Medina County Fair Opens With Six Day Extravaganza
The 126th Medina County Fair starts at 4 p.m. featuring style shows farm events horse races concession stands commercial exhibits livestock shows and midway attractions. The county’s best display runs six days through Sunday under fair president oversight.
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D’arcy Egan
Medina County
Two Charged With Marijuana Possession In Stop Near Hinckley
Police stopped seven people late last night on CR 44 when a slow overloaded car drew attention. James Kyle of Lakewood and John Neal of Cleveland, both 20, were charged with marijuana possession.
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Hinckley
Cuyahoga County
James Kyle
Lakewood
John Neal
Cleveland
Happenings At The Fair Schedule Highlights
Community fair week features flag raisings by VFW posts Medina September events include National Anthem solos by Doris Kaser and organ performances by Walter Trimmer. Daily acts include races, pageants, pony and harness events, 4-H shows, rock bands, fireworks, and parade of queens.
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Myron Chidsey
Paul Swagler
West Smith Road
Medina
VFW
Chidsey
Becky Standen
Medina Recreation Department
Medina County Extension Chorus
Stephanie Morton
Medina County Agricultural Society
Brunswick High
Newton Standen
Harold Holdridge
King Brothers Rodeo
VFW Post
Doris Kaser
Fair Board
Cloud
Walter Trimmer
Chatham Vfw
Queens
Satan
O.C. Duke
Kiwanis Club
Estes Brothers
Brunswick
Wadsworth Vfw
Ohio
Honey Queen
Seville Vfw
Brunswick Vfw Post
American Legion
Father Murphy
Sixteen County Lovelies Vie For Honey Queen
Sixteen Medina County contestants gathered at Null's Restaurant for interviews as part of the annual Honey Queen competition linked to the county fair. Judges include Mrs. Ruth Brenner, Mrs. Lynn Sechrist, and Mrs. Edwin Rice. The winner receives a large trophy and 35 dollars. runners up earn smaller trophies and cash, with all contestants awarded certificates.
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Medina
Medina County
Ruth Brenner
Medina Welcome Wagon
Lynn Sechrist
Wadsworth
Edwin Rice
Rice’s
Jamie Gordon
Brunswick
Cheryl Bruegman
Highland
City Hall Levy on Ballot After Council Push
Medina council approves 1.154 mill levy for 20 years to fund $800,000 in bonds for a new city hall not including furnishings, with debate over timing and support for an income tax. They also back police records clerk and joint gasoline and bus parking pact with the school board, amid liability concerns.
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Doris Kilbane
Medina
Arnie Siegfried
Steve Petrigala
George Rodgers
City Hall
Greenwood
John Root
Davis
Harry van Horsten
Jack Kinney
Brunswick County Pedestrian Deaths Mark Year’s First
Harlen Ward 87 of Sleepy Hollow Road was struck and killed by a motorcycle near his home, in the county's first pedestrian death of the year. The cyclist, 15-year-old Joseph Green, was not seriously injured and the incident remains under investigation. Ward died near midnight at Medina Community Hospital. Authorities report 1031 accidents this year, up from 820 last year, with the highway death count at 16.
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Brunswick
Harlen Ward
Sleepy Hollow Road
Ward
Joseph Green
State Patrol
Medina Community Hospital
Nearly Doubling The Number Of Candidates In Medina Election
Medina election filings bring total candidates to 97 as 40 petitions arrive. The filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday. Local offices include Medina mayor council president and ward council seats plus multiple school boards and village posts across Chippewa Lake Seville Montville Spencer Sharon Homer Brunswick Hills Spencer Village Granger Litchfield and more.
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Medina
Board of Elections
Seville Village
Daniel C. Auxter
Malcolm G. Marshall
Montville
Arlene C
Cowling
Newton R. Standen
Granger
Carol E. Kraus
Neil G. Sylvester
Litchfield
B. Joanne Seifert
Aubrey P. Mohler
Spencer Twp
Lynn K. Hendricks
Lawrence E. Walkden
Jack W. Cowling
Sharon
Tilford W. Sullivan
Five Countians Appointed To Medina County Health Advisory
Five residents were named to the Medina County Advisory Committee to the Metropolitan Health Planning Corp by the county commissioners. Appointees include Mrs. Robert Gordon Wadsworth Mrs. Thomas Dallas Valley City Mrs. Philip Bosak Brunswick Howard West Spencer and Donald Simmons Sharon Center. The four county agency plans regional health needs and planning. The commissioners also awarded 800000 in inactive deposits to Old Phoenix National Bank with others bidding including Farmers Savings Bank Savings Deposit Bank First National of Wadsworth and Medina County Bank.
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Medina
Medina County
Metropolitan Health Planning Corp
Robert Gordon
Wadsworth
Thomas Dallas
Valley City
Philip Bosak
Brunswick
Howard West
Spencer
Donald Simmons
Sharon Center
Metropolitan Health Planning Agency
Phoenix National Bank
Farmers Savings Bank, Savings Deposit Bank, First National of Wadsworth
Medina County Bank
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Lindsey Garrett
Valley City Vfw Post
King Brothers
Sam’ Boyer
Barbara Gatens
Lynn Starkey
Seville
Sworth
Annette Wright
KSU
Karen Robinson
Marsha Daniels
Lisa Ramsey
Debbie Werner
Kathy Wolff
Buckeye
FFA
Nancy Leonard
Phoebe Klintworth
Black River
Claudia Rom
Cloverleaf
Peggy Orlowsky
Larry Schmith
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Key
Joe Cowden
CTS
New City Hall
Council
Gazette
Terry Morris
Buckeye High School
Sheriff’s Department
Graydon Turner
Stone Road
Old Mill Village
Heritage Park
Valley Forge
Revere Court
Potomac Drive
Constitution Drive
Tulip Court
Shovee Court
Lily Court
Valley Forge Drive
Frederick A. Fri Jr
Fourth Ward
Medina School Board
Gary L. DeHass
Medina County School Board
Gordon R. Eastwood
Charles N. Rice
Buckeye School Board
Richard J. Parish
Stuart Zacharias
Cloverleaf School Board
G. Robert Otte
Beverly Ivie
Baker W. Herbert
Highland School Board
Barbara A. Wise
Byron M. Bright
Wilbert C. Geiss
Frederick A. Herrmann
Chippewa Lake Village
Keith L. Riedel
Maynard P. Jobes
Milton G. Ruder
Homer
Arthur H., Stevenson
Brunswick Hills
Lucille Griesheimer
Spencer Village
Adrian Dalgleish
Milford L. Taylor
David K. Firestone
Tommy B. Ramey
Board of Public Affairs
Arthur K. Weidrick
Linda K. Dennis
John Oberholtzer