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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
10
Probate Judge of the county publishes a legal notice in The Rittman Press listing an appointment action. The notice appears in the June issues on the 15th 22nd and 29th.
Rehearsals for the First Brethren church Children's Day program are underway with committees named for the event. Nearby Grange and Garden Club activities, campus commencements, hospital visits, and family travels are noted among a roundup of community happenings in Wooster and Rittman.
Ohio apple growers anticipate a large 1939 crop though below 1937 peak. At the Columbus meeting they plan contracts to fund an advertising campaign, distribution through stores, and statewide meetings to promote apples as the King of Fruits. The Ohio Apple Institute president and officers voice quality and education efforts while chains and independents back marketing plans.
Oklahoma City Beem Town Oklahoma City opened for settlement on April 2 1889. By nightfall the town housed about ten thousand people under tents signaling rapid growth and a burst of activity.
Miss Lula Barnhart attends the funeral for her uncle Sam Hoffman of Barberton last Monday. Hoffman was born and raised in Sterling before taking up a hardware business in Barberton. Rev and Mrs John Squires moved into Mayland Hartzler property on Main Street. Rev and Mrs A E Grubb visited Hastings Mich with son Virgil Grubbs’ family. Hart had Sunday visitors Thurman Shook of Akron. Mary Ann Bachman becomes bookkeeper at Malbach General Store. Donnabelle Glessner of New London spends summer in Cord Valentine Tamer. Commentary notes hog mortgage doubts as China leads global numbers and poverty reports from the Orient are questioned.
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