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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
The article reports on the Farm Credit Administration funding and debt figures. It notes state and county tax relief, short term credit needs for farmers, and emergency crop loan fund support. It also mentions 3600 credit unions and rising demand for farm land reflected in US Land banks selling 3,664 farms in six months.
Funeral services for Dr Harry K. Hard died Monday of pneumonia at his home in Seville were held Wednesday at his home with burial in Medina. Knights Templar of Medina county assisted. Rev J T Brereton and Rev Toney officiated. A Western Reserve Medical College graduate of 1898 he practiced 30 years in Seville Medina and Spencer and played clarinet with the Cleveland Symphony predecessor group. Surviving are his widow and an alster.
Doylestown's Village Council met Thursday evening to transact routine business and arrange a village canvass to count residents in favor of installing a sewage system.
Miss Ruth Elizabeth Hower of Doylestown to wed Johnson Carr on Ives of Miami Florida in July at the home of her parents. The wedding ends a romance started last winter when Miss Hower was in Florida serving as secretary to Harvey S Firestone.
The Doylestown Girls 4-H club met with Helen Dulabahn on Friday afternoon to set meeting dates for the first and third Fridays of each month. Olive Lepley to host in July 1965. New officers include President Jane McCartney Secretary Vonda Webber Recreation leaders Hilda Webber and Olive Lepley News reporter Jane Dulabahn.
John Riise left Saturday for Corpus Christi Texas where his father has been in hospital since April 17. Riise has improved considerably in the past weeks and hopes to accompany his son back to Doylestown. House guest of Mrs B E Seaver is Emilie Cass registrar at Rolling College in Winter Park Florida Chapter hosts Miss Cornelia Fulton and Mrs Emma Wener who visited Sunday with family members.
Miss Margaret Leihserth of Can y visits her relatives Mr w and Mrs N J Let orth. The American Legion session at the Feederichsburg home hosts a design of social gatherings. Walter Curl is referenced in a wedding note with Mrs Ray mori-1, while July week plans include hygiene and rifle instruction and a club supper at Foraker grove with dinner at the legion rooms.
Ordinance No 1180 transfers funds within the Village of Rittman Ohio from Repairs to Building 20000 Pipe Extensions 1400 Meters 260 New Machinery 43400 Contingent 451600 to the Water Works Improvement Fund to finance plant improvements. The ordinance takes effect at the earliest legal time. passed June 12 1935.
Village of Rittman passes an ordinance to install two new 100 watt street lights. One at the north end of Wright Street and another at Salt Street and South Main Street intersection. Law takes effect at the earliest allowed date. Passed June 12, 1936. Public notices June 20 and 27.
The Village of Rittman council passes June 12 1935 ordinance authorizing The Reserve Power and Light Co to group electrical current charges for all Village departments into one statement. Attestations dated June 20 27 1935. Also sheriff sale notice for Wayne County Ohio real estate in Rittman. Auction set for July 18 1936 at Wooster Court House. Property details include lot numbers 793 794 in Hickin Wilson Addition. Estimated price listed at 1900 dollars.
Wayne County borrowers are advised they can obtain 57560 in loans through the Ashland Production Credit Association. The article notes new loan methods and improved services facilitated by cooperative associations, with funds secured by chattel mortgages and backed by federal credit programs.
Ohio State University reports from rural economics records show large farms with more livestock earn higher profits, while crop yields do not reliably predict profitability. Improvements in farm equipment, more chicks and livestock purchases, higher prices, increased feed and fertilizer use, and rising outside income all contributed to a four percent return on farm investment.
Extension entomologist at Ohio State University Wayne County June 10 reports 1 to 125 chinch bugs per three feet of drill row in wheat fields with an average of 30 bugs, signaling a potential outbreak risk for corn as June progresses.
Parks warns that bags likely to develop during late June and early July will leave fields near harvest, risking damage to adjoining corn and wheat. Late corn growth may create danger due to large size and migration timing of the pests.
Ordinance 1179 amends Ordinance 1186 to appropriate 6000 dollars from the Water Fund to Contingent Fund, increasing the Water Fund total to 19034.05 dollars. Declares emergency to protect aquatic health and ensure safe water supply. Passed June 12, 1936.
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