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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
4
The Milton Presbyterian Church Ladies Auxiliary held an all day sewing session with members bringing their own sandwiches and desserts provided by four members. A business meeting followed. The annual picnic with the Sunday School is scheduled for July 19 at Central Park, with another sewing meeting at City Halls on July 5 at 10 o’clock for the bazaar.
The American Legion Auxiliary met on Monday evening June 25 in their rooms. They voted to send $10 to the amputees in a U S Naval hospital and planned a steak roast to be held in August.
The Missionary Interest Circle of Milton Presbyterian Church met at Mrs Joseph Haldiman’s home on June 25. They voted to send five dollars to the Leper Colony and heard readings from Miss Minnie Lendy and Mrs V A Garver. Hostess served refreshments to nine members. Next meeting scheduled for July 30 at Mrs L L Lance’s home.
Rittman Garden Club met at Mrs. Fred Foerstner’s home with vice president presiding. Guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beck of Seville spoke on Earthworms and critiqued flower arrangements. Next meeting set for July 24 at the Osborne home for a garden picnic.
The birthday club met on Friday June 22 with Mrs Neal Bellomy for an all day party in celebration of her birthday anniversary. She received many lovely gifts. At noon a delicious dinner was served to
Rev and Mrs C E First hosted a dinner party Sunday to honor their son Pfc C L First. A lawn picnic served 36 attendees including 11 children seven grandchildren Mrs Harvey Studer and eight Studer relatives. The family plans a 10 day Kokomo Indiana visit before Pfc First returns to Thayer General Hospital Nashville Tennessee for two operations.
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