Head Start Aims Feb Start In Rittman
Rittman Schools plan a February start for Head Start at Milton United Presbyterian Church with classes 9 am to 2 pm. Delta Club backs the effort with teachers and aid, while food logistics and transportation remain unresolved amid a local need tied to neglected children in Wayne County.
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Rittman
W—H-Hauersstein
Rittman Board of Education
Hauenstein
Delta Club Oe
Delta Club
Wil
Eare
Washington
Rittman Hoard
Robert Stoll
James E Watt
Donald Ritchie
Ritchie
Retirement Hint Sparks City Solicitor Speculation
The article notes Cap Rhonemus plans to retire after next year as city solicitor of Rhonemus Dalbey Bradford firm. After 30 years in the role, he aims to conclude his 31st year, expressing enjoyment of the town’s growth and service.
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Cap Rhonemus
Rhonemus, Dalbey and Bradford
City Canncn
City
Rittman Press
Cap
Curfew and Parking Ordinances Tightly Enforced
City Manager Mackauley Gosney says curfew and overnight parking bans are being strictly enforced after a Wayne County Child Welfare report about youths at the pool. Curfew applies 10 pm to 5 am for under 14, later extended to 11 pm for ages 14 to 18 on weeknights, and 12 am on weekend nights. Parking ban forbids overnight street parking to aid street cleaning and snow removal. warnings to violators begin before January 2. Gosney cites a property offer to the city on Front Street Pond for 500 dollars. Police reported a count of patrol cars parked overnight in a city survey.
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Macauley Gosney
Wayne County Child Welfare Office
Gosney
Everning
Rittman Gam
Michael—Ralsith
Front Street
Front Street Pond
Rittman
Morton Plans Company Merger Between Two Chicago Firms
Morton International and International Minerals and Chemical Corp announce a tentative merger agreement. Boards and management would be coordinated and consolidated. Final approval rests with shareholders. Rittman Plant Manager Reid Lesser says the merger aims to form a stronger international corporation with no changes to the Rittman operation. Both firms are Chicago based.
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Morton International, Inc
International Minerals and Chemical Corporation
Rittman
Reid Lesser
Chicago
Christmas vandalism spurs police watch in Rittman
Christmas season vandalism reports to the Rittman police include broken and stolen outdoor lights and decorations in the residential district. Patrolmen urge immediate reporting of any misconduct to aid apprehension and insurance claims.
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Rittman Police Department
Talien
City Hall Seeks Dispatcher On Third Shift
City Manager Macauley Gosney says a dispatcher is desperately needed as the third shift is vacant. The job requires a high school diploma and is open to any qualified applicant, male or female, with the city eager to fill the position.
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City Hall
Macauley Gosney
Gosney
Rittman Board Hears Budget Notes and Bus Costs
Wayne County Children's Home capacity affects district numbers with 13 school age children and 12 others at Ida Sue School for the handicapped. The coming year’s total expenditures are estimated at 925 156 dollars with 617 156 for teachers and staff and 70 300 for clerical and secretarial work. Bus transport costs include 18 cent mileage and 244 dollar hourly driver rate for half day sessions, under Harold Hoover’s contract.
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Ida Sue School For
Haulenstein
Wayne County Children's Home
Hauenstein
Dorothy Holman
Wayne County Welfare Office
Rittman
Harold Hoover
Hoover
Frank Yod
Lanes Street
Christmas observances begin tonight in Rittman churches
Several Rittman churches open Christmas observances tonight with varied programs. First Church of God presents Christmas is a Miracle at 7 p.m. with special music. Other churches plan cantatas, plays, candlelight vesper services, and combined choirs through Sunday evening.
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Rittman
First Church of God
East Ohio Avenue
First Baptist Church
Jesus
Harold Wagner
William F. Harris
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sterling Eub
Donald Garver
Charles McCoy
Lloyd Shankland
Milton United Presbyterian
Demonstration on Improper Judo For Local Students
Auxiliary officer David Hill and Police Sergeant Larry Hudson scheduled appearances before nearly 300 Rittman students at First Street School and West Hill School. They planned talks with Fifth and Sixth graders on five key points highlighting dangers of improper Judo and karate and the need for respect for others and law enforcement.
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Rittman
David Hill
Larry Hudson
Gary Crall
Kenneth King
David 1Iffh
Hill
Hudson
First Street
West Hill
Open House For Young People at Ten Chi Tet es Rimsoeterian
Open house invites recent high school graduates for a relaxed gathering at 1 30 PM on Tuesday evening in the church school fellowship hall. Guests may arrive and depart anytime with friends, games, music, and refreshments provided by hosts Al Imhoff and the Z hosts.
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al Imhoff
Santa to Visit Rittman Fire Department Friday
Santa will make a special appearance Friday evening from 6 30 to 8 pm courtesy of the Rittman Volunteer Fire Department. He will come to the upstairs community room at Rittman City Hall to pass out boxes of goodies to children through age 19, per department announcement.
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Santa
Rittman Volunteer Fire Department
Rittman City Hall
Santa Claus to Meet Shoppers at Local Stores
Santa will appear this Christmas season at WERT 2 and 4 pm on Saturday at pight's Ben Franklin 12 North Main. Old Santa will be at Home Furnishings 244 North Main Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
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Santa
pight's-Ben—Franklin
Noth Main
North Main
Mrs Irene S Paridon Rites Held in Florida
Mrs Irene S Paridon of Duyles Town died in North Miami Florida after a year long illness. She was born in Portsmouth in 1907. Burial was at St Peter and Paul Church cemetery. Surviving are her husband Joseph a daughter Barbara at home three brothers and one sister.
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St Peter and Paul's Church
Irene S_ Paridon
Duylestown
Paridon
North Miami
Fla
Bor
Portsmouth
Joseph
Barbara
Wayne County Joint Vocational School Delays Bid Opening
Wayne County Joint Vocational School announced a 30 day delay in bid opening for the new facility to be completed next year. Architect John Kline expects complete drawings soon while plans to hire supervisors and purchase about 80,000 dollars of equipment proceed amid storage challenges.
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Wayne County Joint Vocational School
Teves” Zimpier
Nting
Lindsey Williams
Rittman Press
Diet Rest
Cuyahoga Falls
Lindsey Press
Wooster
Babcock & Wilcox
Barberton
Zimpter
Zimpfer
Misfortune For Brooks Again at Christmas
Melba Brooks, daughter of Fain and Mrs. Brooks, is hospitalized at Akron Children's Hospital Room 702 after another stroke. Her family has faced multiple misfortunes, including the loss of three fingers and a four year old son's injury, with birthdays slated next month.
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Melba_ Brooks
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Tauenstein
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Debbie Sword
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Alveta Valnes
Robert Arnold
Arnolds
Bobby
Mike
Arnold
Bob
Flower Power Movement
Robert Bodager
S Robert
Sehmeltzer
Harold
Craig
Ray Mullet
Raymond Banders
Robert Frase
Nelson Howell
Elliott
Cora Ruble
Canton
John
Maynard
Creston
Orrville Osteopathic"Hospital
Arthur Smith
Marshallville
Orrville Osteopathic Hospital
Dolly Hutchison
Twyla Haulk
Kathy Rose
Diana Lynn Ritchie
Peggy Wilson
James Vance
Will
Louise ‘Rose
Elizabeth Hockensmith
Orla Houglan
Dennis Wilson
Betty Shreve
Michael Acker
Jerry
Nadine Trogdon
Dick Smith
Joann Billups
Thomas Benak
Doylestown
Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital
Council. Eye
Morton Plans Company
Wayne County Children’s Home
W. H Hauenstein
Board of Education
Robert West
West
William— Walker
Ronald Woyat
Brethren Church
John Peterson
Calvary Baptist Church
Brooks
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