Versatile Mrs Gardner shows many roles in life
Marian Gardner, 1968 Woman of the Year in North Ridgeville, is a bus driver, student, mother of five, and future teacher. She returned to college part time after 24 years of marriage, earned a bachelor of science, and plans to teach elementary students at Lake Ridge Academy. Her family and community work include park board service and moving a stand of evergreens for a city park. The Night Blooming Cereus on her porch blooms rarely, drawing family and guests to witness the event.
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North Ridgeville
Ous
Marian Gardner
William C. Gardner
Denison
Lorain County Community College
Baldwin-Wallace
Western Reserve University
Kent State University
Lake Ridge Academy
North Olmsted
North Ridgeville School Board
Norman
Wilcox
Libby
Nancy
Gail
Gary Zoldesy
Ford
Berea
Zoldesy
Bill
Air Force Academy
Colorado
Maria Siewers
Gardners
Germany
Occidental College of Language
Los Angeles
St. Bernard
Heidi
Gardner
Amherst auction stirs memories with carts and old gear
On August 1 1970 Mrs William Lauener of Quarry Road auctioned items rich in time from horse wagons to brass kettles. Chauncey Benner of Louisville Ohio recalls the gear over a century old while noting faded wood and rusted springs. Lauener says her husband loved horses and hoped to restore pieces for display.
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William Lauener
Quarry Road
Chauncey Benner
Louisville
Ohio
Lauener
Old Fashion Days Winners at 13th Annual Event
Winners announced in Ely Park for Old Fashion Bargain Days. Sybil Puffer and Terry Sue Brandau won in the female merchants and second place respectively, Gary Taylor led the male merchants with Richard Mole as runner up. Diane Raber won shopper class wearing her grandmother’s wedding dress.
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Ely Park
Sybil Puffer
Puffer's Florists
Terry Sue Brandau
Brandau Jewelers
Gary Taylor
C.H. Merthe Co
Richard Mole
Elyria Savings and Trust National Bank
Diane Raber
Root Rd
Columbia Station
Helen Shrock
Bess Lundberg
Nancy Miller
Josephine Deerwester
Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club
Stockdale denounces premature FBI Kent probe reports
Ohio State Sen. Robert E. Stockdale criticizes an Akron Beacon Journal story based on an FBI Kent State tragedy inquiry. He warns premature publication could prejudice defendants and cites lessons from the Sheppard case while praising forthcoming subcommittee findings from 12 state universities.
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Columbus — State
Robert E. Stockdale
Kent
FBI
Kent Stat University
Ohio National Guardsmen
Stockdale
Akron Beacon-Journal
KSU
Avon welcomes new Stratford Village resident Mary Ackerman
A flood of welcome gifts and coupons greeted Mrs Mary Ackerman who recently moved within Stratford Village Detroit Road. She received beauty shop and florist offers among others as a neighbor for 21 years in the area.
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Avon
Mary Ackerman
Stratford Village
Detroit Road
Ackerman
Newcor
Sheffield Lake unit wins light ambulance class at Ohio firemen meet
Sheffield Lake Fire Department rescue unit led by Lt Albert Wanyak and Fireswan Joseph Kalamasz won first place in the light ambulance class at the Ohio Firemen's Association conference in Cleveland. They judged largely on appearance and equipment. two Brunswick High School band members were treated for heat and one was hospitalized after the parade event. Fireman Robert McCreery serves as the department’s conference delegate as it winds down.
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Sheffield Lake Fire Department
Albert Wanyak
Ohio Firemen's Association
Cleveland
Wanyak
Joseph Kalamasz
Brunswick High School
Kalamasz
Robert McCreery
Sheffield Lake Department
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Mrs. Gardner
Pat Isaak
Denison University
Granville
Ohio State Law School
Gardner Hardware
Lorain Rd
Amherst
Benner
Bill Lauener
Tored
Old Fashion Days
Emma Lauener
FBI Kent
Sam Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Portage County
Chronicle Telegram
Sie Laarey Gals
Niewepa Pp
Wes
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