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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
3
The village council will discuss improving Rittman with paving of more streets and the third reading of the anti noise ordinance on Monday. A gas rate increase is on the agenda if the Ohio Public Utilities Commission report is ready. without it little action is expected.
Police reported two separate accidents on Wednesday. Arley Hoff Jr. of Doylestown and Alma Johnson of Sterling collided at the Salt Street entrance to Morton Salt Co, with both cars damaged but no injuries or citations. Richard Napier damaged his car by hitting a fallen wire on East Sunset Drive after a tree‑branch truck driven by Enos Amstutz of Orrville knocked it down. no injuries and the line will be replaced.
In the Rittman area a sequence of births is recorded: Mr and Mrs James Blevins welcomed a boy in Seville on May 28, followed by Mr and Mrs Nathan Jefferies in Doylestown with a boy and girl on May 29, Mr and Mrs Emerson Killough in Rittman with a boy on May 30, Mr and Mrs John Lance in Cres ton with a boy on May 31, Mr and Mrs Ronnie Hiles in Rittman with a boy on June 3, and Mr and Mrs Izac Chapman in Seville with a girl on June 4. James Witzberger and Patti welcomed a baby girl Kimberlie Sue early Tuesday morning June 3.
Head librarian Kathleen Hilliard announces Saturday closures at Rittman Library during June July and August. Weekday hours remain 3 to 5 and 6 30 to 8 30.
A solemn Memorial Day speech urges honoring fallen servicemen and safeguarding liberty. It notes how monuments memorialize lives, cites Omaha Beach and D Day, warns against complacency, and calls for renewed vigilance, military preparation, and national resolve to deter aggression and preserve freedom for future generations.
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