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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1934

Page

2

Creston Society Sponsors Christmas Supper at M E Church

The Creston society sponsored a Christmas supper at the M E church recreation rooms on Tuesday with Mrs C M McGuire and Mrs T H Ewing in charge. After the meal a program and a silver tea featured carol singing a Christmas story recitation and a piano solo.

M.E. “Church Thesday C .M . ““McGuif T. H. Ewing Bre William Newberry Groun P. WL Slichel Norman Jean Bass Linnie Owens Ares James “Hak Bowman Sunita Broaky F. L.legget O.L. Hoff Glet Wolfert Rose Whezus Sottler Jessie Kreiser Peart Sehblegel Tae

Baptismal Services at Crestén Mo BL Church

Baptismal services are set for Sunday at Crestén Missionary Baptist Church. The ceremony begins at 11 o'clock with expected participation of families and church members.

Crestén Mo BL Sanday

Creston Church Names Officers

Officers for the Creston MOE church Sunday School have been announced. Langell is superintendent, Kinney assistant, Wolfert secretary, Owen assistants. Oller treasurer, Wolfert assistant. Boor chorister, Owen pianist. Pranks Cradle roll superintendent. Sellers assistant. Leggett Home Department superintendent. Bechtel Jordan Hof Van Over assistants.

Creston MOE Church Wn. Langell Paul, Kinney Glen Wolfert Anna Mae Smith Linsie Owen Ward Oller 5. C. Boor Migs Linnle Owen Jean Boor Paul Pranks Cradi

Creston Jackson Presbyterian Churches Christmas Services

Rev AE Stockham leads Creston and Jackson churches as they announce 9 45 a m Similay School 11 00 a m preaching We Would See Jesus and a 7 30 p m Christmas pantomime The Day events urge all members and friends to attend to honor Christ and the Church in a festive Christmas program December 24.

AE. Stockham Creston Similay School Jesus Aronday Jackson

Mrs. Matilda Leatherman Buried Near Creston

Mrs. Matilda Leatherman sixty four wife of Iresand Leatherman was buried Monday afternoon in the Creston cemetery. Services were led by Rev. A E Stackham of the Presbyterian churches. She died at 2 a m Friday at her Creston area home four miles south of Creston. Surviving are the husband three sons Orrin of Seville Wilbur of Wadsworth Emerson of Creston two daughters Mildred at home and Mrs Helen Shelly of Creston.

Matilda Leatherman Iresand Leatherman Creston A. E. Stackham Presbyterian Churches Leatherman Orrin Seville Wilbur Wadsworth Fmerson Mildred Helen Shelly Craston

Engagement Announced for Arlene Curhash and Henry Laurers

Mir and Mrs Q Zook of Creston announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene Curhash to Henry Laurers of Orrville. The wedding is planned for the holiday season.

Mir Q. Q. Zook Creston Arlene Cur Hash Tenry Laurers Orrville

Ladies' Aid Meeting At Creston Church

The Ladies' Aid society of the Creston church met Thursday afternoon at the church for their regular gathering. Mrs. J. J. Fetterson presided at the business session. Co. AV. Springer was in Akron Sunday.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the Creston M J. J. Fetterson Springer Akron

Wooster Home Hosts Christmas Party by OMT E church

The ladies of the OMT E church will hold their Christmas party this Thursday evening at Mrs. D. W. Tyler's Wooster home. Transportation will be provided for all who meet at the church. During the business session officers will be elected for the coming year. Nostesses will be Mesdames Tybet, wood, Wilfred Stumiot and Rose Whonsettler.

Quintet Loses on Home Floor Friday

Creston fell to Burbank 26 to 24 at Creston Friday. The Creston team led 12 to 11 at half time before Burbank surged ahead to seize the victory. Burbank’s height advantage overwhelmed Creston in the second half.

Creston Burbank Og Tall

Thrift Club Hosts Holiday Gathering at Miss Fixler Home

Miss Mary Fixler hosted the Thrift club at her Seville home last Thursday with a Christmas dinner and short program by Mesdames David Beal and Bert Shumaker. Leon Beck served as Santa, distributing gifts. Evex Ready class held a Christmas party in the church Wednesday evening with a 6 30 picnic supper and a gift exchange.

Mary Fixler Seville David Beal Bert Shumaker Leon Beck Santa Claus Rifts

Canaan-farmers institute announces annual meeting committees

Mrs Paul Maxwell of Cardington and William Manabane fiancee will attend the institute’s annual meeting on January 7 and 8. Committees include Executive with Mrs William Gantz Florence Whonsetler D. E. Meenivaine Charles Real H A Shay Ward Oller Clyde Cover Frank Clinker Chas Sneth Publicity with Mrs H J Kirschner Yvonne Richards Florence Whonsetler Nominating Russell Lehman Thomas Bales Robert Rugh table and dinner with D E McIlvaine Charles Snell Frank Clinker Mrs Harvey Hawk Mrs Stanley Gantz Mrs Glen Se ll Mrs Emmett Miller Mrs Willard Smith Homer Pinkley Emmet Cormany John Oller Thomas Barns Corbin Lehman Zeno Miller Wizard Snyder H A Shaw K C Mumaw Clarence Swartz Charles Snel Transportation Ward Oller Raymond Sykes Melvin Smith Robert Snyder Entertainment Frank Clinker Mrs Jacob Lichty Exhibit Charles Beal D S Hummel Maxine Rickel C M Orr J M Irvin D E Melivaine Art Smith Prezra Sam Gantz G W Jeandrevin Paul Kinney Music Ralph Snell Mrs Russell Lehman Clyde Myers K C Mumaw S C Boor Finance H W A Shaw Clyde Cover H I Hummel H A Snyder Arthur Irvin

Paul Maxwell Cardington Willian Manabane Canaan Frank Clinker Jacob Lichty Charles Beal D. S. Hummel Maxine Rickel C. M. Orr J. M. Irvin D. E. Melivaine Art. Smith Prezra Sam Gantz G. Ww Jeandrevin Paul Kinney Ralph Snell

Ohio Red Cross Roll Call Gains In 1920 Update

Ohio shows a large increase in Red Cross members with 272 600 total. David S. Ingalls, chairman of the Ohio Roll Call Committee, says Ohio added about 17 000 members, near half of the eastern states gain of 34 509. He calls the result promising for the state.

Ohio Red Cross David S. Ingalls Washington Mississippi River Ingalls

Crags Party Returns to Life Amid Narrow Gains

The Ned Crags mood improves with a revived tempo and growing optimism after a period of gloom, signaling a shift in the local scene and hinting at further momentum ahead.

Dramatic Club Stages Nothing But the Truth at Creston High

Creston Drama Club presented the three act comedy Nothing But the Truth at Creston High School auditorium last evening with special permission from Samuel French of New York. The event featured township farmers and Canain Institute sponsorship in a lively community theatre performance.

Canain ‘Township Farmers’ Institute Creston Dramatic Club Creston High School Samuel French New York

Nothing But the Truth at the theatre this week

Robert Bennett must tell Nothing But the Truth for twenty four hours or lose a ten thousand dollar bet. The comedy will be staged this Thursday evening for local audiences and promises entertaining intrigue.

Robert ‘Bennett

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