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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1939
Page
2
Early in the season focus on soft light and simple backgrounds to highlight blooms. Use a focusing or portrait-attached camera for close ups, place the subject at about three feet with proper lens openings, and film choices vary from high speed to fine grain for sharp enlargements. Position the camera at flower level with side light, avoid direct sun on the lens, and build an album of pleasant flower photos this summer.
Rittman residents Rev and Mrs Albert Henry Clifford Noble and Donald Thonen Lillian Ramsler and Lolita Reichenbach plan to travel to Anderson Indiana for the International Camp Meeting of the Church of God. Harold Edwards of Akron will deliver the Sunday message and a brother will perform special musical numbers. The group expects a vital message and inspiration for attendees.
Mary Margaret McBride argues in Cosmopolitan June that lasting marriages arise from an unalterable mutual desire to live together until death and build a home for children. She recalls witnessing diverse weddings and stresses that success relies on the couple’s emotion and effort rather than outside fortune.
Director Sammy Let and stars Emmett Wogan Grace Stafford appear in a peculiar new subject by Metro Coldwyn Mayer as they examine a basket of goobers. The piece hints at the quirky characteristics forming Tue Greener Hills plot.
A dress preview highlights a dotted swiss frock trimmed with rickrack and ruffles for a young girl's first rites, featured in Good Housekeeping Magazine for June. The text also references the first silver dollar coinage of 1793 and notes on penguin behavior, though details are fragmented.
A brief note defines the Hippocratic oath as a pledge of professional ethics taken by graduates of medical schools, highlighting its role in guiding patient care and professional conduct.
Early-cut hay yields the highest feeding value and lowers feed costs by supplying much of the herd’s protein from forage. The June Good Housekeeping issue features summer fashion in dotted swiss with Wallace edging on collars and cuffs and a matching parasol. The will of Benjamin Oberholtzer directs equal division of his estate among wife Clars, Victoria Oberholtzer, and four children Bertha Smith, Ray, Ernest, and John. dated August 22, 1933.
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