Chiropractor Schedule at 146 Prospect St
Chiropractor office hours listed Monday Wednesday and Saturday 10 to 12 A M 2 to 6 P M with evening hours every day except Saturday at 146 Prospect Street.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1936
Page
8
Chiropractor office hours listed Monday Wednesday and Saturday 10 to 12 A M 2 to 6 P M with evening hours every day except Saturday at 146 Prospect Street.
The Businessmen lead a four way city league tie by beating Rotary three times and posting a week high team score of .886. Ohio Salt leads in the standings with .571, Boxboard .623, and Cann .523 while American Legion and Rotary trail. Shipping and Mill top the Boxboard group with week highs 868 and 280 respectively and Car ton leads season totals at 953. An Ohio Salt group sweep places West of Salt first with 2440, Boling 2436, Kamp 2407. An elimination bowling match is planned for holidays as Armand Goffinet notes two new cannon heaters installed to ward off the cold.
Bowman daughter and Red Beaver son of Mr and Mrs Ghy Beaver wed at the estate Thanksgiving morning. Rev Marcus Gret her officiated. Both graduates of Creston High school announced they will reside in Creston.
A fragmented notice lists Thanksgiving guests and visitors at multiple homes around Creston and neighboring towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Van Nover, Mr. and Mrs. George Hagan, Paul and Cecil Hagan of Akron, Miss Carrie Early, James McMei Fell, Mrs. Robert Reed of Windham, Mrs. Mollie Flick, Mrs. Ellen Blank, Mrs. Elizabeth Sinzinger, Mr. and Mrs. John Kasda of Parma, Wilt Spensler, Mrs. Gertrude Potter of Camden, Mich., H. A. Bow man, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Garrison, Walter Hoehn and children, and Carl Garrison and children of Sul- .
The Rittman Press lists 25c minimum for three lines one insertion and 5c per extra five words for three weeks with six cents per additional line after Saturday. The issue includes an ad for used Maytag A B G Easy and Thor washers and a lengthy public works proposal in Wayne County Ohio with bid details, wage scales and project scope, plus an estate notice noting Jane Lorwig Buyder Rit t as executrix.
Thanksgiving visitors include Elnora Rage Elyria and Raymond Rice with family from Toledo at J O Murray home. Ernie Whensettler and Grace join Vernon Beeson in Columbus Indiana then visit relatives in Indianapolis. Donald Reese baby and Will Hookway stay with Reese's grandmother Montgomery in Moundsville West Virginia.
Nine people received gift turkeys ducks and chickens at the Ritts theater event. Sol Schumann manager and helpers Mrs. Fred Kamp Mrs. James Killough and Russell Von Rodenberg distributed the fowl to recipients including Mrs. Jobin Shannon Sterling Arley Moyer Mrs Charles Bradghaw Jr and Mrs Joseph Sparks Fred Krebs and Floyd Zinmrmerly.
Alumni of Ohio State University nationwide celebrate Ohio State Day on December 4. Wayne county chapter plans a banquet at Keeney's cafeteria in Wooster at 7 p m with a University faculty speaker. About 300 former students in Wayne county and nine in Rittman are listed with Harold Schellenger noting the figure.
Former students graduates and their wives and husbands and friends are invited. Arthur Gosard is in charge of ticket sales in Rittman J E Holmes and Paul Mengert in Orrville Arthur Sterling in Creston James McCoy in Sterling Dr Kent Franks in Doylestown Willard Wolf in Smithville and D W Gale house in Marshallville
Local merchants advertise a favorable trade rate offering fewer wheat bushels in exchange for a barrel of Medina Quality Flour. The deal notes 6 bushels for bread flour and cites high bran and middlings costs as the reason. Shoppers urged to act now to obtain the finest flour.
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