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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
5
A string of weekend social visits and guest stays touch Akron Wadsworth Smithville Creston Shreve and Wooster. Neighbors and relatives from Miller Rich Haesteiler and Joyte families are listed hosting and visiting, with several out of town trips noted and a few illness and care arrangements mentioned.
The Woman's Missionary Association of the Ster text met in March at Otterbein Church. Officers for the coming year were elected. A playlet was presented and a quilt project for the home was discussed.
Mrs Emmet Addis serves as delegate from the Dalles town Methodist church to attend the annual conference held at Canton via the Pirate Methodist church from September 12 to September.
A police dog owned by George Serfass attacked seven year old Marjorie Hummel as she walked to her grandfather. The dog caused injuries under her right eye and required medical attention. The incident drew concern over police K9 handling and safety.
Mrs Tremont arrested on a charge, pleaded guilty, and remains jailed after failing to pay a fine. Court records note the Log Cabin incident and a Berestewit entry with Justice Van Nest presiding.
A woman was ordered to stand trial after a court appearance. She was committed to the county jail for failure to pay fines, with the record noting the disposition and pending proceedings.
Doylestown residents report Misa Margaret Letberth of Canton stayed with N. D. Leberths and Mrs. Marlo Smith while improving. Mrs. Cherles Whitman of Wadsworth joined them on Sunday. Tade W. Hartman, 73, Canal Fulton, was buried in Noystetown cemetery last Sunday.
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