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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
7
The Ohio legislature enacted two laws affecting commercial drivers. One allows red reflectors as an alternative to flares for disabled vehicles, effective Sept. 16. The other clarifies width length and height limits for motor vehicles, effective Sept. 17, with tractors and semis not exceeding 55 feet overall.
A group of junior Girl Scouts led by Mrs Wayne Forrer and Mrs Charles Champlin met Monday at Diversion to prepare flower mowers for cars in the Homecoming parade. Aqua, yellow wand and pink tissue flowers were made with each troop leader teaching a different method. Scribe Marjorie Adams.
About 200 people attended the Three Arts Card Party at Rawiga Country Club to benefit the Wadsworth Hospital Auxiliary. Nine Rittman residents modeled fall outfits themed Shades of Autumn, with door prizes and gift certificates awarded to several attendees.
Mrs Yoho was installed as president of Buckeye Garden Club at its meeting Tuesday. Dinner and installation were held at Western Star with vice president Mrs James Shank, secretary-treasurer Mrs Dallas Haulk, assistant secretary treasurer Mrs C G Haulk. Special guests included Mrs Charles Younger and Mrs Myrtle Beck.
The election at First Church on North Main Street named James Hile as superintendent for the year. Ralph Op linger was chosen assistant superintendent. Mrs Raymond Kitts is chorister with Karen Croft as pianist. John Garveth named junior superintendent. Jives Hile and Warner Blackburn among assistants.
A study by the State Highway Department and State Fire and Safety Safety compares six months of 1963 to 1962, listing top accident sites and counties. Dayton area saw 20 400 incidents, with Franklin Montgomery Summit and other counties showing multiple locations. Continuous reviews target prevention.
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