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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1973
Page
3
The article discusses annulment precedents where deceit about religion caused a wedding to be void in one case while another failed to secure annulment after a church promise was not kept. Courts weigh meeting of minds, premarital religious agreements, and long-established marriage with existing children.
NASA Flight Research Center at Edwards AFB Calif leads a passenger centered study to rate ride quality in turbulence. Volunteers simulate rough conditions on a medium jet with a computer controlled motion system and perform typical in flight tasks while data logs compare responses. A second phase uses a Boeing 747 to record motions and reactions in real weather. Another note: camp injury survey finds 40 percent scrapes and cuts from backyard play, 20 percent mosquito bites, 16 percent poison oak or ivy, plus sunburn and splinters.
The National Safety Council notes safety improved but ample room for progress in U S parks. In 1971 park deaths totaled 167 and 3 717 were seriously injured, with NSC recommending over 200 actions including better hazard warnings about hot pools and harsh trails.
Pete Bilinovich posted the day’s low gross with the longest drive on number five and a later longest put on number nine. Roy Shanklin claimed the longest drive on sixteen and scored Blind Bogey, while Larry Luck captured two closest to pin prizes on holes six and seventeen. Don Houglan had the shortest drive on one, and John Hoffee of North Canton won a $25 savings bond from Peoples Federal. Ed Seiler took a $20 Ward’s gift certificate. About 38 attended the dinner, described as the 19th hole. Pee Wee football signups remain open with uniforms available at no charge. Heidi Sue Shreve, born August 6 at Wad sworth Rittman Hospital, weighs 8 lbs 2 oz. parents Bob and Mrs Shreve, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shreve and Mr. and Mrs. Everal Gammell.
Jim Frye built the J W Frye Company after buying the J H Fisher Agency in Canada in 1947 and expanding from a furniture store to a full real estate and insurance firm. He worked in Rittman, joined by partners, and became a notable local businessman with ties to the Wayne County Realtors and area civic groups. An Antarctic iceberg airfield story also notes a separate CNS report on Russian scientists stranded by drifting ice.
The Creston Lions Club hosts flea markets at Norwayne High School parking lot on Route 3 Creston Ohio. The next sale is August 19 with set ups from 10 AM to 5 PM. A $3 setup fee applies. spectators and buyers enter free rain or shine on a paved lot.
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