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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
5
The Creston area churches list Sunday school times and worship services. Creston Church of God notes services with Rev W I Plough including evangelistic and youth meetings. First Baptist has Rev G L Bohnert with morning worship. Presbyterian in Creston Jackson lists sermons, Sunday school, and Children’s Day program.
The Methodist church presented a Children’s Day play Sunday evening featuring Jean Boor as Prilia the Gypsy girl and Miss Jillian Kirchner directing. Cast members performed Welcome speech by Russell Jacquay and recitations by Jack Ditch Phyllis Means Norma Sonnedecker Alice Marie Slater Laurence Slater Anita Jacquay Carolyn Jean Montgomery Buddy Bricker and Jean Bealard. Vocal solo by Donald Sonnedecker and other pieces included What I Can and What Jesus Loves Me.
A provided program lists student performances including Joanne Plank with a flower piece on Aedatoneae class and recitations. Ed ith Means presents What Am I, Althea f Hatey performs Out For a Walk, Bet features a taarne duet by the Mike- Sell sisters, and Leroy Ha ley along with Dickie Brooks offer vocal solos. The program closes with offerings like Hushed Into Silence and a brief benediction.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Jackson Presbyterian Church conducts an all-day gathering in the church parlors. James Vernon Fetzer Howard Herman Robert Rugh and W W Shumaker lead during dinner hour. Mrs William Gantz and Mrs Nellis Linters preside over sessions with Mrs Zero Regié and Mrs Frank Schaaf addressing devotional and national missions topics.
Saturday wedding at the Seville home of Mrs. Rosalia Daniels joined her daughter Garolynn Daniels to Ralph Schwam the Seville Mayor. Rev George Cross of Akron performed the ceremony. The couple plans a short honeymoon and will reside in the Daniels home.
A brief Women’s Christian Temperance Union session was held Wednesday evening at Mrs. Frank Leggett’s home on Flower Mission day. Flowers were contributed for Hiera’s pets and the sick. The next meeting plans include a picnic day.
The Creston area reports a Busy week with 4 H club Bays meeting at a Canaan home and visits by Mr and Mrs R J Pharm from Mair Hein Pa. and other locals attending reunions World’s Fair travels and college terms. Mrs Whonsettler and families hosted guests while events include the Walter Scott club, a children’s program at Greatton church and a Wells family reunion upcoming in Dover.
The disease control plan for cucumbers and musk melons involves insect spread by striped and spotted cucumber beetles and aphids. Protect seedlings with dusts of gypsum and calcium arsenate and begin a spray program early with a weak Bordeaux mix to combat early vine diseases.
The ad touts A VOL as a pleasant non narcotic remedy for nervousness pain and low mood in women. It claims quick relief without heart depression and notes safe use by workers in factories offices and shops. Cautions against inferior substitutes urge buyers to ensure genuine A VOL.
Perfect weather drew a crowd to the Peter and Paul altar society party in Doylestown. Two tables of games and bridge were played under trees in the parish yard. Attractive prizes and refreshments added to the appeal as Mrs Kenneth Raughman led the event.
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society will meet this evening at the home of Miss Florence Shanks to discuss "Missionary Education in Church Through Activities" with Mrs Laur Harlet as leader.
A scheduled meeting at the uM Rk Ladies ATU was postponed. The notice references the Daily Vacation exhibit event and its relation to the school program.
Mrs. Herman Dayne entertained the Mothers' club of Poylestown at her daughter Mag. Robert Blake's Wooster home Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Taylor of Wooster and Mrs. George Hardgave. The program featured a hood solo by Mrs. B K Seaver, reading by Mrs. Ray Harrison, vocal solos by Mrs. E B Sharp, a paper by Mrs. I A Barnett, piano numbers by Miss Elizabeth Ill and readings by Miss Mary Frances Mongey and others with a group of readings enjoyed by all.
Friday evening Doylestown Epworth League hosted an Institute Rally with attendees from Wooster Smithville and Dalton Leagues. Miss Gucille Mowry of Wooster led the program promoting attendance at the Lakeside Summer Institute. A Ruth Lowe vocal, a Tracy Dalton tombong, and a Bailie Seaver Elizabeth Hower piano duet highlighted the event. Rev Elliot of Dalton led the fellowship hour after refreshments. Fifty two young people attended showing strong interest in the institute.
The Daily Vacation Bible School ends this Friday with an evening program and exhibit. Admission is free but a silver offering will be taken. attendees include those who completed perfect attendance and factory work milestones as part of the daily program.
The Doylestown troop of the Noz class of the Methodist church appointed a committee to direct policies and programs for the scouts. Members include J. A Beck Fred Smith John Birkbeck Ernie Strole and H E B Jacks with L P Vinez serving as Scout Master for the coming years.
The Loyal Daughters class meets this evening at 8 o clock at the home of Maxine Speichler. Marjorie Rice will lead the devotional.
The instructions describe weekly applications of a spray mixture to fully grown plants with a 50 gallon batch. A lookout for mosaic and meson aphid is advised. If either pest appears, nicotine sulfate (Black Leaf 40) is added to the Bordeaux mixture at a ratio of 1 part nicotine to 600 parts spray, or 1 to 75 gallons. Nicotine can be mixed with water only and applied if desired.
Doylestown area items note El P Prease Gunton former Faifa Africa minister addressed at the Methodist church. Holy Communion observed Sunday at the Methodist church. Board meeting before Fourth Quarterly Conferences held Wednesday evening. Notices mention Mary Koehler’s recovery, Thelma Youngs Norma Brollier and others visiting relatives and attending tests in Chicago. Local families, moves, and social events listed.
Dr B Ty Edgington of the Ohio Expert Mount Station reports anti hog cholera serum can prevent the disease when used at proper ages. Treatments show reactions over 2 to 4 weeks and may cause general illness but severe reactions are rare. Timing around operations and diet changes affects recovery and food changes should be paced. In areas with infrequent cholera, delay may be justified until immediate danger exists.
Sterling C. P. Lindekamp leads United Brethren Sunday School with a patriotic program fused to postpone the Father’s Day event. George Steele directs selections including Our America and My Flag as congregations join in scripture readings and a benediction.
A Fort Lawrence camping trip by Boy Scout Troop 407 impressed leaders with orderly conduct and self-reliance. Troop members cooked meals, tended fires, and demonstrated camping skills under supervision. plans for another outing and recruitment of new members are underway. The group gathered at a church meeting Thursday evening for follow up.
Mrs Albert Rastorfer sustained a heavy injury when a hay loader collapsed on her head causing a scalp wound and several cuts. The accident left her unconscious and she received medical attention.
Sterling Cardinals softball team won two games from Akron on their home diamond Sunday with scores 2 to 0 and 6 to 1.
First game features Sterlinz aA Sinnett TM with O Lance against Akron Mossnar and Mirman. Second game lists Sterling Bitnett and Lance facing Akron Britron and Graham with details sparse.
The Milton garden club schedules a Monday evening meeting at the high school. The program includes flower arrangement demonstrations, a study of midsummer flowers, and a review of lawn and grass care from the experiment station. Mrs Haas Mer, Mrs Zooke, and Mrs Younker lead, with members asked to bring items for display.
Sterling residents attended a Brethren church district conference in Dayton. Several locals visited relatives and attended gatherings, with updates on medical convalescence and Sunday meals.
An advertisement highlights Dr A E Cole an osteopathic physician offering general practice with glasses fitting and night calls. It lists contact details at 3199 57 College St Wadaworth.
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