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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
7
Local column lists Sunday guests including Ella Gustar and Paul from Canton, Charles Becker from Wadworth, Clyde Hecker from Ak sat, and more. Also notes tours to New England starting June 24, births, new pastors arriving, and other community exchanges.
Notices announce proceedings in the Wayne County Ohio Common Pleas Court case 33281 regarding the Board of Education of Rittman Exempted Village School District versus Deible heirs seeking title quieting. Probate actions appoint Sylva L. Walker administratrix of Mary C. Walker estate and Ray W. Palmer executor of Agnes Elvira Palmer estate. Claims deadline four months.
Considerable of the best soil in the upper Scioto Valley is now parked in the Griggs and O'Shaughnessy reservoirs built to furnish water storage for sloping farm lands that would have kept city of Columbus. More grass oo
Adla Tablets offer quick relief from acid stomach indigestion and heartburn due to excess acidity. If not satisfied, money is refunded by A. H. Thomas, druggist.
Juvenile Grange program Friday June 17 features recitations by Epa Maw Flath and Anna Mae Wirth, group singing, and Frances Simpson monthly report. Garden club regional meeting in Wooster drew over 100 attendees with tours of James Taylor and Harry Scott gardens, gully landscape shows, and interest in hosting next year.
The Women s Missionary Society met at the church Tuesday with a program committee including Mrs George Steele and others. активности attendees listed include Mr and Mrs George Steele, Mr and Mrs Clayton Lance, Wilson Steele, and Ld Lance. Wochen. Several residents and visitors were noted: Grange picnic at Wooster City Park, Miss Carrie Belchler hosted by Mrs C E Hoover in Medina, and Mrs Roy Sinclair visiting her parents in Wooster. Ruth Harris vacationing at Buckeye Lake, Adaline Nawson returning from time with daughter, Mrs Mac Armstrong. I W Maibach back from Jess Isaly visit in Mansfield. Helen Miller, with James Miller, to attend Ashland College camp at Lake Geneva Wis. Carl Ubler and Forest Mongey visited, Mindle Fisely staying in Mansfield, and Fred Rufner, Russell Repp, Elsie Rufner from Akron enjoyed Cincinnati sights.
Mrs Franklin Doncossvelr discusses the push to shorten working years and discharge workers over forty five. She urges organized policies to keep experienced workers employed and notes pensions may impact older labor. Mrs Roosevelt cautions the machine age challenges remain unresolved.
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