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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
8
Miss Anna Felix was admitted to St Thomas hospital in Akron after being moved by A I Ebert's ambulance on Monday. She remains under observation after a similar operation performed last year at Wadsworth hospital for the same medical issue.
A historical note states deeper seed placement yields smoother potatoes. Seeds planted four to five inches deep produce smooth tubers in good soil, while heavier soils should limit depth to about three inches.
The Doylestown Business Association elected Isaldore Danne Miller president at a special meeting. Other officers named were Walter Evans as vice president Phillip Huller secretary and Charles Lepley treasurer. A noon luncheon at the Methodist church rooms was held with Mrs James Trostle's Sunday School class serving the chicken luncheon. Rev HI Turley of the Church of Christ at Wadsworth was the guest speaker.
Mrs William Schultz hosts the Ladies Aid and Mission church group tonight with Mrs M Hower assisting the leader. They plan to discuss China the Nation.
Thomas Criswell serves as pianist at the M. E. church. Mrs Gantz remained in Akron City hospital under observation with a severe case of acute map toiditis last week.
John Riise left Norway on Tuesday to return home in Doylestown. He had spent seven months visiting friends and relatives and was there for business during the stay.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the tenth district conference in New Philadelphia. Mrs J O Brien spoke as president. Mary Koehler, recently ill, is improving. Cradle Roll Mothers met at the M W church in Mex Earl Bronse supervised. MEW church Official Board met in March with reports and plans. Emilie Seaver and Jour Rissé from Wogster College vacationing at home. Harry Waltz and Mia of Wadsworth hosted by the Delbels. Stewart Cameron visited Flows family. CHM Abrén visited relatives in Doylestown. Ruth McKinney of Cleveland spent weekend with her mother, Haller visited Akron area recently.
A quirky letter column features Count Goosbury offering etiquette advice in response to questions about dates and social conduct. Included are humorous exchanges and letters from residents like Rita, Pauline, and others, with playful banter about manners and walking on a ship’s side.
John Birkherk to handle all rural mail as announced by Postmaster Edwin Seedhouse. WCL Myers to transfer to Barberton and will be idle on route 4 from that office.
Mrs Paul Steer is confined to home with a fractured right knee and minor injuries. Mrs Steiner slipped on basement cement Thursday, causing painful injuries.
Sophia Elizabeth Winkler Wenger of Hannibal Ohio born March 16 1905 died March 28 1938 aged 28 7 married Robert Dale Wenger Nov 6 1922. Survived by husband three children parents John and Mary Winkler three brothers four sisters and extended relatives. Funeral details included in obituary with religious reflection and blessing.
Card of appreciation from Robert Wenger and children and Mr and Mrs J J Winkler for kindness during illness and death of wife mother and daughter. Thanks to Revs DeFoe Hendrickson and Lubold Acme quartet and Rittman business men. Also note Ohio State University entomologist T I Parks says more orchards will be sprayed in the dormant season this spring with homemade sprays than with commercial mixes.
A playful sports caption captures a player quitting a game saying he will go home to mamma after declaring the other team too rotten to play with him. It reflects cheerfully chaotic on court dialogue and keeps a light tone.
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