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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
8
Sabbath School led by R. V. Fredrick at 9 30 a m. Morning worship at 10 00 a m. Evening service at 7 00 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 20 p m led by J H Brown. Choir practice Thursday at 8 30 p m led by Co M Spade Thorister.
Sabbath School at 9:00 morning service at 10:00 Junior Endeavor 2:00 Senior Endeavor 6:30 evening service 7:30 prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 pm.
The article records morning and evening sermons by Pastor Mozart at the Presbyterian church. He emphasizes Christian unity and warns against Unitarian views while lecturing on unity as in music and nature. The evening sermon, The Seen and the Unseen, cites Hebrews 11 27. The piece notes upcoming services and Chan Tauqua arrangements.
Pastor N P Wimmer announces starting Sunday and alternate Sundays with morning and evening services at the Maccabee Hall Realty Block. Morning services at 10 a m. evening services at Mared time. standard time noted. Everybody is welcome.
St. Ann's Church in Rittman announces mass on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Parishioners are advised to attend these regular services at the church location.
The column lists wants for calves aged 3 to 9 days with price offers to John Fonalman in Doylestown Ohio, a furnished room with board for rent, a Jewel Cook stove and Wonder Washer for sale, and turkey eggs for hatching plus a brood sow offered by M W & O. Additional ads include a room rental on First Street and a mis-spelled notice for equipment and a telephone contact.
An ad asserts deafness results from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and promises a $100 reward for any deafness due to catarrh that cannot be cured by Hal's Catarrh Cure. It urges readers to bend for circulars and lists Druggists and The Take Stalls Family Pills for constipation.
Fragmented correspondence and scattered names describe a tangled ledger of people and places. Mentions of Mire Gareveg Hardy Walter Peg peerent Mirador and Mircea Ma appear amid garbled lines and stray references to meetings and events.
A dissolved partnership notice states the firm Preys Publishing is ending its business relation between John Bl Hickin and Cinna W Hoover by mutual consent. The document notes all outstanding obligations and debts are to be settled. Dated June 7, 1916.
The article details the start of the excursion season from Doylestown and nearby ports onto the Great Lakes. It mentions boat routes, timings, and local travel enthusiasm.
Fragmented OCR text shows a public notice to property owners about an open fraud risk and a call to attend a meeting or respond by a deadline. It mentions publication in local papers and references city or town papers and daily notices. The readable portions emphasize watchfulness and official action regarding property affairs.
Dr R P Shepherd Chautauqua lecturer pleads for efficiency in community growth and settlement. Bankers and merchants report his work as extraordinary at Troy and Washington Court House. The Troy event featured his talk titled Bidents and Democracy and emphasized value of growth for the community.
A damaged text describes a liquid compound for dyeing faded grass with low cost. It claims to darken grass without stickiness or greasiness and to remove pale tones. notes potential safety or application concerns with unclear details.
The Press expresses thanks for the kindness shown by Bethel View neighbors who gathered at one place to help after the party organized by Mr Dulshobn. The community’s generosity and support are warmly acknowledged.
The notice advertises corset services by Mrs Walter Long of North Second Street, offering Spirella Stay and Corset boning options. It mentions stock and fittings but includes garbled text indicating a sale or ledger of items and charges for measurements and fittings.
An ordinance requires a public affairs board to provide a surety bond of at least two hundred dollars for all required duties. The bond must be signed by a legally authorized surety company and filed with the village clerk for appraisal by the mayor. The document references Ohio law and a village official.
An ordinance fixes the water works superintendent's pay at 75 dollars per month for the time employed and sets clerk of the board pay at 15 dollars per month. details outline bond conditions and prior service considerations.
Readable fragments describe a farmer boys event with uncertain names and places. The text resequences a meeting or contest with mentions of press coverage and local observers, but key details remain unclear.
Warmer weather will prevail for most of the week in Cabins with a chance of local thundershowers likely Thursday or Friday.
Community notices indicate a public auction and a financial statement filed by Inter Ocean Life and Casualty Co of Springfield. The filing includes a $220,000 deposit with the State Auditor for protest of poll holders and references to a district act and office directions at 302 Second Natural Building Akron Ohio.
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