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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
2
A garbled text fragment references Mothers Day, a shared ritual, and emotional themes. It mentions a mother figure, a cross, and a sense of struggle. The legible parts imply personal reflection rather than a concrete news item.
May 27 she became the bride of Fredrick Rob mess on the Crtid Graits Nerz, Rivaman. The event led into a spring calendar of local social notes, with mentions of family, engagements, and upcoming community programs.
At Miller Home a community group marked the 25th week with a social session and tea. Joseph Wasiwil attended visiting her residence on Nece Siete Sirest, while Charles Siler appeared later at State Street for the event and served tea with cake and ice cream to guests.
The Extre Nous Club holds its final meeting of the series titled To Picnic in Park an eaidoor event. The gathering occurs Tuesday evening June éth :2 with Derk fee 6 mere Tees and Contre reports. Mrs. Berman Rohrer retires, guiding the remaining year’s transactions under her successor’s direction.
Faree Arts Cheb members will be entertained in the Grand Wiex residence of Mrs A J Tuccinardi. Miss Mary Exhel Cummings serves as assistant hostess. Mrs Avery Kinch will give a book review and Mrs Basil Hard grove presents a summarized account of the past year's meetings.
A chart shows point values for different popular sizes of items like chili tomato pulp puree and tomato sauce. It notes prices or points apply across sizes and mentions 4K LM and other abbreviations. The text is fragmented but indicates a pricing or point-value reference for grocery goods.
Members of the Melody Music Gish were entertained May 21 at the home of Mrs Harvetta Wood al Salt Street. Guests included the guest of honor and instructor Mrs i tHe chib. New members Miss Trogden and others received awards for high grades. Two piano duets by Mrs Norton and Mrs Woodall followed a business session and refreshments. Next meeting will be at Mary Lou Svigart's home on Sterling Avenue.
The Presbyterian Missionary Interest Circle met at Mrs Joseph Haldiman’s home with eight members. Miss Bermina Lendy led a program on Latin America, reading from Unforgetable Disciples and discussing Who Are The Latin Americans and Through The Eyes Of An Exile. Mrs V A Garver contributed readings from Latin America and Brazil is Calling. The June meeting will be at Mrs E R Alexander’s home.
Members of the Tuesday Contract Club and a guest Mrs A J Tuc cimard enjoyed hospitality at Mrs Pytm W Willams on Ganyard Street. For the contract evening M R Ritter won high score and Mrs Ralph Overholt took second. Mrs Ritter invited members to meet again in two weeks on Wednesday evening.
Mrs Don Jameson and Mrs Ralph Krabill host the Presbyterian Work Service Group meeting next Tuesday evening June 8 at Mrs P E Gilbert’s Grand View home. Snyder and son Bruce and Mrs Clarence Zwayer of Bryan visited, marking Bruce Snyder’s first birthday. Mrs C L Gordon attended Wonster on Tuesday for the wedding of Kathryn Marr formerly of Aitman.
A long readable personal notices section lists visitors and residents of Huntington, Lima, Port Clinton, Monroe, and nearby towns. Entries note guests, travel, family events, church gatherings, graduations, and weekend visits. Names include Mrs Nes, Mr and Mrs Trept, Ms Charte, and others visiting or hosting relatives and friends over recent weeks and upcoming summer plans.
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