Heel City team defeats Creston 3 to 0 in seven innings
Local Heel City baseball team shut out Creston 3 to 0 in seven innings in 45 minutes. Nicolosi pitched for Creston, allowing three hits. McIntyre yielded four singles for Heel City. Key moments include Roo S crushing three runs in a row and Hardgrove, Mutty, and Sheets driving decisive plays.
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Heel. Shes
Creston
Diamond
Nigodum
Fjvea
McIntyre
Roo. S
Carter
D. Arunder
Hardgrove
Cutcher
Bemge
Ritman
Jones
Carpenter
Skeets
Long
Kindig
Castor
Sifely
Bow
Matty
Kindi
Conley
Owaly
Nicolosi
Brodbeck
Battery
Caley
Stilen
Crafton
Rittman
Grange Meeting Plans Voting Instruction October
The Rutman Grange discusses introducing members to voting basics. Worth Master Sheets will teach Crangers and others how to cast a correct ballot with an October eighth session. A mock election is hinted, social games and a crafts segment accompany the gathering.
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Graige
Soting
Crangers
Farewell for Rev John Calvin Elliott in Rittman
Friends and church members gathered in Rittman for a farewell service for Reverend John Calvin Elliott who died aged 87. The long serving pastor of multiple Ohio and Nebraska communities, Elliott’s career included leadership roles in Lincoln Nebraska and Wooster Ohio, with connections to notable church figures and the first state university. Funeral plans were announced for his daughter’s home in Glens Falls New York.
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Rey
Troy
New York
Dias
View
Venes
Fihott
Nebraska
Ciy
Francia Mo Miekok
Paul Ro Tiekok
Leon
Pfolipit
Séville
Ohio
Akron
Oho
Rittman
Hopewell
Onn
Oregon
Neb
Sheldon Jackson
Alaska
Tiemax C Clealand
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Minnesota
Sioux City
Prospect Till
Hickok
John Lyon ‘Caughey
First Presbyterian Church of
Woman Suffers Slight Stroke at Home
Mrs. John Petit suffered a slight stroke Sunday while alone in her home. The stroke affected her face and mouth. She reached a couch and was found by a grandchild, who alerted medical help. Mrs. Petit is recovering under treatment.
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John Petit
Former Rittman Man Hurt in Sharon Crush
Froest Wilson of Shir om Par endured severe injuries when a wave crushed him in Sharon several weeks ago. His father Dell Wilserm of Rittman traveled to Sharon after telegrams from Dr Reed indicated Wilson’s serious condition and possible leg amputation. Mrs Walter Boling of Hubbard, a sister, is listed as a relative involved in the incident.
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Froest Wilson
Shirom
Par
Rittmin
Sharon
Dell Wilserm
Rittman
Mr Wilson
Wilson
Reed
Sharon Hospital
Ernest Wilson
Granerene
Walter Boling
Fermeris
Hubbard
Rittman Republican Club to Convene Tuesday Evening
The Rittman Republican club will meet Tuesday evening October. Att. Harry Smith of Wooster will deliver the main address with out of town speakers also present. An invitation to all voters is extended especially to women voters. Music for the evening is arranged by the committee.
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Rittman Republican Club
Oct. Ltd
Harry Smith
Wooster
Rittman
Adv
Marriage of Roy D. Prosser and Catherine Mickley
Roy D. Prosser of Rittman and Catherine Mickley of Doylestown wed in Doylestown on a Wednesday last week. The groom is employed in Rittman and the couple plans to reside there or nearby.
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Roy D. Prosser
Rittman
Catherine Mickley
Doylestown
Father Fosnacht
Ada Jones and Company to Perform at Opera House
Ada Jones renowned comedienne arrives at the Opera House on October 6 with her company of top-tier artists. The program promises her celebrated characters and new song feats direct from the Redpath Lyceum and Chautauqua circuits, expected to draw large audiences.
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America
Ada Jones
Des Tongs
Miss
Ddnes
Lompatly
Redpath
Lyeehm
Chantanqua
Democratic meeting seeks nomination at Wooster event
A Wooster University professor and former Democratic candidate led a gathering at a hall in the Realty Blocks. The meeting aimed to drum up support for the Democratic nomination for Congress as party members plan further local sessions in Rittman before the next election.
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Wooster Univer
Rittman Merchant's Mother Dead At Orrville Home
Mere Nettie Burden, mother of J A Burdom, widow and Orrville resident, was found dead in bed last Thursday morning at about 6 Inquest notes heart disease as suspected cause. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Burdom home in Orrville conducted by Rev Oswalt. One daughter, Mrs Ruth King of Orrville, survives.
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Burdom
Orrville
Kev Oswalt
Ruth King
Beery Surprise Dinner at Country Home
Mr and Mrs Reuben Beery hosted a surprise gathering at their country home last Saturday evening as they plan to move to Rittman. Neighbors arrived with baskets and a light lunch was served. Remarks by Mr Poet in French amused attendees and songs by Mr Hammer and Mr Leibert were enjoyed.
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Hammer
Leibert
R. Beery
Rittman Schools Present Patriotic Operetta at Fair
Rittman students of the lower grades will perform the patriotic operetta Flag in Birdland at Thursday’s fair program. Most children will wear new costumes and the event is described as a real success with hope for further support.
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Birdland
Wayne County to Open Three New Polling Places for November Election
Wayne county board approves three new voting sites in Wooster, Madison, and Doylestown with additional wards in Charlestown and Wooster townships. Ballots will feature presidential and state races with four ballots per voter, while Prohibition and Farmer Labor tickets face ballot absence due to signature counts. Women not expected to serve as election board members this year, citing workload.
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Pines
Wayne County Board of Deputy Supervisors
Wooter
Chevaltey
Hottman
Doylestown
Wooster Township
Pam
Charlest
Baempe
Wooster
Thre Wattat
Nte
Antion
Olio General Assembly
Prohibition
Strtfe
Ingmend F. Fritz
Rittinon
Board of Elections
Wayne County
Roetiona
Mas
Brick Thrown Through Window at Schorger Hall
Tuesday night about nine o'un clock a brick was hurled through a third floor window of the Schorger Hall anti-room in the Modern Woodmen lodge on Main street. No one was inside the room when the brick shattered the lower sash. Lodge members searched the street and found several youths nearby but learned nothing about the assailant.
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Schorger Hall
Schorger ‘Urick
Main St
Butter Packing Stock Legs Potatoes
A fragmented notice mentions butter packing and potatoes with unclear context. The readable words suggest a stock or inventory note, possibly tied to a local business or farm. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable from the legible portion.
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