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The Rittman Press

Location

Rittman, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1961

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Local military moves mixed with community notices

US Navy and Army personnel listed as stationed overseas and at Fort Bragg. Special lists include James Mullins, USN son of Virgil Mullins, and James Huffman, Army, now with the 504th Infantry in Germany from Fort Bragg. Birthday wishes go to several residents. community clubs announce meetings and events including a fish fry, a balloting notice, and the Carnegie Course for Rittman Jaycees starting March 15 with registration by March 22.

Army James L. Huffn Andres Huffman Linwood Avenue Creston Germany Sth Infantry Division 504Th Infantry Fort Bragg N. C

Rittman Board approves library teachers pay hike up to 4400

The Rittman Board of Education boosts starting pay for new teachers to 4400 with top scales rising to 7340 for PhD holders after 12 years. Other brackets adjust to 4840 and 6900 for MA, and 5280 to 7340 for PhD. A 6 mill levy is sought to cover costs with 15,000 in cuts across custodial salaries supplies and building needs.

Rittman Board of Education Hauenstein Shirley Casto Draper

August 8 12 public Carni Fair set for Rittman

The annual Carni Fair sponsored by the American Legion Lions Club and firemen runs August 8 through August 12 on the vacant lot south of Diversion Hall in North Main Street. Warren Hardgrove said Burton Amusement Co. won the rides contract while merchants plan tent displays as interest is gauged. A prize committee and a food committee are being formed with members Homer Castor Charles Champlin and Jim Calhoun.

Rittman American Legion Lions Club The Firemen Diversion Hall North Main Street Rittman Board of Education Carnival Warren Hardgrove Burton Amusement Company Dale Rohrer Legion Dee Freed Lions Homer Castor Charles Champlin Jim Calhoun

Treatment Plant Addition Delayed. City Reviews Assessments

City Manager Charles Mann reports the sewage treatment plant expansion is delayed at least one week. The Legislative Committee of Council met Tuesday to discuss paying assessments on vacant Sunset Heights corner lots, which developers say have raised lot prices beyond market value. Further study will decide the course before a final decision.

Charles Mann Mann Legislative Committee of Council Sunset Heights

JayCees Award Winners and New President Elected

Verne Hoskinson received the JayCee of the Year award at Williams Restaurant during a semi social. Denny Hile was elected president, with Will Harpley presenting awards and Stan Dawson and Hadley Jewell praising counselors for last year’s Derby entrants.

JayCees Denny Hile Stan Dawson Wayne-Holmes Hadley Jewell Rittman JayCees Dale “Carnegie Cotrsen Rittman Center Williams Don Goffinet Jim Schorle Bill Hamrick Neil Milford Verne Hoskinson Clarence Garber Jim Calhoun John Slosser

Public Opinion Tested on Parking Meters in Rittman

The Chamber of Commerce launches a postcard survey of Rittman and rural residents to gauge parking meter need and curb congestion. Merchants push for off street parking and self policing while awaiting Council decisions due by March 27 to block meter installation.

Chamber of Commerce Rittman Chamber James Frye Frye First Baptist Church West Ohio Avenue United States Post Office Dale Royer Charles Wald Busines Don Stepfield

Kindergarten Registration Set for Rittraan District

Annual registration for all kindergarten students in the Rittraan School District is scheduled for Thursday March 9 at 1 pm in the High School Auditorium. The event aims to determine if a third kindergarten class is needed. immunization requirements and registration details will be provided. Children must be five on or before Sept 15, 1961. If unable to attend, call Mrs McCoy at 925 1656 between 8 am and 4 pm to register.

Rittraan McCoy

William Aebi 60 Buried Thursday

William Aebi died Monday night at Orrville Osteopathic Hospital after a heart attack. Born in Berne Switzerland he moved to Rittman in 1925. He worked at Ohio Boxboard Co then ran a retail egg business. He attended Apostolic Christian Church of Rittman. Survived by one brother Alfred of Sterling and several Swiss relatives. Services held Thursday at Gillman Haines Funeral Home, burial Apostolic Christian Cemetery.

William A. Aebi R. D. Rittman Orrville Osteopathic Hospital Berne Switzerland Rittman Ohio Boxboard Company Apostolic Christian Church of Gillman-Haines Noah Bauman Apostolic Christian Cemetery

Wayne County Library Board approves purchase for Rittman library

Wayne County Library Board approved buying John Winkler’s partially completed West Ohio Street buildings for a Rittman library. The deal totals about 54 000 with 40 000 purchase price and 15 000 by Rittman Friends of the Library and 25 000 by the board, plus 8 000 pledged. The project aims for occupancy by September 1 and includes support from the Rittman council and Chamber of Commerce.

Rittman Library Wayne County Library Board John Cox Katherine Schantz Kenneth Osborne Robert Seivert Don Comin Hershel Siegfried of Shreve Alfred Coppola John Winkler Ohio Street Rittmar Wooster Ken Osborne Rittman Friends of the Library Rittman Winkler

Red Cross Bloodmobile set for Rittman April 4

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit the American Legion Hall in Rittman on April 4 from noon to 6 p.m. The goal is 125 pints, a quota not met at the last visit. Future Nurses Club of Rittman will assist in recruiting donors. Creston Doylestown and Sterling workers will also help. If donors are not contacted by March 20, local residents may call Mrs Raymond Vansco or Mrs W W Budager.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Rittman American Legion W W Budager

Girl Scouts Plan Annual Festival Friday in Rittman

In honor of National Girl Scout Week, 12 Rittman troops sponsor a Friday evening festival at the high school marking March as 49th year of Girl Scouting and the 100th birthday of founder Juliette Lowe. The history recalls the 1929 start by the American Legion Auxiliary and later reorganizations led by Mary Ethel Cummings and others.

Rittman Juliette Low Girl Scouting American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms H .5. Brakewood W. W. Bodager Tom Gatehouse Lois Dickason Wooster Mary Ethel Cummings Elizabeth Shackleford Margaret Swarts John Baldwin George C. Ehemann Charles King George

Crooked Bridge On Route 6 Replaced By New Route 4 Bridge

Construction began this week to replace the crooked bridge on Route 6 with a wider bermed bridge on Route 4. A detour was set Tuesday morning by Walter Jones Construction Company in Wooster. Completion date for the Route project is May 1.

Houte 604 Walter ‘Jones Wooster

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