Local residents spend weekend travels and health news
Mr and Mrs H Daniels spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mrs Dunning DeFoe and daughter visited relatives in Akron Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Luetla Dunkle of Wadsworth was in Rittman Saturday visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Turner spent Saturday and Sunday in Cleveland. Miss Genevieve Walters had her tonsils removed last week and is getting along nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Daniels
Cleveland
Luetla Dunkle
Wadsworth
Rittman
Charles Turner
Genevieve Walters
Lea Adams
Laughter Dorethy
George Houck
Frances Dsickson
Kathryn Bentley
Buffalo
Maxara Falls
Mr O
Mra
John Reack
Mary
Martha Cunningham
Shreve
Miss Marie Ervin
Tone
Aew
Ashtabula
Harttar
Homer Forrer
Ohldren
Kenneth and
Gerrine
Clue
John Benek
Mary and
Lois MuMllen
Arthur Bodager
W W. Bodager
Albert Bodager
Charles Castor
Paul
Boyd Miller
Herald Miller
Homer Furrer
Cleveland New York
Claude Lambert
Clyde Artrip
Roy Trent
Front St
Roy Lambert
Beulah
Rittman Friends
Bob West
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Cleveland Troop A
Theodore Rook
Geran Connie
New London
Cliff Connie
Bob
Lucy Yoakabaugh
Wooster
Fred Stocker
Gertrude Sayers
Orrville
Charles Forany
New York
Harold Reed
H. P. Alexander
Arlington
Kansas
E. R. Alexander
Alexander
Sidney Rogdon
F. B. Snyder
Charles Snyder
Fifth Street
Alex Thom
Cuyahoga Falls
Beulah Gilchrist
Dren
Girard
Gilchrist
Frances Bair
N. Main
Elva Esheima
Mergin
Brodbeck
Wooster Hospital
Charles
Connie
George Secrest
Lakeside
Robert, Coe
Kent
Hattie
Johnson
Akron
The
W. E
Matz
Creston
Hatfield family reunion at Rittman Central Park
The fifth annual Hatfield family gathering at Rittman Central Park drew many relatives Sunday with quizzes, dinner, and a business meeting. John Steele of Harbeten named president, William Shamref of Fulton secretary, Joseph H Shetrich of Rittman treasurer. next reunion planned for the park on the Sunday nearest September. Thad Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Joy Fisher hosted the Fisher family of Rittman with Canadian fish, joined by J B Amstutz and J M Bair of Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
John Steele
Harbeften
William Shamref
Pulton
Miss Minnester Te
Bar Nolen
Secretars
Joseph H
Joy Fisher
Rittman
Canada
Fisher
J B Amstutz
Sterling
J M_ Bair
Wenger Family Reunion Keeps Growing at Rittman Park
The eighth Wenger reunion gathered 54 members from Orrville Massillon Dalton Cleveland and Painesville at Rittman Central Park Sunday. Robert Wenger was elected president and Mrs C C Gregg secretary for the year. Entertainment and arrangement committees included Esther Stambaugh C C Gregg and R D Wenger U M Wenger J R Wenger. The next gathering is set for the first Sunday in August at the same park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenger
Rittman Central Park
Orrville
Massillon
Dalton
Cleveland
Painesville
Robert Wenger
C C Gregg
Esther Stambaugh
R D Wenger
U M Wenger
J R Wenger
Fish Fry At Olla Podrida Club Held At Fisher Home
Mrs V A Garver assisted Mrs J H Fisher at a fish fry for Olla Podrida club members at the Fisher home on Main Street. Five tables were set on the veranda at one o'clock Tuesday. Guests included Mes dames F B Snyder and A C Maine. Mrs Leonard Over sang two solos and Mrs J McGee gave two readings. The afternoon featured fish and vacation stories that proved very amusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V A Garver
J H Fisher
Olla Podrida Club
Fisher
Main Street
Mesdames F B Snyder
A. C Maine
Leonard Over
J. McGee
Rittman Social News Highlights Visits and Travels
Mrs Homer Forrer hosted circle activities and guests at her home near Rittman. Numerous neighbors attended dinners, hospital visits, and weekend trips to Cleveland, Akron, Buffalo, and Wooster.
Visitors Frame Quiet Sunday at Local Home
Ahoyw Falls residents and relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lae Smith and Ms and Mrs Herbert Smith. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dan Welns, Mr and Mrs Charles Minder of Hedgeport, Mr and Mrs Nelson Hedges of Akron, Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Sterling, Mr and Mrs Abe King of Wadsworth, and Mr and Mrs Wesles Hummel, as well as Mr and Mrs Weldon Hardgrove and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Fuller
Cana
Lae Smith
Herbert Smith
Dan Welns
Charles Minder
Hedgeport
Nelson Hedges
Akron
Howard Smith
Sterling
Abe King
Wadsworth
Aml
Wesles Hummel
Weldon Hardgrove
Ehthiren
August Almanac Dates and Notable Births and Events
August almanac lists events and births: 7 Drake the poet born 1795. 8 TS precognitred Hawaiian to reaci PNO. 9 first steam train du Uo oS oper sited ISO. 10 Missouri oaciaauted to Union. 11 first steamboat on the Lud son River. 12 James Russell Lowell died 1891. 18 Lucy Stone born 1818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Reaci
Pno
Iso
Household schedule notes vague names and dates
A fragmentary notice mentions Mr ami Mre So M Quimby and Mra Fred Kamp with Grace and a daughter in their Saturday plans. It records a noon time and a two weeks reference with unclear context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Quimby
Fred Kamp
Grace
Robert Seater
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Optometrist
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Barberton
Ea Ar
Yaaa Arte Wml
Dr. Hall
Alka Seltzer
Bromo Seltzer
Roxbury
Miles Nervine
Vrei Ae
Hatfield-Hook
Vth Anual Panen
Hatfield-Hook Fameies
Riuman
Hugh
Ted
Bridge Club
Paul Morrison
First Street
Tanalt Hrodbeck
Prioic
Jay Easton
Circle Two
Oberlin Reich
Easton
Woman’s Benefit Association
Ralph Campbell
Salt Street
Ella Major
Mary Hodgson
John Neal
Dorothy Hodgson
J E. Steiner
Mr Steiner
Lewis
North Canton
Francis Jackson
E . Lance
Ray Rogers
J Steiner
Mary Farrell
East
Roy Forrer
George Forrer
Alvert Schaad
William Whitemore
Lodi
Madeline Birel
Panders
Rodager
Weastern Reserve University
Billy Dawson
Alva Kuff
Clifford Miller
Juanita
Genevieve
New Martinsville
W. Va
Virginia
Madison
Josephine
Gannon
Marjorie
Stoolmiller
Elizabeth
Hershey
A B. Mc
Sharks
Chevrolet
Beuty
Eraal ‘Metons Awstall
Chevrolet Motor ‘Co
Detroit
Mich
Gee
Lee
Ahoyw Falls
Rittman Matias
Misa Prances
Neats of
Louisville
Mra Franies Bare
Missouri
Union
Firat Steamboat
Ludson River
James. Russell Lowell
Lucy B Stone
Akam
Ben Franklin
H. P
Goodrich
Nile
Tee
Qos
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