Medina Revco Drug Store to adopt old-time look
The Revco Drug Store on Public Square in Medina plans a retro renovation to restore an old-fashioned storefront appearance. Details appear in the Business Beat on Page 6.
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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1978
Page
1
The Revco Drug Store on Public Square in Medina plans a retro renovation to restore an old-fashioned storefront appearance. Details appear in the Business Beat on Page 6.
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Gail Byers, 23, a security officer at the Coliseum in Richfield Two, is the Brunswick Hills Township Police Department's lone female officer. She patrols with 11 volunteers, earns $1 yearly, and plans more firearms training this fall. She recalls the January Kiss concert snowbound crowd as a memorable challenge.
Robert E. Lindemann 75 longtime Medina councilman died Thursday night after a short illness. A three year veteran, he helped upgrade ward sidewalks and roads and was active in senior citizen projects. Funeral Monday at Waite and Son Memorial Home with burial in Medina.
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