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Newspaper

The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

6

Love and Debt Tie A London Wedding in a Carriage

In a London house Raymond Dabney courts Crystal Wetherby while Claude Dabney seeks a payday. Debt collectors arrive as Crystal prepares to marry Claude, but Raymond reveals he bought her debts with Claude's money. Crystal ends up in a moving van with Raymond, embracing a future as Mrs Dabney Ferguson.

Raymond Dabney Crystal Wetherby London Jenkins Hini Ag Crystal Raymond Claude Father Briyahone Rose Garden Ams us_carabla Clara Dabney Mr. Jenkins Sin'am Mrs. Dabney Mrs. Burns Katharine Burns Lord Carstairs Ferguson

Graduation Day At Sts Peter and Paul’s School

Sts Peter and Paul’s school in Doylestown holds graduation with an 8 am High Mass sung by graduates. The students perform a play Tomorrow and present songs and drills in the LaSalle autumn program. Diplomas will be given by Pastor John H Frey to Lois John Werner, Robert Whitman, Robert Waldron, Edward Ziemermag, Ralph Pet Woliam Huth, Victor Steiner, and John Slots.

STS. Peter and Paul's Tommy LaSalle Auturun Analus Hey John H Frey Lois John Werner Robert Whitman Robert—Waldron Edward Ziemermag Ralph Pet Woliam Huth Victor Steiner A John Slots

Talking While Driving Warns Of Real Road Dangers

The piece argues that conversing while driving is dangerous and distracts from focusing on the road. It stresses that driving requires full attention and discourages debates or other diversions during travel.

Memorial Day Services Draw Large Crowd in Creston

A Creston memorial day program drew a sizable attendance with services held in the town auditorium on Sunday. The event featured community participation and a formal tribute to the day’s significance.

Swere Rpartlel

Franks Resigns from Plank Elevator for Mansfeld Reformitory

George Franks, salesman for Plank Elevator, resigns effective today to take a position at Mansfeld reformatory. He will begin duties June 1. Mrs Franks and children will stay in Creston for now.

George Franks Plank Elevator Company Franks Mansfeld Reformatory

Missionary society meeting in Jackson church parlors

Ladies hosted the missionary society gathering with a potluck dinner and Bible topics on Africa Latin America and Spanish speaking people in the United States. The group planned a Mother-Daughter Banquet for June 16 and noted a student Herbert Grether achieving a 99 percent biology final.

Ed Bowman Cyrus Fetzer O. G. Pinkley Meeting of Missionary Society Jackson Church D. EL MeHvaine Africa John Henry Sesson D. E. McIlvaine Marcus Grether United States Mina Scott Alma Sleeth J. Lichty Latin America C. C. Cockrell Banduet

Mrs Kidd Dies After Long Illness at Seville Home

Assisted by the Rev. W S Plough Mrs Kidd died at her daughter Mrs Marie Steele’s home in Seville after a long illness. She leaves two granddaughters two sisters and one brother. Burial was in Creston cemetery.

W. S. Plough

Nominations for Women of the Moose officers named

At the regular meeting last Wednesday evening Women of the Moose members nominated officers for the coming year. Presiding was Mrs. B. M. Foster with nominations including Senior Regent Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Carl Slater, Junior Regent Mrs. Ira Sonne-decker, Recorder Mrs. Warren Knepp, Treasurer Mrs. Cuff, Chaplain Mrs. Jesse Broom All. Election set for Wednesday, June 9.

Women of the Moose B. M. Foster Foster Carl Slater Ira Sonnedecker Warren Knepp Cuff, Bachtel Jesse Broomall

Ever Ready Class Meets at Presbyterian Church Event

The Ever Ready Class gathered at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening May 26 at the Romich home. Mrs. Howard Knepp opened the worship service and Miss Doris McTivaine presented the subject.

Presbyterian Church Aas

Famous Women and Community Activities Noted

Florence Nightingale Clara Burton and Madame Curie were discussed at a meeting. Plans for lunch at the late Mr Cole’s antique sale were set by a group including Mrs Art Repp and several others. The June class party will be at Hiway Fish House. A quilting party followed at Mrs A Younker’s home with a picnic lunch.

Florence Night- Ingale Clara Burton Madame Curle Art Repp Mr. Cole Frank McIntire Ruby Earl Howard Knepp Russell Repp Boris McIlvaine Hiway Fish House Medina James Lee

White Brings All Movie Work Here

Mr White and Mrs White parents of R L White the Ritts Theatre manager moved from Grafton to Rittman living in Fisher apartment on the Square He will assist his son in managing the theatre here R L White may close the Dians Theatre at Grafton which he has managed for years He finds the Rittman project large enough to occupy all his time and relocate his family this week He rented a house in Grant street and has three children in school

CL. White Mrs. White R. L. White Ritts Theatre Rittman Grafton Fisher The Square Mr. White R.L. White Dians Theatre Grant St

Community newspaper seeks subscribers in Rittman

The Rittman Press invites readers to join its subscriber base and feel included in the local paper. The message emphasizes community service and advertising while urging support from residents.

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Golf Finally Tops Class Schedule at Kent State

Kent State University gym instructors allowed students to substitute golf for regular classes, illustrating golf’s rise as a popular American sport. The move signals growing acceptance of golf as a widely played activity among students.

America Kent State University

Marysville 4-H to Hold First Fat Lamb Show

Union County 4-H boys stage Ohio’s first fat lamb show in Marysville on Tuesday June 15. Twenty two boys expect to exhibit sixty lambs judged by L A Kauffman of Columbus and L K Bear of Ohio State University.

Nion County Ohio Marysville L. G. Brubaker L. A. Kauffman Columbus L. K. Bear Ohio State University

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