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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
4
Turning the pile two or three times a year improves compost quality. It can take a year or more to produce fine compost, though a rough usable product may emerge in less time.
Lace looms once used for fine lace now weave mesh nets for camouflage of tanks trucks and mobile guns, repurposed by industry to supply concealment fabric for military use.
The Earle W Melvin Standard Health Service at 256 North Pardee Street Wadsworth Ohio lists hours 10 to 12 M, 2 to 5 P M, evenings until 8, closed Saturdays and Sundays. Phone contact Wadsworth 2496.
The article urges all citizens to take a vacation yearly despite wartime constraints. It argues vacations restore energy, prevent burnout, and justify rest for both women and men. It suggests staying home may still offer renewal, using vacation time to tend gardens and reduce strain.
Rev Gehman leads Sunday School at 9 30 with morning worship at 10 30 noting The Transforming Christ sermon. Evening programs include The Witnessing Christian and special music with pastor speaking. Midweek praise and prayer and intercessory band meet in homes. July 2 Otterbein Bible class to lead Sunday evening service.
Dwight Brooker Davidson invites all to Bible school at 9 15 a m with classes for children youth and adults. Morning worship at 10 30 a m features The Disturbing Christ. Young People meet 6 30 p m with a Round Table led by Bob Bodager while Joan Britton Edward Lakemire and Tom Miller participate. Evening worship at 7 30 p m presents The Path of Life with music gospel and fellowship.
Morning worship and Bible school at 9 30 led by J C Schaefer superintendent. Communion at 10 15 with preaching by the pastor. Evening Christian Endeavor at 6 45 and evening worship at 7 36.
The United Brethren Church led by Pastor W. E. Price sponsors 9:30 Bible school with Isaac H. Bott as General Superintendent. 10:30 morning worship features the sermon Only Believe. 6:30 Three C. E. societies with the Senior group presenting The life of Christ in colored pictures. 7:30 evening worship follows.
The county health department of Wooster Ohio urges using vacation days for rest and health. A change of surroundings helps restore strength and well being and getting outdoors is important even if travel options are limited. The note emphasizes the value of taking time off and that travel is not prohibited.
Sunday activities include 9 30 Sunday School led by Sam Shank at First Church. Morning worship at 10 30 followed by 6 30 Young People meeting and 7 30 Evening worship. Wednesday features 7 30 Mid week prayer service.
The church lists Sunday School 10:00 a m Ed gar VanGilder is Superintendent Young people meet at 7:00 Juniors 7:00 Worship services Sunday evening 7:30 Mid week 7:30 A radio broadcast airs 7:45 a m each Sunday on station WAKR Akron
St Anne’s Catholic Church announces Masses led by Father John T Farrell with a Sunday Mass at 8:00 a m and a high Mass at 10:00 a m for parishioners.
Pastor Albert Henry leads Unified services at 9 30 morning message 10 15 Sunday School 10 45 and Evening services at 6 30 and 7 30. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30.
Rev Carl Kessler leads 9 45 am Sunday School with Paul Handshue supervising Children of the Church at 11 00 am Worship Service at 11 00 am Luther League led by Dale Kratzer with Thelma Fulton as president. Devotional and social at Clyde Leatherman home near Medina. Brotherhood and Women's Missionary Society meet June 23 at 8 pm at Waltz's Grove.
The notice urges practical rationing and resource collection including saving gasoline, cans, waste paper, and fats to support the invasion. It calls for sharing rides, not using coupons improperly, trebling tank production, and directing citizens to salvage drives led by Boy Scouts with local depot pickups and county coordination.
Lands and parts of lots forfeited to the State for non payment of taxes will be offered for sale at 9:00 A M on June 30 1944. The sale may be adjourned from day to day until all parcels are disposed of.
Wayne County lagging in the Fifth War Loan Drive while battle fronts show soldiers not lagging. Citizens urged to buy more bonds than ever before and do their part. Farm labor notes gasoline shortages for vacation driving and limited transportation affect guests this year.
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