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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
4
The Rittman Press is entered as second class matter at the Rittman Ohio post office under the act of March 3 1879.
Approximately 80 juniors seniors and faculty members gathered for the Junior-Senior banquet. Tables were lavishly adorned with spring flowers and silks. A three course dinner followed by ice cream and coffee was served. Harold Hanes opened the event with a welcome and Paul Brenneman gave the senior reply. Afterward attendees drove to Wooster for a showing of Zoo of Budapest.
A school farewell luncheon organized by Miss Sylvia Baker Mary Brenneman and Mrs GertrudeBryners featured a lunch of sandwiches pickles bananas milk and a regular school party fare. The Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mrs Alfred Garrad s home with Euchre prizes awarded to Mrs Charles Gollaat and Mrs Bred Kamp. May meetings of the Women s Christian Temperance Union and church circles were announced with hostesses named. Teachers held picnics for pupils in several rooms and Altar Society members planned sewing at a country home.
The group met Tuesday and postponed their next meeting to June 6 due to Memorial Day on May 30. They planned a doughnut sale for Tuesday with orders to be left with Mrs. Weldon Hardgrove, Mrs. Ray Ashbrook, and Mrs. Lawrenice Wilmot.
Rittman residents note a busy spell of Sunday visits and small gatherings. Families including Lloyd Hoover and Jayd Lance with children visited Mrs. Mac Dante at Barberton, while Ida Steele and Hugh saved Sunday at the Clifford Stix home in Creston. Wayne Darby secured a teaching post in Albion, teaching fifth, ninth, seventh and tenth grades. Several families traveled to Greenwich, North Fairfield, Medina, and Akron for visits and church events.
A local man recalls his long acquaintance with a group as he explains a recent incident involving the ambulance service based at 574 Wadsworth and 124 Highland Avenue in Ohio. The quote suggests familiarity dating back to youth.
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