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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
3
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Mr and Mrs Billy Lyn Winship of Hawaii and Mrs Albert Poliseno of Columbus were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sam Welch. Mrs Poliseno is the former Verda Reach Winship. Mr Winship has just returned after spending seven years in Hawaii.
Garden Club hosted its May meeting at Mrs Charles Goffinet home with 17 members present. C L Hickman spoke on Ten Ways To Ruin Your Garden Club and Herald Miller discussed Summer Care Of House Plants. Plans for the Fair were discussed and a miniature flower show was held. Refreshments were led by Milton Garden Club. The June meeting will be at Mrs Herald Miller home.
Rittman Church of God held a Mother's Day service with gifts for more than 50 mothers including the oldest Mrs John Hobell and the youngest Mrs Dorothy Schaffter. Choir songs, recitations, and class performances featured, a Ruth dramatization was postponed to Sunday evening. Rev Albert Henry delivered One of Americas Greatest Needs.
Mr and Mrs Jamon Easton of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs Harold Rich on Tuesday evening and attended the Elyria High School operetta.
The D of A held its regular meeting at Rohrer's Hall on Tuesday evening May 14 with 25 members and four guests. Guests included Deputy Flossie Chandler State Conductress Clara Runion a State Finance Board member Sarah Sumbach and Deputy Frances Zufall. Plans were made for a Breakfast in Hollywood event.
The Rittman Mothers Club announces a new meeting venue and date for May. The gathering moves to Mrs. J. E. Benek house on Liberty Street and will take place on Wednesday evening May 29. Neighbors Club is set to meet on later notice.
Miss Mary Baker served as an attendant in the May Queen's Court at Wooster College on Saturday. Attending with her were her parents Mr and Mrs W W Baker and Miss Evelyn Baker, Mrs Basil Hardgrove and daughter Cheryl, and Miss Shirley Over.
An event is scheduled for Wednesday May 22 at the residence of Mrs. Frank Yoder, indicating a social gathering or meeting hosted by Yoder in a private home. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. First hosted a May 5 family dinner honoring their twin daughters Mrs. Lester Blatter and Mrs. Martin Studer on their 24th birthday. Mrs. First has long marked each anniversary. Also, Mrs. John Hickin visited her son Justin in Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs. Geraldine Thomas remains a patient at Wadsworth Hospital.
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