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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1956
Page
7
The Board of Education weighs a bond request exceeding $100,000 to equip new school buildings while a $912,000 earlier bond barely covers land and bare structures. Officials admit miscommunication and voters face a May primary decision on funding.
Bolton criticizes American papers for following Communist and Democratic mouthpieces in relaying Hungary’s revolt. He cites nationwide sentiment misled by foreign press and notes fundraising for the Crocade for Freedom begins February 22, with support from Kent State and The Press publisher.
Local fire chiefs appeal to area residents to prevent holiday fires. They urge fresh trees kept cold away from heat sources, water-filled stands, and water checks. use only tested electric lights, avoid candles, reduce outlet loads, and keep away from fireplaces. For emergencies dial 2222 in Bilfman Doylestown Sterling and Creston.
Bryon G. Smith 77, formerly of Ruttnisin, died unexpectedly Tuesday at his home in Wadsworth after living in the area 20 years. Funeral set for Friday at 2 pm at Beksler Funeral Home Wadsworth with burial in Sharon Center Cemetery. He is survived by his wife a daughter and multiple stepchildren and siblings.
Conduct services for infant duester Eimer and Mars Double Die were held Tuesday afternoon at the Melntire Kimberly Home in Wooster. The infant, born August 15, 1956, in Wenster, died suddenly Tuesday noon at her home 17 Grant Street, Rittman. She is survived by parents and grandparents. Funeral officiant was from St Peter Feaben Reformed Church in Apple Creek, with burial at Orrville Crown Till cemetery.
Ordinance 3682 authorizes issuing bonds of 23000 and anticipatory notes of 23000 to fund curb and gutter storm sewer catch basins and gravel surface work on Hickin Avenue from 8 feet north of Sterling Avenue to Rittman Avenue. It sets bond terms 15 years 4 percent interest notes 1 year maturity and directs use of assessments to repay notes and interest with preference to treasurer. Emergency measure effective immediately with prior ordinance repealed.
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