
Main Street
Rove Fredrick
Mildred Reehorn Wins First Prize in Dispatch Contest
Mildred Reel Seardsuer Reel Seardsuer, a Kirksbittte high school teacher and librarian, won $200 first prize in a Columbus Dispatch Famous Sayings contest. The event ran ten days with 60 correct answers, marking her first participation. Grace Reel was among notable participants.
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Mildred Reeborn
Kirksbitte
Rittman High School
Columbus Journal Dispatch
Migs Reethorn
DF Str
Reelhorn
Grace
Dispatch
Mildred Reel- Seardsuer
Wheat application deadline set nationwide
Monday, September 25, is the probable deadline for wheat applications across the United States. No wheat applications will be accepted after this date, according to M. KR. veri, secretary of the Wayne County Wheat Committee. Growers should file immediately to avoid the last minute rush and complete the forms at home to save time.
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United States
M. KR
Veri, Wooster
Wayne County Wheat Committee
Glarka and
Mips
Aljngssame
Ofice
Legion Elects New Officers At Howard A Baty Post 423
The Howard A. Baty post 423 American Legion elected B. Sherrick as commander at Tuesday night’s meeting. James Grove and C. J. Shons were named first and second vice commanders, Tom D. Wenger adjutant, J. Tilson finance officer, B. Hendrickson chaplain, A. M. Wenger sergeant at arms, W. W. Garver service officer. Commander Sherbeck will appoint a child welfare officer, historian, and publicity officer. The post plans a large poster and window displays for the membership drive. Last year the post received the Col. Cole Memorial plaque for membership, with commendations from the national commander. All members joining before Armistice Day will get special membership cards.
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B. Sherrick
Howard A. Baty
American Legion
Chozen
Werer
James Grove
C. J. Shons
Tom D. Wenger
J. Tilson
BE. S. Hendrickson
A. M. Wenger
Army
W.W. Garver
Gervice Emeer Teh
Sherbeck
Hich
Col. Cole
Tesuimes “Neal
Grass Fire Near Snydertown Sparks Rittmar Response
The Rittmar fire department fought a rapidly advancing grass fire north of Snydertown. Firefighters worked to contain flames threatening land and structures as winds shifted. No injuries reported and cause under investigation.
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Rittmar Fire Department
Snydertown
Doylestown Fights Water Improvement Plan
Doylestown faces a proposed water plant loan of 50000 to fund a utility system upgrade. Protests from 137 residents and 260 properties challenge the plan, with questions on revenue, taxation, and rental impacts. Local officials weigh a self liquidating project to serve consumers and property owners.
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Doyles
Fa Ptti
Philip Fleming
Doylestown Onelals
Doylestown
Vost
Sinte Doylestown
Brennemay
Conmhell
Improvenor
County Nurse Visits School Once a Week
Wayne County Health Nurse Miss Margaret McWethy will visit the school every Wednesday morning to conduct weighing for babies and preschool children and advise parents. A monthly weighing station will also be held on the second Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 p m. Other schools in Sterling, Smithville, Bredricksburg, and Applecreek will receive weekly service on Thursdays. Water analysis showed the rural school water to be unsafe.
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Marge
Adull
Wayne_County Health Narae
Margaret McWeths
Eldure
Stheotiston
Sterling
Rittinan
Doylestown
Créston
Rittian
Congressmen Thom Addresses Florists at Canton Meeting
Congressmen Thom spoke to the district florists at Canton in the Wednesday eve meeting, discussing the NRA. Attendees included Mr and Mrs I Heiks, Mrs Mary Brenner and daughter, Ferne and Mrs W E Heiks. Wayne Young of Wadsworth and John Venty and Jacob were among local hunters limited by the squirrel season. several days were spent in Hale and Coshocton counties.
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Mary Brenner
Ferne
W. E. Heiks
Canton
Céie
Wm. R. Thom
NRA
Wayne Young
Wadsworth
Li Ebert
Hales
Coshecton
Hunti
John Venty
Jacob
Algo
Honor Hart and Mildred Peters Wed at Butler
Mildred Peters daughter of Ayah Ops and Honor Hart son of Afr were married at Butler Pennsylvania by Rev. Voty. Both recent graduates, she from Rittman and he from Sterling high school and Ohio Northern University. They plan to reside at 14 South Milu Street.
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Mies Tid Ayahops
Honor 1Hart
Hartt
Butler
Als
Voty
Ar Spakd
Ahd Buatnens
Pennaytvania
Rittman
Naw
Huis
WaTie
South
Milu-stroat
Two Girls Injured In Car Crash Near Mt Jemmae
A car driven by Albert Miller overturned a mile south of Riftinau while seven people rode inside. Two girls named Mary and Margaret Barnhart were treated at a doctor’s office after the vehicle failed to signal a turn and skidded off the road.
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Albert Miller
Ap- Weereek
Riftinau
Mt. Jemmae
Audden
Tirat
Kirk
Mary
Margaret
Barnhart
Pastors Named At 48th Conference of Eastern District
The 48th annual conference of the Eastern District United Brethren Church in Massillon named pastors and ordains new ministers. Bishop A R Cuppinggt of Dayton delivered the sermon as twelve hundred attendees gathered. Changes announced include Rev Wo So Multoman to Maston, Rev OC J Meta to Rittman, Rev FL G Resee to Olferbein, and Rev A J Wilhon to seculavida.
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United Brethren Church
Ing
Assiznmantt
Multoman
Maston
J. Meta
Rittman
FL G Resee
Orvieto New Philadel
Hnchudor
Montrose
A. J. Wilhon
Seculavida
W. N. Barton
Lorain
Navarre
Spence
Ritung-Ghurede Hive
Sterling
Ved Stuits Curarese Tartans Dance Notice
Ved Stuits Curarese Tartans announce a dance on Sunday September 20. The event details are partially readable in this notice from the local paper.
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Ved Stuits
Court Briefs: Parsons Fined and Jailed for Slot Display
Parsons in Sterling faced charges Thursday for displaying a slot machine in a pool room. Deputy Sheriff Ed Milla seized the device, and Parsons received a $50 fine and 10 days in jail. The case touched on state gambling device statutes.
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Sterlfids
Weil
Thonamday Hsidiel
Sis
Heeldolen
G. van Neagiseourt Sonday
Ed Milla
Parsons
Sterling
Tiel
Couity
Steudarslie
Marshall Arrested in Doylestown Court on Intoxication Charge
Paul Marshall Sterling was arraigned in Mayor W R Hower's court in Doylestown on an intoxication charge. He was arrested at the Log Cabin south of Doylestown Saturday night by Deputy Sheriff John Kelner and Marshal Jack Thomas. Alleged to have been creating a disturbance at the establishment. Real estate transfers show Gleners to Dorothy Bowers Creston lot and RS Bixler to Tacob De Graber Rittman lot.
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Marshall
Paul—Marshall Sterling
W. R. “Hower
Doylestown
John Kelner
Jack Thomas
Doslestown
Gleners
Dorothy
Bowers
Creston, Lot
Tacob
de “Graber
Rittman Lot
Fullerton divorce granted. dower rights denied
Judge Walter Mougey granted the divorce to Miles Fullerton of Cres ton from Alzina Fullerton. The court divested Alzina of dower rights in Fullerton property. Appica was awarded custody of one child.
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Walter Mougey
Miles Fullerton
Creston
Alzina
Fullerton
Ar Pica
Rittman vs Orrville gridiron clash outlined for Sunday
Historic notes on Rittman football with details of players like Vir main Adonis EYP Hoyee and others set for upcoming game. Mentions coaching shifts in the Parkers tank takeover, injuries, and possible lineup changes as Orrville looks to counter with Johnson Miller and Coyer in a high stakes matchup.
Albion High School Appoints Wayne Darby as Coach
Albion High School in Ashinad county hires Wayne Darby as boys basketball and baseball coach while he continues teaching duties. Darby previously led junior teams and will oversee athletic programs at the school amid winter season preparations.
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Sport News
Albion
Ashinad
Wayny, Darby
Lenin
Abiacot
Haw Hoeh
Te Darby
Taltmiya High
Businessmen Bowlers Begin Alley Season
A shaky OCR summary notes the start of a new alley season for businessmen bowlers on a Monday night in September. It mentions a new system to equalize play, with every participant getting a lane and a team not penalized for absent members, plus organizational backing and a pre-season briefing.
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Mambor
Rittman Team Entered in County Fair Softball
The county fair hosts a softball event with Rittman and Wayne County teams competing on September 27 and 28. Organizers seek players and crews. entries must be submitted soon. Manager AW Woden Buss of Wooster coordinates contact through Tom Galehouse or Bob Tickin.
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Rittman
Tom Galehouse
Bob
Woden
Buss
Wooster
Falr
Hall redecorated for opening dance by Junior Club
Branigan Hall shines for the season opening as the Junior Club re decorates the hall with burgundy velvet drapes in the orchestra pit and a uniquely styled ballroom. Ted Stults and the Carnegie Tartans will headline the first dance next Friday featuring Delores McCann, a noted radio ginger. The orchestra recently finished a tour of the New England states.
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Branigan Hall
Ted’ Stults
Carnegie
Delores ‘McCann
New England” States
Last Band Concert Ends Season At Park
Saturday evening September 23 marks the final band concert of the season at the park. President James Stem urges attendance to show support and encourage future seasons with strong turnout and community backing. Burglars entered the McMichals filling station in Doylestown Thursday night by forcing the door open with a bar. Joseph Bittner reported the open door to the marshal as burglars fled near Barberton. Broulog was missing feats bhe came i Om. y
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James
STEM
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