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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

8

Local residents visit families across Cleveland and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs Walter Shoot visit Mrs Shaok’s parents Mr and Mrs E Schaar at Cleveland. Leora Wolf and Relma Kige singer of Kent State Normal enjoy a short vacation at home. C M Jennings and family visit Fredericksburg Decoration Day services. Jay Jones and daughter Marlyn visit his sister in town. Mrs Harry Townsend and kin visit Zanesville. Clarence Valentine, theater staffer, transferred to Cincinnati. Verda Stringer and Roy Lehr host Sunday guests from Wooster. Mrs Pont Johnson hosts nephew Hugh Glessner and sister Naomi Kin, G A McTivide travels to Cincinnati and Dayton for O. Roy Beck of Shreve visits Dorothy Knox. Ora McCoy takes over local grocery and filling station at Maiji St and Jackson Rd. Mr and Mrs Swift move to Mrs Switzer’s parents to care for a brother. Mrs Allee Steiner visits Mrs Tha Collin in Medina. Rev G B Wetherbee of Ashland to preach United Brethren evangelistic meetings daily next week except Saturday, services at 8 pm. C P Lindecamp announces free band concert at band stand Saturday. Rev Paul Bauman is regular pastor.

Walter Shoot Shaok E. Schaar inJaw Hi E. ‘Simpson Cleveland Leora Wolf Relma Kige Singer Kent State Normal C. M. Jennings Ftamily Misa Verda Stringer Roy Lehr Wopater

Golden Jubilee Dinner of Foresters in Doylestown

The Catholic Order of Foresters St Pauls Court No 1416 held a May 24 banquet at Stepfell s hall celebrating its anniversary. The event featured a gold and white decor, a six course banquet prepared by the ladies and served by young ladies, and remarks by Fr A Moriarty of Wooster and Atty John Arwenite. Rev John Frey spoke, followed by the Lord s prayer and America. An orchestra from Canton provided music for dancing.

Order of Foresters St. Paul's “Court -Noz Stepfiell’s Hall Tadie Schdalsty Jane Gaksas Tne Werner Ae Moriarty Wooster Forthie Intradué Akers Marous Hawer Doylestown Foresters George O'Brien Canton John Arwenite Knights of Columbus John Frey St. Peter’ and Paul's Chaplin St. Paul's Court America

Auxiliary News: Tea and Charity Card Party Plans

Mrs. Carl Whitman hosted a card party at her home last Thursday to benefit the auxiliary. The Women’s Auxiliary invites members to a tea on Friday, June 9, and will sponsor the comedy The Prince of Liars at the high school auditorium on June 16 and 17, directed by Mrs. B. E. Seavers.

Carl Whitman Wadsworth Fricday B. E. Seavers

Doylestown Locals and Community Gatherings

Mrs Robert Tidstle lies seriously ill at home while Mrs Paul Kiine hosted a bridge club evening with Mrs Metta Van Neate winning the prize. Boy Scouts from Wadsworth troop 401 attended an outdoor meeting. Brethren church activities included summer education topics and a planned Sunday schedule with a children’s day pageant and sermon by Rev I G Reese. local church services featured pastor and music from Miss Bertha Weitzel. A highlight centers on Christian education as the sole supported form of education.

Robert_Tidstle Paul_Kiine Metta——Van Neate Boy Scouts Wadsworth Troop 401 Brethren Church America United Brethren Church C. P. Lindecamp I. G. Reese Bertha Weitzel Ashland Beery Sant A. L. Delozier Ashland College

If You Smoke Too Much Watch Your Stomach

Advertisement text warns about indigestion from smoking and promotes Dr Emidt s Adid Tab gts for quick relief. It includes promotional lines and a terse note to continue smoking while using the product.

Dr. Emidt Adid Tabgts Thomas Rug

Resolutions of Respect for Leonard T Skeggs

The Rotary Club of Rittman Ohio adopts resolutions honoring Leonard T Skeggs District Governor of Rotary International Twenty First District. It expresses sincere thanks for his leadership and personal friendship, extends sorrow to Mrs Skeggs, and directs copies to the Rotary Club of Youngstown and publication in the Rittman Press.

Leonard—T. ‘Skeggs Rotary—International Oo Tnachig Rotary International Twentty Rowry Drewan Fe Toshina Conta Rotary Lunde Rotary Leonard T.skeggs Amber Rotary Club Youngstown Leonard T.skeges Skeggs Leonard T. Skeggs Rotary Club of Rittman Press Rittman Onio H. E. Hiers R. J. Krabill

Peach Leaf Curl Attacks Ohio Orchards Across State

Reports from the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University warn of one of the severest peach leaf curl outbreaks in state history. Dormant-season spraying failed, A L Pierstorff says there is nothing to do now to control the disease that defoliates trees in severe cases. Meanwhile local social notes mention gatherings in Wadsworth Akron Mansfield and Marshallville as residents visited relatives and friends.

Ohio college_of agriculture Ohio State University A. L. Pierstorfe

Roominess of New Ford Wins Favor as Comfort

Local dealer R W Fredrick touts the 112 inch wheelbase and V eight engine as boosting interior space and leg room. Bodies sit on the frame to lower height and center of gravity, improving safety.

R.’ W. Fredrick

Pierstorff tips on curl disease and lawn care for peach orchards

The article advises spraying peach trees for curl disease in late fall or early spring before buds open. It recommends pruning back infected trees by a third to a half, adding extra sulfate of ammonia per year of age, and notes leaves may drop. It also covers lawn mowing: keep grass taller during heat, aim for about one and a half inches, and avoid frequent clippings.

Pierstorff

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