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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
6
The Presbyterian Guild will hold its annual picnic at Wooston City Park on Friday July 8. Transportation for self and family can be arranged by calling Mrs. Floyd Myers at 2198. Supper will be served at 6 o clock.
Local residents and visitors circulated through Creston and surrounding towns over the weekend. Numerous families of Wooster Kent Cleveland and Akron joined friends for dinners visits and motor trips as far as Union Iowa Hollywood California and Chicago with many noting sick lists and updated health at home.
In Ohio's hills, the Hell state park spans about 6000 acres with box caverns and sandstone formations. Notable sites include Old Man's Cave Cedar Falls Ash Cave Rock House and Crane's Hollow. The area is reachable via Route 31 from Columbus.
Medina and Cleveland families visited, with extended stays in Akron and Chatham. Readers recount weekend gatherings with Dr. Wibling, the Young families, and friends from Springfield and Piqua. A columnist critiqued market behavior, urging action beyond hoarding gold and imagining a future judgment on the panic.
The text recalls the Typhoid Mary case, a domestic servant who carried typhoid despite good health and a clean water supply. It also notes public fear and the idea that rumors and fear spawn new Typhoid Marys amid societal upheaval.
University of Pennsylvania excavators at Meydum Egypt report early Christian burials with bright garments and sheepskin piled over faces. A lime stone slab reveals the only known contemporary portrait of King Seneferu, ruler of Egypt about 5,000 years ago, pictured with a ram horned cap and two curved plumes.
A bank examiner recalls evaluating a distant bank run by a president with no banking experience. After finding no issues the examiner notes overdrafts of 800 dollars previously and 200 dollars on a later visit, asking how 600 dollars vanished and urging explanation.
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