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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
6
Drowning deaths of youths are preventable through proper swimming and lifesaving knowledge taught free by Red Cross. Do not overexert, swim with lifeguards, supervise children, check depth and hazards, avoid diving in unknown waters, wait after eating, cool off if overheated, and learn safe rescue methods including prone rescue.
A strained Hollywood marriage unravels as Charlotte must pack and leave after escalating quarrels over money and public image. Grant alternates between heartbreak and restraint, watching her depart while clinging to a last, faint hope of reconciliation. Charlotte’s final exit underscores their brittle, starstrained life.
The notice outlines Junior Senior and Adult C E at 6 30 led by Rosemary McGee and Pauline Shook Evening service at 7 30 with Rev Kenneth Hult of Akron Ohio described as a promising East Ohio Conference youth Three midweek services for Juniors Young People and Adults led by Mrs C McGee Mrs Paul Johnson and Henry Jackson Young People Choir practice Wednesday 6 30 Director Mrs D R Niles Adult Choir practice Wednesday 8 30 Director Mrs Paul Johnson Morning Worship and message at 9 30 Sunday School 10 30 Young People meeting 6 45 Harold Henry Evangelistic service 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 50 Cottage prayer Friday at Mr and Mrs CFP Ruble How A Local Church Can Succeed served without charge in the basement Unified service 9 30 to 11 15.
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress seeking authority to set price and rent ceilings, buy commodities to stabilize prices, and curb excess installment credit. He warned that wholesale prices surged since 1915 and warned of a widening cost squeeze for workers and small businesses. The piece outlines the creation of an Economic Defense Board and broader wartime economic measures including imports controls, foreign credit freezing, and military production plans.
In a letter to the editor residents criticize the town for leaving unpaved streets untreated. They describe dust, health hazards, and strong traffic on Front and Seneca streets and urge immediate council funding to oil the busiest roads, suggesting repayment from residents if needed.
NEGY YORE reports on shifts in production, prices, and fuel for defense, noting government price controls, a potential curbing of rents, and a seek to stabilize the economy as freight and material shortages loom. The piece discusses oil policy, transit bottlenecks, and the shift toward softer goods to cushion economic shocks while defense needs drive scarce resources.
A list of early 20th century home gadgets including a tiny push-in light that auto-activates, a synthetic oil blend, rubber bands with a button, an adjustable coffee maker, an automated toaster, screwless wiring connectors, a six-flavor juice dispenser, a universal plug bulb, a special light-filter glass, and a reflector. Also notes farm price shifts, air transport changes, and a Navajo cultural segment highlighting songs, dances, and wool blankets as art.
The Junior Bible League meets Friday at 3:00 pm for its first session. Sunday School at 9:30 in the morning with Power In Prayer. Evening service at 8:30 titled The Court of Heaven. Monday 2:30 pm Rev Howard Taylor of Wellington Ohio speaks before the Ohio Premillenial Bible Conference. Monday 7:30 pm evangelist again with public address system. Supper for out of town guests.
A couple shares a still intimate moment as she teases a bookmark clue. He is unsure, she teases, and the exchange reveals lingering affection. The scene shifts to a note on clothing among Navajos, describing vivid dress and the Gypsy style, noting a family weaver.
A scrambled note recalls Indiana driving Whites from New Mexico in 1680 and a 10 American ship voyage with H Tomads p jipped crossing. It also mentions Town in 1939 and New York City’s first police force in 1658, mixing timelines and places in a rough historical mosaic.
Sunday program at First Baptist Church Branigan Hall led by Pastor Bill Echols includes Bible School at 10 am with Superintendent Kenneth Lance. Young People meet at 7 18 pm led by Mrs L K Riggs. Evening worship at 7 45 pm. Mid week service Wednesday at 7 45 pm with cottage prayer meetings on Friday evenings. Radio broadcast Sundays at 8 30 am on WAKR Akron.
Father John T Farrell leads Sunday service at 1 a.m. and high mass at 9 a.m. at St. Ann's Church. Parishioners are urged to attend both services and observe church guidelines.
A worship gathering is scheduled for next Sunday morning at 10 30 a m in the hall above the Kroger Grocery store. Local believers invite the community to join in prayer music and reflection.
The Spotlight column notes the vital role of public notices in newspapers, especially official accounting of public funds required by states like Michigan. It cites He L. Woolfenden on notices as a cheap safeguard for taxpayers, ensuring gov't accountability. Also profiles Navajo women tending family life and property in hogan communities.
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