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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
2
The speech uses a climbing tree metaphor to urge the class of 1965 to pursue future goals beyond graduation. It emphasizes perseverance, personal responsibility, and gratitude to parents and teachers as students prepare to enter college, work, or marriage, with a call to use learned knowledge to improve themselves and the world.
The shop states it inspects each garment and performs all minor repairs at no charge before storing it, ensuring items are ready for next use.
The ad touts B and W Oil Company with several mechanics and a capable trainee Terry Pernod from Rittman High School. It promotes Pernod for pickup and delivery free services and Goodyear tires with low prices, noting the shop's square location in Rittman.
Overcrowded Posdiuas Board debates fall space, weighing Plans A to D. Wiles reports on Plan A a two room movable shell costing about 14000 dollars, to be set on present property with local builders, and usable later for storage or music space. Plans B to D consider half day elementary, renting outside rooms, or dropping kindergarten, with concerns over toilets, heating, and parking.
An open house reception for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtis Hiles will be held at their 51 Beech Street home Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. Aides Mrs. Richard O'Brien and Mrs. Eileen Crawford will serve cake ice cream and punch. The couple wed in a ceremony at Geyer's Chapel Wooster with Rev Albert Henry officiating. The bride wore a navy blue gown with beige and white accessories and a corsage of white carnations and lily of the valley. Clarence Stevens of Rittman was the groom's attendant. A honeymoon is planned for Hastings Ontario in July.
A requiem mass was held for Anna B Belcevich 74 of 136 Front Street on Friday following her death Wednesday morning at Orrville Community Osteopathic Hospital after a short illness Born February 14 1891 in Yugoslavia she had lived in Rittman for years She was a member of St Ann Church and Altar Society Surviving are two daughters Mrs Rose Tomassetti of Rittman and Mrs Lillian Root of Akron eight grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Her husband Steve died in 1961
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