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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
6
Teens enjoy festive entertaining during holidays with a rosy tomato soup topping on a beef sausage pizza. The recipe includes green pepper rings and olive rose garnish, served with sparkling apple cider and a decorative relish tree.
After a brief business meeting at president Mrs James Witzbergers home Entre Nous Club members attended Canal Fultons summer theatre Tuesday. The show A Thousand Clowns starred Jack Kelly. Members then dined at the Beachcombers. New president Mrs Wayne Hults assumed duties and will preside at the September meeting.
Rittman joins Ohio schools enforcing safety glasses in industrial arts departments to comply with state law.
Safety director Glen Butler of Packaging Corporation of America notes in a Wise Owl News copy that Massachusetts becomes the second state to require school laboratory and shop eye safety procedures.
A family picnic for Fireman’s Auxiliary members is planned for Thursday August 20 at America Legion Park. Wayne County auxiliary met in Doylestown with nine members present including Mrs Glenn Parman Mrs Rollin Jones and Mrs Lawrence Cline. Eleven members attended the Tuesday meeting and voted to have a group dinner in July. Mrs Donald Burkhart won the mystery package and served as hostess.
Kathleen Moore West daughter of Mr and Mrs Moore graduated Sunday at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware in special exercises on stadium grounds. She earned a bachelor of arts in education and will teach first grade at Munroe Falls Stow this year. She made the Dean's list and was active in Chi Omega.
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness warns eye accidents involve more than 150,000 children annually. The other quotes discuss love and domestic joy from D. H. Lawrence.
Children’s Day was observed Sunday at Evangelical United Brethren Church with all age groups participating. The junior choir performed, readings were given by kindergarten and primary children, Rev F D Donaldson spoke, and benediction followed.
Services for Clarence Castello 71 of Doylestown were held Saturday. He died after years of illness Wednesday. He moved here 18 years ago from Barberton and once ran a filling station with his son Richard. Survived by wife Anna two sons Richard of Doylestown Robert of Tippecanoe two daughters Mildred Linch Akron Helen Thornbury Bridgeport 18 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. Rev Leonard Solt officiated a burial was in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
The United Presbyterian Women Organization closed its summer meeting and adjourned until September. Mrs Wayne Bennett presented a poster illustrating affected entries and participants in the movement. Mrs Russell Frey led a program with color slides of Thailand describing the mission work there and a special offering was collected.
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