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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1958
Page
4
A playful verse describes a cat with a large hat who smokes a pipe and enjoys rich food. The creature sings nightly and bids good night with a quirky farewell to Lance.
Sacred Heart church of Wadsworth hosts Hold Festival A Gay Ninetys from May 29 to June 1 with concessions refreshments sweet shop and games. A Saturday May 31 dance at Wadsworth Recreation Center features disc jockey Gary Miller of WHKK. Sunday June 1 offers a family style ham dinner in the new school cafeteria with ham parsley potatoes vegetables salad bread butter cake milk and coffee.
A village level project proposes treating select streets in Ritmaa with a bloom-friendly compact for a district upgrade. The assessment allocates costs to benefited properties with a list of street segments and measurements, including limits near Main Street and West Bausch. The plan involves street densification, drainage, and utility coordination, pending approval by local authorities.
A garbled parcel description uses street names and boundaries to outline a tract and adjacent blocks with measurements and lot lines. The notice mentions a project cost share, a set price of 50, and a partial payment term. It notes official approval is contingent on filing in the office of the Clerk and indicates the board will determine the final cost distribution.
The text outlines that front foot assessments will be charged on lots abutting the proposed improvement with costs including surveys notices resolutions and interest. Objections must be filed within ten days of publication. Payment options allow one cash installment within sixty days. surplus costs funded from the Maim and Repair Fund. May 1922.
Resolution No 4023 declares the need to improve Sut ter Drive by constructing curbs and gutters storm sewers paving and appurtenances from a point 16 feet north. The plan covers street widening drainage and connection works as part of municipal infrastructure upgrade.
A missing person notice requests information about a man linked to the 135 Summit Street address in Wadsworth. The ad expresses frustration that he did not shop at Doxey's for a Wringer washer or related parts such as wringer rolls gears dust bags belts hoses, arguing he could have saved time and money.
The Village of Rittman Ohio council resolves to improve streets by curbs gutters storm sewers paving and appurtenances. It lists Ritter Drive Lincoln Drive and Baker Drive segments with measured distances along Pine Street Sunset Drive Home Street and Lincoln Drive for widening and drainage upgrades. It states three-fourths of elected members must concur for passage.
An ad promises quick itch relief with Itch-Me-Not cream. It claims to deaden itching and burning within minutes, kill germs and fungi on contact, helpful for eczema, foot itch, ringworm, insect bites, and surface rashes. Today at Stepfield Pharmacy on 5-22.
The text outlines that the specified improvements be completed together using identical materials and methods, treated as a single project. It confirms grade plans, engineer profiles, and scope of work on file, and details cost allocation, assessment methods by front footage, and inclusion of surveying, printing, and interest in the levy. It covers payment terms over ten annual installments with interest, cash option within 30 days, and issuance of village bonds and notes in anticipation of collection.
A government notice outlines that the costs of street improvements including inter sections right of way and any awards to adjoining landowners shall be paid from the street improvement fund. The resolution takes effect at the earliest legal period and is signed by Mayor Orla A. Hougland with attestation by City Clerk Leonard G. Over.
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