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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
8
The community celebrated the parsonage dedication conducted by Rev. J H Patterson with assistance from several ministers. Addresses were praised for sound advice and logic, with singing led by Prof. Reed. The project met its financial goal quickly and adds a valuable citywide asset.
Reverend John B Hobart leads a Sunday School at 9:00 a m and a church service at 10:00 a m. An evening service follows at 7:00 p m with a Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 7:00 p m. Church Endeavor meets at 6:00 p m.
St Ann's Catholic Church announces a 9:30 a.m. mass time with services on the standard time and the third Sunday of each month. The announcement notes regular monthly schedule for parish worship.
SW LUISLEY Pasion announces Bible School Sunday led by Prof H Neff Superintendent Preaching at 10 00 a m Sunday 7 00 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 00 p m E T Boone class leader church services 1st and 3rd Sundays at 10 30 a m J W Regeir pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Peter Krabill Superintendent Everyone invited to attend these services.
Doylestown residents hosted relatives from Wooster Akron Cleveland and Barberton for weekend visits. Memorial services were held at Sts Peter and Paul Catholic church for St Bernard's Branch 20 CMBA members. Local residents shared time with family and friends including Mr and Mrs Henry Gardner and Mrs Mary Petit.
Mr Oliver Shisler of West Salem visited his brother Rev W A Shisler in Marshallville. Mrs John Weimer and son Don visited Orrville. Albert Bachman and daughter from Canal Winchester stayed with Mrs Bachman. A Sunday school convention and meetings occurred at local churches. A Bricker livery horse was badly injured in a collision near Marshallville. Eva Bevington left for Ravenna to visit parents. Joseph Gehres of Akron stayed with his mother.
June reports of visits and guests in several households including Mr and Mrs Cleveland Karsh of Fredericksburg Mrs D E Kauffman at Fountain Hill Mrs John Wirth. Social calls also note a Stark county Rich Ramseyer reunion and a Paris professional visit by Dr P E Liechty.
Sylvester Schrantz of Illinois and A A Schultz of Rittman called at the homes of Jacob Bauman on Friday. Jacob Bauman and wife visited N E Adams at Easton Sunday. Mr and Mrs C F Dulabahn of Hartville Ohio spent the weekend with his brother L J Dulabahn. Rev Edwin Koppes is very ill and his friends are anxious.
Chas. Walker nears completion of a new barn. Wm. Fixler bought a Baker windmill to install waterworks in house and barn. Carl Bauman visited Sunday. Lutheran church vacancy at Barberton leads Rev Weatenberger to discontinue Acinea services and preach in Barberton. Ray Leatherman owns a motor cycle. Dr William Krieder of Goshen Indiana visits his mother and relatives.
June 9 social roundup lists visits and gatherings across New Holland Barberton and nearby communities. Names include Brenner Bodager Bodager Steiner Hartzler Bauman Kauffman and Stinson with events in Marshallville Sterling Wooster Akron and Sterling. Community members sharing visits, business calls and family time through the week.
Miss Florence Myers of Doylestown spent Sunday with Miss Edith Brillhart. Mr and Mrs C F Mann plan to Bethany for their sister Elva Manns commencement. Rev and Mrs Heavien and two children attended a Montrose Sunday school convention. Mrs Gunsaulis of Wadsworth visited Easton last week. A crowd from Easton and vicinity visited C Barber farm Sunday. The Children Day exercises at the U B church are set for Sunday evening. Misses Ethel Arter of Indiana Florence and Elvira Smith of Wadsworth visited Lela and Mae Adams Friday. The Petit family reunion will be at Christ Cable home Milton Center Thursday June 12.
Market brief records oats corn and rye price quotes with notes on supply quality and regional trading floor movements. Wool commodity mentions appear as a secondary item with limited detail.
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