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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
8
Updated Wednesday market notes show items and prices from Hershey Rohrer and D W Brenneman with date stamp 25 95. Local shoppers reference corrected market listings for the Rittman area.
Our Churches A B Church lists Sachbath School with Superintendent R V Frederick at 9 30 morning and 10 morning services and 7 00 evening service. P O B J B Whittington President at 6 25 p m prayer meeting led by J H Brown Thursday 7 30 p m. Choir practice led by O M Spade Thursday 8 30 p m.
Sabbath School begins at 9:00 a.m. Morning Service at 10:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 2:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Evening Service at 7:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting at 1:00 p.m.
Beginning Sunday March 5th services will be held on this and on every alternate Sunday both morning and evening in the Maccabee Hall Realty block Evening services 7 pm Morning services 10 am Standard time is referred to Everybody welcome.
St. Ann's Catholic Church announces monthly mass on the second and fourth Sundays at Rittman. An afternoon service schedule is listed for parishioners.
Correspondents report relatives visiting from Akron Wadworth and Cleveland. Mrs Earl Brouse stays with her sister at Wavelworth. Wright and wife and Albert Flath visit Sterhay Waughts. Annie Blubaugh from Akron spends time with father and sister. Carl Whitman from Akron visits local relatives. Esther Whitman spends Thursday with relatives in Cleveland. Sts Peter and Paul hall bazaar and box vent attended. Frank Burger and sister visit from Wet Basherton. Charles Smith and wife visit friends in Akron.
Miss Mabel Tinsler is ill with a severe cold. Heter Yohey spent days with an Akron friend Tip week. Mrs Beteller and mother Vin Ereh visited Charton friends that week. Mrs Paul Schaffter spent a month with her sister in Ho mond Indiana. Weldon Brothers of Orrville visited Mrs Mary Tinsler. Miss Bess Wolfe returned from a two week visit in Akron and Barberton. The poetry recital was held Saturday.
A testimonial from Mrs C A Rice and Effie praising Tunlae for improving Effie’s weak digestion fever and stunted health. After a week of daily use she gained appetite color and energy and has not missed a day at school. They recommend the medicine to others and note crowds seeking it at Day Drug Company Akron.
Afternoon services at the Indies of the Evan gelical church drew good crowds. Miss Laura Beichler works at Ross Donneworth's home. Leland Klein of Akron spent the weekend here. Charles and Dick Harris moved household goods from Akron into the Schendel Hotel. J W Wyer and Raymond Tinsler of Akron visited Sunday. Jacob Baer and Adeline Kilgore from Barberton guests at Eugene Schuffter's. Bert Middleton and mother moved into the Keagle house for winter. The Marshallyville Milling Co building on the first floor gave way Monday under grain load.
Rev NAlind has withdrawn his resignation and will resume duties as pastor at Bethel. Mr and Mrs T Dutahalin spent the weekend with Kent Clyde Harpster relatives from Ohio State University during Thanksgiving recess. WR Shook Lumber Co reports timber cutting on the Mary Newcomer farm. The Progressive Country Club met at Clyde and Harold Harpeter's home Friday night.
Warning against mercury containing remedies for catarrh and praise for Hall's Catarrh Cure by Farnum J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Claims the product contains no mercury and is taken internally. Testimonials offered and sold by druggists. Price per bottle.
A long OCR draft outlines the Farmers Institute and spelling contest with lists of terms, names, and cross referenced items. The text includes scattered references to agriculture topics and a host of vocabulary items and potential spellings.
Auctioneer Earl E. Hojver announces farm and live stock sales in Sterling Ohio with contact for Wayne County. The notice lists attorney details and a broad range of farm products and goods for sale as part of a regional auction event.
Want column items list sales such as a steel range and a three burner unit by Fred Walls. Also entries for washing powder claims, a tract home for sale by C D Glessner, and a pottery from combings. Lost item seeks return to Mrs Wood Mickle. Rent notice offers a house near Sterling with terms and contact.
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