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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
3
An editorial urges balanced summer breaks, arguing vacations should restore mind and body without harming vitality. It warns against costly, unhealthy resorts, promotes outdoor time, gradual sunning, and early bedtimes, and stresses mutual benefits for employer and employee.
Mrs Kleffer enjoyed a reunion of Pulser families. Clifford Parsons left town for Columbus. Betty Haast attended events. Abraham Ething died aged 80 with funeral at St Michavi. Residents Mary Shaffer and J Nouser visited Darlington. The text lists many names and travel to Cleveland Niagara Falls Milwaukee.
Marshallville and surrounding areas report social visits and events. Mr and Mrs C A Golser spent time in Chio enn Te llgst week tar and tan daya' vialt at Rel G W Krites attended the rural matt convention at Chillicothe. Clarence Koeller of Newark guests in Chas Keller's home. Ladies Aid of St Michael's Lutheran church to hold festival Thursday on church lawn. Mrs Chas Benedict of Peny New York visited locals. Clinton and family joined Albright Carle reunion at Spring Lake. Maxine Glippinger of Canton visiting grandmother Mrs Harry Stover. Bert Weygandt and Chas Keller visited Cleveland. Flora Kieffer, recently ill, celebrated her 84th birthday amid greetings.
A fragmented wartime style notice discusses farm labor and average outputs. It cites figures like 917 and 788, mentions Department of Antieutt and FLIRA terms, and names several individuals such as Mrs Henry Roylar and Ward Musser. The text references deaths, relatives, and a wake-like scene, portraying a community farm context with obscure data.
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