Library Friends Plan New Room Additions at Library
Friends of the Library discussed adding draperies tables and a sink to the east meeting room. No authorization was made and President Carl Bradford said library building obligations have been met to date. A concrete walk cost will be sought between the parking area and north library entrance and the city will be asked to place double yellow lines on both sides of the driveway. Bradford will appoint a nominating committee for officers at the April 18 annual meeting.
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Friends of the Library
Carl Bradford
Friends
Rittman
Bradford
Grandmothers Club hears None So Blind review
Mrs William Teakland hosts the Grandmothers Club gathering with 12 members Wednesday. Mrs Ray Palmer presents a book review of None So Blind.
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William Teakland
Grandmothers Club
Ray Palmer
Library Adds Diverse New Books and Biographies
The local library announces four gift titles including Life Periodical Epic of Man and It’s Time for Brotherhood by Lindsey Williams in memory of Eileen Holt. Other notable acquisitions include Seeing Fingers, Night Before Christmas Club, and Rockets by Stanley Alaoft, among many works for children and adults.
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Gift Life
Lindsey Williams
Eileen Holt
Life Magazine
Sechrist
Elizabeth
Brotherhood
Gandhi
Damien
Tom Dooley
Peace Corps
Degering
Etth
Rittman Mothers Club
Louise Braille
Moore
Clement
Grandma Moses
Aristotle
Glanville Downey
Jesus
Webb Garrison
Frank Graham
Michael Harwood
James Kilpatrick
Vance Packard
Frank Richardson
Cornelia Otis Skinner
James Thurber
Stanley Alaoft
America
Joseph Brennan
Harry Gersh
Helen Jacobson
Paul Showers
Nora Unwin
Hiles Attend Insurance Meeting in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs James Hile of Rittman attended a district meeting of New York Life Insurance in Cleveland last week. Hile learned the company offers a second reduction in life insurance premiums in less than a decade. The New York Life A D 63 series uses the 1958 mortality table and 3 percent interest, among the highest in the industry.
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James Hile
Rittman
New York Life Insurance Company
Cleveland
Hile
New York Life
Social Security Tax Increases in 1963 and Beyond
The article outlines a 0.5 percent rise in both employee and employer Social Security tax beginning with January paydays, raising the worker’s share to 4.5 percent up to $4,800. It notes prior law, expansions since 1935, and planned 1966 and 1968 increases to sustain benefits for retirees, spouses, survivors, and disabled workers, with current beneficiaries totaling about 180 million people.
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Congress
Homemaker Winner from Rittman High in 1963 contest
Connie Sie Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs William D Phillips won the Homemaker of Tomorrow title at Rittman High School after achieving the highest score in a knowledge and attitude fest. She is now eligible to compete for the state Homemaker of Tomorrow crown.
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Connie Sie Phillips
William D. Phillips
Betty— Crocker
Connie
Rittman High School
Social Security Payments Rise By 111 Million Monthly
A report notes that social security payments increased, highlighting a monthly rise of 111 million in total payments. The document emphasizes the growing outflow to beneficiaries and the scale of ongoing commitments.
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Lion
State Homemaker of Tomorrow Scholarships Highlight Contest
The article notes Connie as a member of Girls Chorus Speech Club Mixed Chorus and Future Homemakers of America She enjoys cooking writing essays and themes and hopes to become a nurse's aide after high school The State Homemaker of Tomorrow program awards a 1500 scholarship with a 500 runner up and an all-expense tour for state winners plus a 5000 scholarship for the tour participants
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Future ‘Homemakers of America
Connie
New York City
Washington, D.C
Williamsburg
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