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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
7
Green Beans in Tomato Sauce combines green beans with a tomato based sauce baked slowly in a greased casserole dish. The Green and White Cocktail mixes banana grapefruit juice segments mint and fruit to chill for a first course color themed serving.
Citizens push a four to five mile improvement from Marshallville to Easton via a no petition process. Ralph A Kosier seeks names for a beneficial petition to avoid western travel when routes 94 and 64 are poor. The west Marshallville road half resurfaced with one half cement. No reactors found in recent cattle tuberculin tests in Baughman and Chippewa townships. Dr Way of Trumbull County notes cattle testing activity and move to Wooster then Wadsworth. Adrian Victor Krites joins Ohio Department of Highways.
Near New Philadelphia Ohio a recreated 187 year old wilderness hamlet named Schoenbrunn showcases crude log cabins and handmade furniture illustrating early frontier life. The site marks Moravian Delaware settlement leaders John Hecknwelder and David Zelsberger, and a monument honors the 1782 massacre at Gnadenhutten amid Revolutionary War pressures.
WPA workers in Wayne County faced summer safety measures including wearing shirts and hats on job sites. Salt tablets were encouraged with five heat prostration cases on over 53 000 workers. Two cases involved salt tablet refusal and two ignored shirt and hat rules. Poison ivy and poison oak were addressed with yellow soap per Army Engineers. Wildlife writer Van Coevering notes outdoor writing rising in newspapers.
Outdoor recreation is described as a reaction to nature by Detroit writer Jack Van Coeyering. The piece argues that fishing elevates the fisherman's status beyond the village.
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