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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
Analysis by the State Highway Department shows 376 of 1725 accidents on state highways in the first quarter of 1937 were caused by vehicles colliding with fixed objects. Most accidents involved no other cars or pedestrians, suggesting driver inattention as a major factor and urging adherence to speed limits warning signs and traffic laws.
Quote from Charles HL Mayo urging people to develop an avocation in youth to stay engaged after retirement. Highlights nature oriented activities like birds, gardens, and geology to keep interest in life. Published as rotarian thought.
Kiwanis speaker J H Drummond praises Florida and California for climate health and visitor appeal. He urges mutual respect, notes each state holds distinct advantages, and proposes three cheers for both states along with a friendly tiger salute.
Sir Edward Beatty, chairman and president of Canadian Pacific Railway, discusses the duties and obligations of business leaders within a democratic economy, emphasizing the impact of corporate actions on public welfare and the system's fulfillment of societal duties.
Senator H Styles Bridges of New Hampshire recalls a western custom where strangers help themselves to wood but then give extra kindling to others. The senator contrasts this with New England reluctance to aid only the needy and urges conserving resources for future generations.
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Taeofore Eusbeze of Bitmoan receives thanks from local officials led by Wh. Frank Longenecker. The 263 potential World War volunteers from the area are listed, with groups including the Knights of Pythias and Modern Women planning a July celebration for Bitumen.
Almanac entries report events from June 4 to June 10 1844 including changes in national boundaries, the first paper money in New York, the first copyright in Philadelphia, and a New York campaign to curb unsightly billboards and improve state appearances. It also mentions alfalfa winter care and field conditions.
Church notices list services at Milton Presbyterian and S&S Goodale 2s N. Stace with evening worship and sermon topics. Readers are invited to attend weeknight prayers, sermons, and upcoming events including youth meetings and local voice offerings.
Church notices show Rev Albert Henry leading morning worship and evangelistic services. Meetings include Young Peoples gathering, prayer meetings Thursday at 7 45 and various evangelistic services at 7135 Wort ers metting Treedap F203.
Rev. Sullivan, Pastor, leads Sunday School with Mr. Ar iti as superintendent. Everyone welcome. Evening service at 7 38 p m. Wideweek services every Thursday evening at 7 20 p m.
Morning services and evening services at St Ann’s Church feature Father John T Farrell throughout the year with evening service at 7 29 p m.
The fragment lists church events at United Brethren Church with Rev. C. J. McGee 723 Iain St and Parone 142 3 Bible School 9 29 Superintend ent Walter Shook morning worship theme Commendable Outlikes of the Seven Churches of Asia first sermon in a series next two Warnings Regarding Their Weaknesses and Promises to the Overcomers Christian Endeavor 620 Leader Bereld Simpson message What Did Jésus Bean by Saving Your Lid by Losing 17 evening Mrs Paul Johnson will speak on The Workings of Gur Caused Bexvice and-conduct summer business meeting three Ra charest trustee election forthcoming annual conference officials urged present with written reports
First Brethren Church at Posst Streec presents morning worship with sermon What Is the World's Greatest Need Today. Christian Endeavors led by 6:33. Sunday school for children. Wednesday Bible class. Women’s Missionary Society postponed to June 19 at Mrs Ernest Beery’s, Wadsworth. Friday prayer meeting at Fritz home. Choir practice 6:15. Saturday signal lights at Harred home, Saith.
The Ritiman Council of Churches announces a four week Vacation Bible School at the Primary School building in M. Main 2 for children aged 5 to 12. The program is free and welcomes children regardless of church affiliation.
Mrs Della Campbell, a former Rittman resident, died Wednesday afternoon in Marion from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at the First Methodist Church in Wooster.
The article lists local figures Schario Galehouse and Branigan in charge of property heads as the city paints a curb with a GOP ticket. It mentions mayoral and treasurer races, Republican dominance, and lists several names tied to the election scene.
Lancetown Group plans its annual reunion on June 9 at the school grounds. Organizers expect dozens of former teachers and alumni to attend, with remarks by group president King and featured speakers.
Everett Wickler reports to The Press that a Great Lakes city hose line failed under pressure revealing 150 feet of hose was too old for service. Fire department officials say amounts will be replaced soon by the council while the rest of the large hose passed inspection.
Dr Net Carothers of Lehish University told the National Association of Purchasing Agents industry trends are irreversible and will overcome labor and rest threats. General Motors opened a new Linden New Jersey assembly plant with 125006 cars capacity and 4500 jobs. Bank clearings across 22 cities totaled 5 054 141 000, up 12 percent from last year. Federal Reserve excess reserves rose 30 059 090 to 946 000 000. Railroads posted a net income of 14135752 against a prior deficit. American whiskey exports in Q1 reached 7903 gallons, surpassing all of 1926.
Rome reports gloomy letters from Ga biele d Annunzio to friends raise concern he may take his own life. The aging poet, 74, shuns all visitors at his villa enforcing strict seclusion even from servants.
Chas A Snyder proprietor of Snyder Drug Store on the Square was in Rittman Tuesday night and Wednesday for a flying visit with his family He took 20 peep pe aad off is pro l ate. He reports a good season for the Rainbow Donkey Baseball troupe starting in Virginia April 19. Arthur Gossard formerly with The Rittman Press dropped in at the Pres office on his way to Wooster for the holiday He is now sports and correspondence editor of the Ravenna Record owned by the Dix family who operate the Wooster Daily Record.
Indianapolis report notes Harry L. Hopkins, Works Progress Administrator, telling the American Public Welfare Association he proposed a government pension for children handicapped by poverty. He says poor children deserve a fair start in life and are a major group needing help.
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