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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1954
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Ed Stentz visited Montreal four days last week for the Canadian Paper and Pulp convention. They met Mr and Mrs EL Lake Mire and Mr and Mrs Cletus Coffman, former Rittman residents and Ohio Boxboard Co. employees, during the trip.
Eckhart spent two weeks in Washington D C for Naval Reserve training while Mrs Eckhart visited relatives in Emmaus Wentown and Bethlehem Pa Over the weekend San Franciscans voted to keep at least a portion of their money losing cable car system in operation The Supreme Court will not set a hearing date on school segregation until October The 1039 foot long super air craft carriers Saratoga and Forrestal now under construction will be the longest ships in the world
Bill Culp acting director of purchases at Ohio Boxboard, Sunset Dr, Rittman, was elected president of the Purchasing Agents Association at a meeting June 1. He succeeds Fred Goodnight.
Virginia Wenger leaves Monday for Berea College to attend the band clinic and will participate in both band and chorus. Martha Ramy visiting local homes returns to Bellville. Linda Steiner Tom Bodager and Gary Gelt attend Jr Church Camp at Zion Brethren. Several families and visitors are noted from New Philadelphia Calumbia Bellaire and Cranford among others with various reunions and arrivals.
Sunday gatherings include Willard Hilly and Frank Harrod families in Miamisburg with Isa Hilty returning home. Ed Jackson’s Troy relatives attended the Jackson reunion at Orr Park in Orrville. J D Moine Akron guests with A C Moine’s family. Ochsners moving to Cleveland. Fred Forestner sisters join Shriners convention in Atlantic City. R J Watts vacationed visiting sons in Wisconsin.
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