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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1963

Page

4

Sidewalk Ice Dangers Prompt Rittman Complaints and Lawsuit

Residents report icy sidewalks in Rittman with several falls and near misses as the city and property owners faulted for maintenance. A pending suit seeks 50 000 damages from Betty Still Wagner after she tripped on a curb crevice near West Ohio Avenue and Main Street.

Rittman Betty Stillwagner West Ohio Avenue Main Street North Main Street Charles Mann Wilkana

Mission Circle 9 Members Meet for Christmas Projects

Readings of thank you letters from Father Peyton and Father O Leary conveyed appreciation to St Francis Xavier Mission Circle 9. Eleven members gathered in the rectory hall and planned to create Christmas card pictures for missions, pack books for a Mississippi mission, sew items including baby clothing, and prepare bandages and septic pads.

Father Peyton Father O’leary St. Francis Xavier Mission Circle Sheepiy Pegiere Nission” Circle Cariaan Miss Pope’s Pantry New York City Sylvester ‘Heinz Anthony Murman Nicholas Stromach Joseph Pollick

Plans for 1963 projects by United Presbyterian Women

The United Presbyterian Women Organization finance committee laid out 63 projects for 1963. A spring rummage sale, an annual election day dinner, and a Christmas bazaar are on the church calendar. Meeting was at Mrs. Frank Hisem's home with Mrs. Hisem as chairman and a slate of committee members including Mrs. Russell Lewis, Mrs. Lindsey Williams, Mrs. Joe Haldiman, Mrs. Kenneth Osborne, Mrs. John Clifton, and Mrs. W. D. Hilty.

United Presbyterian Women’ S Organization Frank Hisem Hisem Russell Lewis Lindsey’ Williams Joe—Haldiman Kenneth Osborne John Clifton W. D. Hilty

High School Jinks at RHS Exam Tips and Snow Weekend

RHS focuses on semester exams with last minute study jitters and tips. Senior Girl Scout Troop 649 plans a snow weekend at Camp Ledge Wood in Akron with guests from Wayne County Children’s Home. Major events this month include the sophomore class party on Jan 19 the yearbook dance on Jan 26 and the Spanish Christmas party on Jan 31.

RHS Sqgut Camp Ledge‘Wood Akron Wayne County

Wooster area student events and pep rally plans

Bruce Leatherman and William Cecil attended the Area Student Council Executive meeting Monday at Wooster High School with area president Larry Bryan in charge. FTA met Wednesday noon in the library with Phyllis Ridgway presiding. FHA met Wednesday noon in the home economics room. Junior girls lead the pep rally skit Friday. Band rehearsals this month feature music from West Side Story.

Bruce Leatherman William Cecil Wooster High School Larry Bryan F-T Phyllis Ridgway F.H.A

Former Creston Resident Ada Florence Shook Dies

Former Creston resident Ada Florence Shook 84 died Wednesday at Lodi Hospital after several weeks of declining health. She was a member of Creston United Presbyterian Church born in Blake to George and Mrs Gates. Surviving: daughters Lottie Diller Orchard Park NY and Hallie Dunning Chat ham. son Harvey Creston. four grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Husband Frank W. preceded her in death. Services were in Medina with burial at Spring Grove Cemetery.

Ada Florence Shook Creston Lodi Hospital Creston United Frank W Simmes First Christian -Church-of Medina

Weekly School Cafeteria Menu Highlights

The menu lists dishes for Tuesday through Friday including scalloped potatoes with ham and cheese carrot strips, apricots, and milk. chili with sliced cheese and apple salad. Chow Mein with noodles and tossed salad. Wiener on bun with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. buttered baked potatoes with tuna and peaches. and egg salad sandwiches with milk.

Scouts Honor Activities Continue This Week

The Girl Scouts of Troop 801 held a flag ceremony Monday and a Court of Honor. The scrapbook committee plans a meeting on Thursday. Scouts will go sled riding at a later date.

Girl Scouts Troop 801

Girl Scout Troop 683 Meeting Notes and Elections

Mrs Willard Rush hosted a health and safety session from 6 to 8 p m Friday with a registered nurse. The girls practiced knotcraft including square knots and dwlines. Troop 683 met in the High School visual aids room. two films on dating and dinner party etiquette were shown by Mrs Ritchie. Officers were elected at Diversion Hall with Emma Ramster as treasurer and Christine Williams as secretary. Penny Petit and Patty Pittman joined Christine Williams as Scribe. The Troop 563 meeting at Mrs Earl Crank’s home introduced new songs and patrols Humming birds and Nightingales. Martha Dysinger served as Scribe.

Willard Rush

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