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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
8
Approximately 50 people enrolled in summer classes at St. Ann's Catholic Church. The sessions began Tuesday morning under Rev. J. Farrell and will run every Tuesday and Thursday until July 18.
Children attend Mass at eight o’clock and then receive religion instruction with Mr Farreta in charge of the catechism classes.
Miss Joy Weiss daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Weiss of Akron takes part in a review at Keith's venue. The article notes her participation and references her family background.
Former Rittman residents starred among dancing pupils at Keith's Palace Akron during a weekend review. Performers displayed extraordinary ability and wore beautiful costumes in the presentation.
Rainfall last week pushed Wayne County's June total to about four inches, the heaviest for June since 1928 per Ohio Experiment Station reports. The month exceeds the local June average of 3.81 inches by nearly an inch.
Rainfall from fall helps county recover from long drought. Weather officials say inches of precipitation reduce drought arrears and improve soil and water reserves.
Brethren church members will forgo Sunday morning services to attend a picnic dinner at Camp Crag. The semi annual Communion will be observed at the evening service. Rev E B Niswonger leads camp instruction with Willard Hilty assisting. Three local boys Richard Houck Russell Welch and Robert West attend.
Final plans for the second session of home hygiene classes conducted by the Red Grass will be made Saturday afternoon when county chairmen meet at the Peoples Savings and Loan Co with Miss Katherine Cameron at two o'clock. Mrs John Baldwin chairs in Rittman and instructions are given in care of the sick and personal hygiene. Women should contact their local chairman in northeastern Wayne county. the chairmen are Mrs Cleckner Doylestown Mrs Harley Cofferreston and Mrs Mary E Iminel Klein of Marshallville.
The United Brethren church held its annual fellowship dinner Friday evening welcoming 64 new members. About 180 attended, with remarks from Dr J H Dutton of First United Brethren Akron and a gospel quartet. Delegates were elected to the Beach City conference, and financial reports showed a solid year.
The Relief Administration reports that drought forced purchases and pur chase programs by AAA conserved nearly one million pounds of meat for relief distribution last year.
Mr and Mrs W Springer and sons visited in the ME Springer and Ted Chestown homes at Lakeville. Miss Lillian Soulds was visiting relatives at Steubenville. Mr and Mrs Harry Yergin were of the...
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