Illegal Payments Noted In Spencer Village
State Auditor Joseph Ferguson reported that Spencer village officials including council members and volunteers were paid for dual roles in violation of law. Findings include 63.75 against Ken Grieve, 63.25 against Allen Weidrick, 79.50 and 73.05 against Milford Taylor, 70 from Donald Brouse, and five employees improperly exempted from the Public Employees Retirement System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Drumheller
Columbus Bureau
Columbus
Spencer
Joseph Ferguson
Grieve
Weidrick
Ferguson
Milford Taylor
Taylor
Public Employees
Cloverleaf Board Approves Federal Lunch Program
Cloverleaf District adopts free or reduced price lunches under Federal Department of Agriculture policy. About 230 average enrollments cited. Applications available year round via parent letter. hearing official set for denials. Also awarded gas contract to Standard Oil at 1235 per gallon and baked goods and milk contracts to Ward Bakery and Elm Farm Dairy. Several staff changes include a leave of absence for Mrs. Lynne Verion and new hires across junior and senior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverleaf Dist
Board of Education
Department of Agriculture
Cloverleaf
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Ward Bakery
Elm Farm Dairy
Mothers Of Servicemen Plan Garden Social
The Northern Medina County Mothers of Servicemen's Club will meet on Wednesday August 9 at 8 p.m. at Old Phoenix Bank to discuss a September garden social. Last month the group sent care packages to eight overseas and two domestic servicemen. Donations of cookies hard candies and other mailable items are welcome. Call 225-3272 for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Medina County
Mothers of Servicemen’s Club
Old Phoenix Bank
Gerald Eggert
Gary Hajek
Jim Camberlin
Dennis Bland
Seville Council Sets Meeting Date and Sewer Fees
Seville council passes two ordinances by emergency and third reading making the second Monday meeting date official and setting sewer tap in fees at 500 dollars per single family unit. Multi family sewer rate is 1.5 times the water charge. About 80 percent increase debated as too high by two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Seville
Seville
Wadsworth Annexation Fails Over Absence of Agent
Medina County commissioners called off a nearly 49 acre annexation near Wadsworth after the agent failed to attend the hearing. Mrs. Faye Holvey opposed the plan, while a resignation and new Red Cross appointee were noted. The board also accepted Campbell Oil’s bid for county highway fuel and filed July construction data totaling 113 building permits 78 electrical permits and $2.2 million in July costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Alice Dallas
Medina County
Campbell Oil
Medina Woman Attacked On Bronson Street Early Morning
A 25 year old Medina woman was raped around midnight on Bronson Street near a bar. She described a masked assailant. officers found a pillow case and a blood stained lid at the scene as part of the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Bronson Street
Medina Seeks New Meter Maid After Resignation
Medina police chief announces vacancy after JoAnn Blough quits. Applicants join 40 hour week with 9 am to 5 pm shifts on most weekdays and alternate Wednesdays Saturdays. Duties include writing tickets and collecting meter coins. annual salary listed at 5590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
JoAnn Blough
Fran Grice
City Hall
Chuck* Davis
Davis
Canning Gauge Checks Offered by Medina Extension
Medina County Extension home economist Mrs. Lee Shirley will test pressure canner gauges for accuracy at the Extension Office 143 W. Liberty St. on Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A deviation over two pounds signals replacement to ensure product quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Lee Shirley
Medina County Extension Home Economist
Liberty St
Medina considers income tax credit plan for workers
City officials discuss a local income tax with a possible two percent rate and credits for residents who work outside the community. Finance director Bob Jones notes some employees could pay more than half percent if the town lacks full credit. Councilman Stevenson would be exempt. Eugene Marinella voices strong support. Aimed administrative costs are $15,000 to $20,000 first year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Stevenson
Eugene Marinella
Wadsworth Road
Council
What Are the Romance Languages
The article explains the Romance languages descended from vulgar Latin, listing French Provencal Catalan Spanish Portuguese Italian Romanian and Rhaeto Romantic dialects. It notes their development from Latin in the Roman Empire as regional dialects evolved into separate languages, with vocabulary borrowed from Teutonic Greek and Arabic during historical contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Europe
Paris
France
Peter F Bekina Sr. Dies After Illness at 78
Peter F Bekina Sr., 78, of 841 Hadcock Road died Monday after a lengthy illness. He was a lifelong member of the Homer City American Legion Post in Pennsylvania. Survived by two sons Peter Jr. and Frank and seven grandchildren. Calling hours 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Carlson Funeral Home in Brunswick. Services Thursday in Homer City with Bowser Funeral Home in charge.
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Peter F. Bekina Sr
Hadcock Road
Homer City
American Legion Post
Pennsylvania
Peter Jr
Brunswick
Frank
Carlson Funeral Home
Bowser Funeral Home
Admitted, births and discharges listed in local hospital notices
August 7 admissions include Dennis J. Skiles and 20 others from Brunswick and Medina areas. births report a girl for the Bator family in Brunswick and a boy for the Hardacre family in Medina. Discharges list Eva Conley and several others, with two mothers and their sons among the released patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis J. Skiles
Brunswick
Leslie A. Broucker
Elyria
Ruth N. Clousson
Michelle L. Shearer
Spencer
Gary S. Janus
Seven Hills
Kimlee J. Schmidlin
Martha R. McMahon
Medina
Thomas E. Lethco Jr
Leigh Ann M. Lethco
Mildred P. Green
Chippewa Lake
Paul T. Ozanich Jr
William C. Dreibelbis
Rita E. Sobczyk
Hinckley
Thelma L. Werner
Clair M. Norton Jr
Lorrie E. Krink
Valley City
Catherine A. Ewing
Patricia A. Basko
Maggie Elder
Anna Egnot
Louise M. Rider
Charleen M. Wolfe
Roland F. Bator
Jack P. Hardacre
Eva Conley
Susan J. O’brien
Michael G. Harris
Dennis W. Hawke
Ray L. Dunbar
Patricia A. Young
Cheryl A. Kollar
Charles H. Reese
Patricia P. Gabriel
Riddle Box 1 Answers Revealed
The piece presents three brain teasers: a blow on the head felt is when it is felt. rain followed by dew implies dew time. and the word you cannot name without breaking is silence.
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VFW
S. Carpenter Road
Ray Bayless
Ohio
Art Taber
Bill Young
Post
Charles Mosher
Capitol Building
Washington D.C
Gazette
Sue Whitmyer
Donald Brouse
Brouse
Glenn Promeroy
Kenneth Croskey
Charles Coen
Clarence Easterday
Dan White
Pomeroy
Kenneth Grieve
John Jeandrevin
Cloverleaf Board
Charles Skurvid
Skurvid
Lynne Verion
Christine Cikra
Joanne Gibbs
Ingeborg Dusbiber
Lodi
Ruth Ann Musgrave
Susan Bowers
Larry Taylor
Linda Keller
Joe Prats
Jovita Prats
Nanette Fritz
Constance Mori
John Sams
Joyce Norton
George Gage
Roy Wade
Lee Reichbaum
John Gerres
Thomas Dunlap
Helmut Prill
Vicki Horsley
BY Marilyn Moore
Art Clevidence
Highland School District
Bob Markiey
Bob Briggs
Clarence Chambers
Rt. 3
Ed Steele
Merle Weaver
Bill Wesolek
Rittman
Columbia Gas
PUCO
Paul Blake
Street Department
Don Roshon
M.W. Jackson
Lee Cavin
B&o Railroad
Elmer Detwiler
Briggs
Wadsworth
Ted Graham
Rittman Road
Faye Holvey
Bob Jones
Community College
Sycamore Park
Workman
Brookpark
Banks
Cuyahoga
Johnson Shoes
Pearl RD
Stuu
Kathy Kimble
Glen Allen
Peter Bekina SR
Medina Hospital
Sun
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Mars
Saturn
Earth
Pluto
Jupiter
Planet
Nebula
New Book of Knowledge
Janet Waterston
Sherwood Park
Alberta
Canada
F&t Life
Henry Smith
Public Square
Medina, Ohio
Gary Nelson
Nsurance Company
Syracuse
New York
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