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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
5
Creston and Vicinity church listings show Church of God led by Pastor W. S. Plough with Sunday school at 9 20 a m and preaching at 10 00 a m and 7 45 p m. Epworth League and prayer services noted. Creston Jackson Stockhart listed with addresses and hours. Harvest Festival mentioned with a 4 30 a m Sunday school? and a sermon at 11 a m. invitations extended for visitors.
Charles Myers the son of P Myers of Creston died of a heart attack at Overton Bethel church Friday after a one day illness. He was 80 and died at his Overton home Wednesday. Survived by wife Emma and five children Mrs M V Ritter Burpank Mrs Walter Withrow Wooster Charles Myers West Joseph and Frank Myers Odeon. There are six grandchildren.
Canaan Grange hosts a penic on Wednesday June 21 at Wooster City Park with Earl Hoising ton Eleanor Giffen and Carl Pitk ley appointed to provide games and contests for attendees.
Walter Schar and Miss Mary Lawton were married at 2 30 p m Wednesday June 134 at the Presby- ceremony details indicate a formal wedding setting with family and friends in attendance.
Mrs Sehar, daughter of the North of center area, is connected with a large dairy farm and boxboard factory in the Creston region. Mr Sehar hails from Tylinhaven, Washington, and has worked at the boxboard factory for some time. Previously they lived south of Creston.
ADEW and a second hand furniture store are set to open soon in the Anna Hostetler block Crestoa, expanding local retail options. The plan reflects ongoing development in the Crestoa area with new business activity and potential job opportunities.
Local residents Mr and Mrs c and Mry Stanley moved to Chinpewa Lake for the summer. Kent University hosted an eradication exercises visit. Rev Haley and family near Ashland. Dennis reunion at Ashland. Church of God evangelistic services concluded. Rev Ralph Poole from Webster County spoke. Dorothy Owen fell in Cleveland breaking a leg and was hospitalized in Huron.
The wedding of Mise Josephine Stanger of Doylestown and Martin Krames of Barberton will be held at Saint Paul’s Church, with the couple to reside at their newly furnished home on Herron.
Sourad Dather was taken suddenly Monday morning near Hig Howe on Church Street and admitted to Citizens Hospital in Barberton for appendicitis. He is doing well at present and hopes for a speedy recovery.
A large snake was killed in the afternoon on the front lawn of John Rise's residence as described by Ed Dxtnnemiter. The incident involved a hive racer snake and occurred on the day.
Cleckner's Restaurant and the Pomme Mitter-Rushe Electric Co announce a formal opening will be held Saturday evening June. A reception and meal will be served with entertainment provided.
Mrs Helen Danrets heads the primary department of the Daily Vacation Bible School with Mrs A Reid and Nancy Daniels assisting. Rev Reid will supervise the Junior Intermediate section. Each group will begin with worship, include Bible stories hymns and supervised outdoor recreation if weather allows, and end with a landavork class. No admission charge, but donations may be requested to cover materials. At term end an exhibition and certificates follow. no admission fee but an offering will be taken.
Extension specialist R D Lewe of Ohio State University urges early cutting to save leaves and boost quality. First alfalfa cutting is June 3 in southern Ohio and later in the northeast, with optimal yields of hay and protein between these dates. mowing begins when alfalfa is about half in bloom.
In Ohio reports indicate medium red clover is 10 days to two weeks later than optimal for maximum yield and protein. Alsike clover lacks a clear cutting stage and should be cut about the same time as medium red clover, based on Columbus comparisons.
The Wadsworth American Legion Post No. 0 formally dedicated its new hall on Friday with auxiliary officers and state presidents present. The ceremony highlighted the Legion’s principles of justice, freedom, and democracy and featured remarks by Frank Illard and Mrs Agnes Merritt. A later schedule noted a three week session and events tied to local organizations and a show listing at the Kinderarten Work for the first two days.
Otterbein Emilie Seas ver and John Rilse from Wooster Wil lard McCartnes Qhin State Will am McKinney and Virgil Watkins of Wittenberg Huth McKinney and Mary Elizabeth Werner join St Lukes hospital trainee in Cleveland for a short stay in Akron training context
Miss Gertrude Warner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joh Worner, graduates from Our Lady of Elina School in Akron on Monday June 12 and plans to enter the Dominican Order. Vows and rites are to be held at St Bernard's Church in Akron on June 17 at 9 30 with Bishop Joseph Schrembs presiding.
Doylestown locals report Young Men's Sodality hosts Young Women's Sodality on Monday with a welter roast. Altit society of Ss Peter and Paul's church plans a garden party next Thursday. I.O.O.F. and Rebekah lodge hold memorial service Tuesday June 13. Rev Hy L Urley of Windarworth to give the address. Doylestown hand opened season with a concert featuring Victor Bachman Gerald Benner Glenn Weller and Floyd Hershey. Local boys in training camp at Camp Knox Ky for the reforestation army. Mr and Mrs N J Leiberth visiting Canton. Albert Hanes appointed to a vacancy in the local fire department. Holy Name Society organizing a baseball team inviting congregants to join. Attending Sunday dinner were Mys and Mrs Alan W Fish and family and others from Cleveland and Orrville.
A short Sunday talk urges Christians to win the world by embracing all in society. The speaker advocates associating with publicans and sinners, challenging the idea of avoiding non Christians in business or daily life. He recalls Christ’s example of mercy and fellowship with Judas Iscariot and those outside the faith.
The high school hosted a Saturday meeting presided by Paul Maibach with new class members welcomed and a program including singing directed by Ebick and readings by Neff and others. A humorous speech was given as part of the agenda with officers and committees named.
A village notice spreads across Sterling locals recalling weekend visits, youth graduations, and church events. Residents from Braley Akron and Wooster attend gatherings while schools and colleges in Ohio remain referenced through student movements and home visits.
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