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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
4
A devotional meditation on the Christmas season. It honors Jesus birth, the Bethlehem star, and the adoration of the wise men. The piece urges remembering love, forgiveness, and brotherly unity amid world tensions. It echoes the carol imagery of solemn stillness and angels singing.
Rep William M McCulloch and six Republican colleagues open a 32 page Judiciary Committee report arguing the civil rights bill is significant for enacting equal protection. They acknowledge it is not a panacea but urge Congress to pursue measures to reduce racial discrimination and align democracy with founding ideals. The statement stresses personal responsibility and urgency.
Treasury advises saving for children’s education with Series E and H bonds now earning 3 34 percent if held to maturity. The guidance underscores using government savings products to build education funds and secure longer term value.
Services were held Saturday at 2 pm for Mrs Theodore Mary Clinton 82 of Marshallville who died Thursday in Dunlap Hospital after weeks as a patient. Born Canal Fulton February 15 1871 to William and Sarah Albright Sense the family moved to Marshallville in 1919 from Akron where she and her husband ran Clinton Grocery. Survived by husband five sons Royal Denver Cole Russell Raymond Rolland Robert and four daughters Adolph Worley Ed Cammon Randall Etling Robert Eggeman 16 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren. Burial followed in Crown Hill Cemetery with Rev Don Swaney and Rev W Bindsty presiding.
Milton Willis Berg of Orrville dies after a stroke. Survived by wife Ila Lowe and children Curtis and Merle of Orrville, Pauline Berg at home, and daughters Mrs Richard Lehman and Mrs Irvin Hostetler. He farmed most of life, buried at Crown Hill Cemetery after services at Rev. Harry Klee’s church.
Members of St Ann's Catholic Church Altar Society met to organize Christmas baskets for two needy families and discuss cleaning the church before Christmas masses. A report on the Thanksgiving clothing drive for War Relief noted 1100 pounds collected. Hosts Mrs Don Beery, Mrs Carl Bow en, and Mrs Marge Burger led a Christmas party with a gift exchange. The upcoming Thursday January 16 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Sam Britton and Mrs Frank Bases.
Albert W. Boehringer of the Cleveland Downtown social security office urges area residents to file early, up to three months before retirement, and to update address records to ensure timely benefit payments and avoid lost checks. He also cautions those over 65 without coverage to check their security status to prevent financial loss.
George Beech 66 of 448 North Portage Street Doylestown died recently. Services were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Monbarren Funeral Home with Rev Leonard Soli officiating. Burial in Lakewood Cemetery. Survived by son Rich Arll of Copley, daughter Mrs Lucille Baidorff of Athens, son William Smith of Payne, five grandchildren, one great grandson, three brothers Albert of Barberton Peter of Marshallville John of St Cloud Florida, and three sisters Mrs Margaret Holman Portage Lakes Mrs Mary Lewis Manchester and Mrs Minnie Sulzbach Wadworth.
A Washington note argues President Johnson inherits Kennedy era assets as stock markets run near record highs. It cites employment gains, rising income, and resilient gold outflow while contrasting Yugoslavia aid and a rare Soviet release of Oswald files as indicators of policy stance and national mood.
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