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Two graduates head to college plans unveiled in this column by Janie Pyle. Diana is among the seniors featured, prompting readers to learn more about post high school paths in upcoming installments.
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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
6
Two graduates head to college plans unveiled in this column by Janie Pyle. Diana is among the seniors featured, prompting readers to learn more about post high school paths in upcoming installments.
Doris Mae Bauman begins studies at Ohio State University in speech and hearing therapy Elizabeth Hostetler plans to work a few years before pursuing a chosen field Christian education attracts interest for future study
Sue Rohrer will enter Kent State University this fall to study elementary education and live in Verder Hall on campus while working at the Rohrer sprint shop this summer. Shari Sandrock will study at Ohio University for two years before entering nurses training and stay in Jefferson Hall, having worked at Wadsworth Municipal Hospital for three summers, 3 to 11 this year. Inez Stauch plans a summer loaf. in fall she will study pharmacy at Ohio Northern University. A CYO dance event is set for Saturday June 30 from 8 30 to 11 pm at the high school auditorium with 50 cents stag and 75 cents drag.
Ruth Wald Gilbert becomes bride of Gilbert Lawrence Bihn in a St. Ann's Catholic Church ceremony with Rev. Dennis Farr officiating. Miss June Wald is maid of honor, bridesmaids wear blue chiffon gowns, and a 150 guest reception follows at the American Legion Hall. The couple, both from Ohio, plan home in Medina after a honeymoon in northern Michigan.
Chippewa Lake Lions plan a Fourth of July parade at 1 30 PM with floats bicycles baby buggies and coaster wagons. Free tickets offer twenty prizes and a $100 bill to be drawn among attendees. Crowds will see riding horses conestoga wagons antique fire trucks and dozens of baton twirlers.
Jack Whitlam chairing the event invites participation at Box A Chippewa Lake. The parade will start at County roads 19 and 50, run down Main Street to Chippewa Lake Park for judging and awards, with bands blasting and entrants traveling from far and wide.
Miss Janet Rauschenberg daughter of Mrs Lucille Rauschenberg and the late Elton Rauschenberg of Sterling will wed Darryl Steele son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Steele of Rittman. The ceremony is Saturday June 30 at Sterling Evangelical United Brethren Church with nuptial music at 3 and the rites at 3 30 p.m.
Seaman Second Class Trviit L. Cehrs son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Cehrs of Sterling recently finished a four month voyage aboard the USS Wasp visiting ports in England Holland Germany and Norway. He serves aboard the USS Asp with an Air Anti Submarine Squadron that operated in the North Sea Bay of Biscay and the North Atlantic off Ireland.
Helen Heffelman and Dot Lynch lead the standings with 11 wins and one loss totaling 15 points. Lorena Starcher and Wilma Koilert headline with a team series of 745 while Wilma posts a 420 three game series as the duo pace the leaders.
Scientists at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland test solid steel by peering into the metal with a super X-ray machine capable of 10 million electron volts seeking flaws and structural details.
Mayor QO. a's court heard cases against Ray Geén of Wadsworth for $105.50 fine and three days. May Terry of Rittman for reckless driving with $4.50 and traffic light disregard plus $10.00. Thelma Hatten of Rittman for speeding $14.50. Pranki Jos. Napolitano of Wadsworth for speeding $14.50. Roy P. Wolfe of Rittman for intoxication $29.50.
Navy researchers at the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in Silver Spring Maryland are developing underwater mines that autonomously select the largest and most important ships to explode against. The project aims to enhance offensive capability in naval warfare.
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