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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1963
Page
2
The National Safety Council identifies key car parts prone to “infection” by vehicle virus including brakes headlights rear lights turn signals tires wheels exhaust system muffler horn rear view mirror windshield wipers and glass.
Ashton Hall a long time Rittman teacher proud to educate second generation Rittmanites. He taught civics physical education history government and coached football and basketball many years. His career spans Greensburg to Rittman with Army service and Kent State training. He and wife Vi and children Cherie and Darel live at 129 Grandview.
MAX BOND reports from the Feb 8 1923 issue of The Rittman Press on the Giesinger cider press built in 1836 by Henry Giesinger. The beam is oak 24 inches square and over 36 feet long, powered by horse then hand, with two tons of rock anchor and 700 psi pressure. The press showcases a slogan of quality not quantity and uses rye straw for straining, with the original building and sell house largely unchanged. The piece notes the press has passed through three generations and promises a continuation next week.
Vernon Phillips Donald Niehaus and Clyde Eckhart of Rittman were among about 2000 men attending a three day National Council of United Presbyterian Men gathering in Pittsburgh. Speakers included Arthur B. Langlier former Seattle mayor and Washington governor. Doonald G Miller Pittsburgh Theological Seminary president. Theophilus Mills Taylor secretary of the United Presbyterian General Council. and other church leaders from McCall Corporation Tarkio College and major seminaries.
Ivan D Elliott 70 of Creston died Sunday evening at Wooster Hospital shortly after admission following a period of illness He was born in Madisonburg and worked as a conductor and motor man in Cleveland for 14 years He later joined Shellers Meat Markets in Smithville In retirement he farmed near Hermanville He leaves two brothers Ne wel Elliott Wooster RD and H Bayne Elliott East Lincoln Highway an uncle Howard and five grandchildren His wife Bertha Miller his daughter Sylvia Grunder preceded him in death Rev Wilmer Hartman Crown Hill Mennonite Church officiated Burial was in Canaan Cemetery
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