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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
8
August 16 lesson text covers Galatians 6 7 with focus on Christian freedom walking in the Spirit and the works of the flesh. It outlines the fruit of the Spirit love joy peace gentleness goodness faith meekness and temperance as the path to a good life amid moral struggle.
Pearl Elizabeth Scheetz Booth, born May 6 1900 near New Bedford Ohio, died August 1926 in Huntington West Virginia after twins birth. Survived by husband Jay A Booth, six siblings and extended family. Funeral by Rev A F Fair at Seville Cemetery and interment at Huntington Woods. mourners include numerous relatives and friends.
The undersigned express appreciation for the sympathy and support shown after the death of Mrs Jay Booth. Gratitude is given to ministers for comforting words as family members extend thanks from Ella Scheetz Charles Edna Batth Scheetz and others.
Mary Louise Kennedy foster daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Shook of Bloomington faced a frightful incident when a stranger lured her into a car on Friday night He drove most of the night before returning her to Wooster early Saturday morning A L Shook and Bloomington residents hunted for her Clair Anderson of Wooster was arrested Saturday night and bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond Mayor Limb ordered the bond backing his release
Wayne County Ohio notices owners affected by the Gingle County Ditch petition by Henry J Long and others. Board sets view for August 19 1926 and first hearing August 21 1926 at 10 AM, at the County Commissioners office. Public welfare claim stated for reconstruction, straightening, deepening and cleaning of Big Chippewa Little Chippewa and River Styx ditches in Milton and Chippewa Townships.
Local citizens are asked to have their mail receptacles ready for Frank, appointed as carver, to take over the delivery work on September first. Town officials express elation over the new service and the improved mail access for residents.
The 3 Hi Pisher allotment northeast of town is under grading with many workers and wear likely. This progress adds to Kettman and will soon be offered to the public, keep an eye on it.
A caravan of decorated automobiles passed through here Monday evening advertising Daviestown’s homecoming. Plans are underway to entertain a large crowd at the event. Deviestown will soon hold its centennial celebration, likely this year or next.
Glenn Ritter Clement Kindig Marvin Brodbeck and Merlin Hilty were in Ashland on last Thursday and matriculated at Ashland College. All are graduates of the local high school and active in school work. May they make history at Ashland College.
A Creston man was injured Monday after being caught in a machinery drive at a local firm. He was taken to Wooster Hospital with possible fractures. The mishap disrupted the plant and prompted a temporary shutdown as officials investigated.
The Smithville academy annual reunion gathered over a hundred alumni Saturday at Smithville high school. Attendees came from Mt. Vernon Columbus Cleveland Akron Fredericksburg Wooster Orrville and more for the noon program and an afternoon session. A Saturday night debate by Hylo and Alpha societies, active in 1586, was staged.
Newlyweds Daniel and Dorothy Wright of Oak Park Illinois motored to Rutman last Friday on a planned wedding trip. Local friends who saw Daniel offered congratulations during the visit.
A scheduled tent show at the ball park Saturday night was hindered by rain, resulting in a small crowd and a damp evening.
Supt. Garver elect from Doylestown completes degree work at Ohio State University and will relocate to Rittman this week. He has purchased a home and will reside there at once, noted as a public spirited figure active beyond school duties.
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