Red And Whites Open Season in Opener Clash
Orrville visits Rittman in a Saturday opener as both squads seek a strong start. Dalton defeated Orrville last week, while Rittman eyes a formidable upset, aided by a lineup mix and key players Adama and Thes ready to contribute.
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Orrville
Dalton
Rittman
Orrville Field
Suet
Dallas
Rutman
Young
Adama
Spantadg
Chilko
Ilke
White
Adams
Boyce
McGee
McAnailen
D. Hoover
R.g. Yochheelm
Hessidence
Kaufman
Faber
Tf Frank
Fixler
Zivkovich
L. Hoover
Walte
Dohner
LSE
Sa Schedaier
Open
Ellet
Nrittman
Daylestown
Rittmans
Canton St — John's
Walter Parson Improves After Severe Stroke
Walter Parson, who suffered a severe stroke two weeks ago at the I. O. O. F. home in Springfield, is reported as being some better. Sunday he was allowed to walk ground for a few minutes. Doctors had expected slow recovery, but he has improved rapidly and hopes rise for a complete recovery.
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Walter Parson
Springfield
Walter
Village Officials Eulogized by State Examiner Report
The state examiner lauds city officials citing a well kept Board of Public Affairs minutes kept by Clerk Schlup. The clerk's records and ledgers are balanced, with a consumer ledger and miscellaneous ledger in use. The 1931 report, received by Clerk Ziegler, notes no delinquent water rentals listed in the ledger.
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State
Auditor’s Department
Board of Public Affairs
Schlup
Ziegler
Eight Thousand Children to Parade in Wayne County
Wayne County schools cancel classes September 28 to join a county fair parade. About 8000 children, divided by grade and high school groups, will march behind bands from Sterling Rittman Doylestown Wooster Orrville and more. Each marcher receives a ticket for a chance at prizes including a Wooster College scholarship. merchants and the fair board donate clothing, lunch kits, and desk sets.
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Wasyne-county_schools
County Fair Board
Wayne County
Rittman
Doylestown
Sterling
Sterl‘Ineng
Wooster
Orryille
Cmuah
Wooster College
Fatfr
Gathver
I. W. Maibach
C. P. Hindecamp
Board of Trade clears treasury after Labor Day picnic
The Board of Trade reports a balance of $109.07 in its treasury after expenses for the Labor Day community picnic were paid. The event was a gigantic success, prompting talks of an even larger gathering next year with generous donations and widespread joy.
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Board of Trade Committee
Treasury
Board
Esteny
Heavy hunting licenses boost well for Milton township
Hardware stores report 122 Ritt man hunters bought licenses this week for squirrels. Township clerk usually handles about 300 licenses for Milton township to cover the year. C. R. Maine received the usual allotment, licenses nearly gone, and rabbit season is five months away.
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Rittman
Milton Township
C. R. Maine
Spangler and Slaney Obtain Marriage License
Marriage license issued to Hobart Spangler of Roderfield West Virginia and Helen Slaney of Rittman Ohio.
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Hobart Spangler
Roderfield
Helen Slaney
Rittman
Acme stores sponsor Navy Notre Dame game contest
The Akron area hosts an eight week promotion where 148 youths from Rittman Doylestown and nearby areas can win a trip to the Navy versus Notre Dame football game. Purchases earn coupons with points rewarded to the boys and girls in 118 Acme districts. Winners receive a wristwatch and attend a Victory Banquet at the Mayflower Hotel with entertainment from radio and vaudeville stars. Coach Fred Sefton will discuss memorable football moments on air during the promotion.
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Viere
Sam
Naval Academy
Annapoli
Notre Dame
Clavolana
Acme
Tidlils
Hoya
Avery
Nea
Navy
Notre
Akon's
Dow
Mayflower
Vaudevilla
Fred Sefton
Akron University
Gaersaught
Jiete
Linen shower bridges to celebrate Francis Gerberich
Kathryn Bender hosted a linen shower for Francis Gerberich on September 3 in Birmingham Alabama. The event included two tables of bridge, and the bride to be recently returned from a Pensacola Florida wedding trip.
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Kathryn Bender
Francis Gerberich
syesiutshtra-Ghartake Ae Briggs
Birmingham
Alabama
Pensicola
Florida
John O’gerberich
Thelma Av
Ak- Ton
Akron
Rittman
South High School
Akron” University
Briggs
Firestone
Charles A. Briggs
Appleton
Wisconsin
Northwestern University
Brigg
Tragic Truck Crash on Portage Road Kills Man, Injures Two
A late Priday evening crash on Portage Road near TreReation railroad killed one man and injured two others. The wreck involved two trucks from Akron W wrecking company and Perry Markle. injured were taken to Barberton hospital, one man identified as Emanuel Martin and Chick Groff.
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Portage Road
Qrivilla Northern
Buchwalter
Smith
Phetr
Emanuel” Martin
Chick Groff
Algo
Akron
Vine Ten
Akron “W Wrecking Company
Shen
Perry
Markle
ACOH
AOTC
Markle Z
Annual Banquet Held Tuesday by Rittman Orchards Co
The regular annual stockholders gathering and dinner, held Tuesday evening at the orchards, featured remarks by Manager Shook and others. The peach crop was described as gratifying and apples are expected to exceed prior yields in size and beauty. Easton U B church members provided the food.
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Rittman Orchards Co
Manager Shook
G. IL Dippinger
Nr. Gregg
Dre Alexander Aia
Herbert Hahn
Easton U. 3B. Church
Sterling Brethren Day Service Draws 250 At Church
The Al Wayne County Brethren Day was held at the Sterling Brethren church on Sunday September 18 with about 250 attendees. The program included preludes songs readings prayers and a fellowship dinner followed by a second program featuring the California Sunshine quartet and a sermon by Rev Raymond F. Gingrich. Guests included Dr F G Mason and family of Ashland and Ron Grant McDonald and family of Ellet.
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Al-Wayne County
Sterling Brethren Church
Shephard
Smithville
Schmon
Everett Nelasvanger
FE. G. Mason
Ashland
Ron Grant McDonald
Ellet
Unemployed in Rittman Town Survey Underway
The Press reports a canvass in Rittman to determine how many residents are unemployed. Citizens contacted by canvassers are urged to provide the requested information when approached.
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Rittmans
Rittman
Picnic supper for Worthy Matrons set for Oct 4 at temple
The notice invites All Stars and families to a 6 o'clock picnic supper at the xonic temple for Worthy Matrons. Officers supply pies and each Star brings table service and a covered dish. This regular meeting night includes the floral arrangement and members are urged to attend.
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Xonic Temple
Christ Beery Dies After Illness at Local Hospital
Christ Beery a longtime resident died Thursday at Watdsavarth hospital after an operation from which he did not recover. He was born south of Mattian September 2 and lived on the Beery homestead before moving to Blake in 1898. Survived by wife Mary three sons Tomer Ernest and Christ a daughter Esther Brae baker and three brothers. Funeral from the home Sunday at 1:00 and North Mannan ita church at 2:00 with interment at North,Aounwplite.
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Tru Boaressel
Hro Watdsavarth
Qeery
Blake
Heo
Hea
Mattian
Beery
Tilake
Tit Bor
Staera Farm
Beefy
Mary
Tomer
Dlake
Ernest
Wadsworth
Christ
Five-Year-Old Boy Scalded in Kitchen Accident
William Frinkin, five, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Miller of Mainat, was badly scalded on the left side when he pulled a coffee pot from the stove, pouring boiling contents over him. He is resting today after a painful night in an early report from Woodnaday.
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William Frinkin
Leonard Miller
Mainat
Woodnaday Boon
Yudelevitz Sketcher Moving Picture Talk At Rotary
Orl Yudelevitz, local picture show proprietor, spoke at the Rotary club meeting under the vocational committee. His talk described the advantages and progress of his profession to present-day perfection, with visitors Rotarian Bunns and Gene Brenneman in attendance.
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Rotary Club
Stonday Seasion
Orl Yudelevitzs
Rotarian Bunns
Manafield
Gene Brennaman
Wadsworth
Birth Announcements From Tufttman Families
The week brought births to several Tufttman families. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blough welcomed a baby girl on Friday. Spanay Mr. and Mrs. Paul Long also welcomed a girl. The Nobles reported a son born Monday.
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Hirther
Tufttman
Fred Blough
Sterl Ingerd
Spanay
Paul ‘Long
Collegiate Junior Dance to Open Fridays at Branigan Hall
Announcement states opening dance on September 28 at 8 30 p m at Branigan Hall. The club will hold dances every Friday under the Collegiate Junior Dance banner.
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Branigan’s Hall
Praise for successful Creston page subscription drive
A Creston Presbyterian pastor Rev A Stockham commends the new Creston page and the Rittian Pregs plan. He offers best wishes and thanks, while noting efforts to work hard amid rough words and steady support from the community.
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Rev. A
Maeses
Motorcycle Crash Leaves Elmer Roach Legless
Elmer Roach a 24 year old Erie railroad section hand from Sterling loses a leg after a collision on the Hleman Starting road near Sebastian Vutter’s home west of town. The crash involved Hart driving a Hart car and Vetter on a Vetter motorcycle. Roach was rushed to Wadsworth hospital. Hart’s condition unclear. The Roach family recently moved from Welcome Ohio to Sterling.
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Tommy Ri
Loas
Elmer Ayowah
Au Automobile
fMonar
Hart
Stork
Ing
Hyner Roweh
Mason
Vetter
Roach
Wadsworth
Hart Carda
Tor
Erie Railroad
Sterling
Welcome
Ohio
Kittuck
Ohio Balt Company
Seville Boosters Club Holds Monthly Meeting
Seville Boosters met in the town hall with about 300 attendees. The program featured a magic show by Rds Schamp and remarks by speaker Pasty Miller of Wilmington Ohio as the group, formed last May, discusses growth potential.
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Hanqudt
Avenlig
Savile Nodsters Club
Aven Hove
Stittman Rouldenta
Rds Schamp
Pasty Miller
Wilmington
Ohio
Oceanion
Seville
Rev Spanowski Called to Orwell Leaving St Ann’s
Parishioners of St Ann’s Catholic Church learned Rev Joseph Spanowski would depart Friday for Orwell Ohio after serving as temporary pastor. He arrived earlier from St. Adelbert’s Herea with White Fathers missionaries aiding Mass. Parishioners recall his Forty Hours devotion and hope for his return.
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St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Joseph Spanowski
Spanowski
Stig. Adelbert
Mana
Ruttman
Africa
Reys- Spanowski
Shremb
Orwell
Ohio
Span
Owski
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