Lodi Village Awards Parking Lot Sealer Bid
The Lodi Village Council approved Continental Coatings Co. of Wooster for paving at the fire station with one coat Cosmicoat primer and two coats sealer at 428 dollars. Officials reviewed levy wording and authorized mayor to align the two mill levy resolution with the original five year term. Bob Grimm becomes full time street employee. insurance list updated.
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Lodi
Continental Coatings Co
Wooster
Halley
Medina County
Bob Grimm
Council
Village Insurance
Grimm
Merle Zimmerman
Highland Drive
Zimmerman
Deaths in area include Fahey Winter and Schaffter
Arthur James Fahey 85 of Lake Road Bay Village died at Shangri La Nursing Home Valley City after a period of illness. Survived by daughter Ruby Schultz granddaughter Faye Kraus and brother George. Joanna Sweany Winter 28 of Westfield Center died at Akron City Hospital after brief illness. Survived by husband Robert daughter Amanda and siblings in Michigan. Ervin V. Schaffter Sr. 82 of Sterling died at home after a long life in the Sterling Rittman area. Survived by wife Nora three sons and a daughter and seven grandchildren. Burial and service details listed for each obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur James Fahey
Lake Road
Bay Village
Shangri-La
Valley City
Mr. Fahey
Cleveland
Railway Express Agency
Ruby
Blanche) Schultz
Paul
Faye) Kraus
Lodi
George of Avon
Lillian
Parker Funeral Home
Eugene Priest
Woodlawn Cemetery
Joanna Winter
Joanna Sweany Winter
Westfield Center
Akron City Hospital
Chicago
Medina County
Robert H
Amanda
Lynn
Scott
Sean
Michigan
Betty Kuhnenn
Petosky
Mich
Waite & Son
J. Louis Wolf
Westfield Center Cemetery
Ervin V. Schaffter
Sterling
Sterling-Rittman
Rittman
Ohio Boxboard Company
Schaffter
Carl W. Ellenwood Lodge
AM Rittman
Nora
John
James
Seville
Ervin Jr
Virginia Bloch
Chippewa Lake
Gillman Funeral Home
Loren R. Kuhn
Rittman Cemetery
Bridging the Gap Boosts Community Via Chatham Grange Night
The Chatham Grange hosts a booster night at the VFW hall with an open house and a flower and hobby show themed Bridging the Gap. Judy Hershfeld of the Painesville Extension office will speak. Exhibitors may enter flowers or hobbies with ribbons for first second and best of show.
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Chatham Grange
VFW Hall
Judy Hershfeld
Painesville
Publishers Asking For Incorporation
Special articles of incorporation filed in Columbus with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown by Pine Publishing Co. Donald B. Dobbins Judith Dobbins and Catherine Konenecke named as principals with Donald Dobbins acting as agent.
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Brunswick Hills
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
the Pine Publishing Co
Donald B. Dobbins
Boston Road
Judith Dobbins
Catherine Konenecke
Donald Dobbins
Medina Station Held Up By Four Robbers
Four men robbed the Sohio Station at Huntington and Liberty streets last night and escaped with an unknown amount of money. The attendant was forced to surrender the cash and locked in a restroom while the robbers fled on foot. Police expect further investigation.
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Medina
Sohio
Huntington
Liberty Streets
Local Students Plan Carnival in Medina
Five students from Guilford Boulevard organize a muscular dystrophy carnival Saturday from 1 to 4 30 p m at 758 Guilford Blvd featuring games prizes refreshments a country store and stuffed animals. Proceeds go to muscular dystrophy with gifts donated by local merchants.
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Medina
Guilford Boulevard
Guilford Blvd
John
Kevin
Mickle
Greg
Fay
Joelle
Strauf
Brunswick Seeks Part Time City Animal Wardens
Brunswick seeks applicants for several anticipated part time city animal warden posts. Safety Service Director Vincent Sweeney urges dog and cat lovers to apply at city hall or the fire station for the upcoming vacancies.
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Brunswick
City Hall
Safety Service
Vincent Sweeney
Medina Students Shine at Fifteenth Leadership Workshop
Medina Senior High School representatives Mike Warrell Becky Wible Les Somogyi and Dana Buck attended the Fifteenth Annual Leadership Training Workshop at Ohio Northern University Ada Ohio The Ohio Association of Student Councils sponsored the event drawing more than 1300 students for five days of leadership and group process sessions including mock council meetings lectures and labs The participants praised the experience saying it broadened their outlooks and prepared them to apply new ideas in their schools
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America
Becky Wible
Dale H. Richmond
OASC
Philip Simon
Les Somogyi
State Aid Boosts Medina County Schools In August
Ohio auditors report Medina County districts received net 359 398 in August through the school foundation program. Brunswick led with 111 537, Wadsworth 77 741, Cloverleaf 59 806, followed by Medina 36 222 Highland 32 153 Buckeye 22 161 and Black River 19 775. Total statewide direct aid 22 987 642 22. Retirement and other funds totaled 12 151 429 85 to teachers and 2 551 798 to school employees, with 908 553 84 to county boards. County totals include 10 888 636 49 to 394 local districts, 10 689 901 55 to 177 city districts, and 1 409 104 18 to 50 exempt villages. Major counties show Franklin 1 589 013 96, Cuyahoga 1 327 702 11, Hamilton 1 149 445 55, Montgomery 1 140 245 54. Garfield book store opens at lunch for supplies. volunteers needed.
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Columbus
Medina County
Ohio School Foundation
Joseph T. Ferguson
County Board of Education
Brunswick City
Wadsworth City
Cloverleaf
Medina
Highland
Buckeye
Black River
Ohio
State School Foundation
Ferguson
Boards of Education
Franklin
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Medina Hospital admits and births list regional names
Medina Hospital records show admissions on August 24 and 25 including Mr James Binns Mrs Eula Brooks Randy Harbert Cynthia Fitzwater Stephen Taylor Deanna Taylor Dorothy Lane Frank Feltes Roxie Dulute Frank Janssen Andrew Parker and others. Births include a boy to Gordon Duncan and a girl to Jearl Ramsey. Discharges list multiple patients. Brunswick income tax receipt noted 13 258 from Parma for 1969 tax year.
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James B. Binns
Brunswick
Eula D. Brooks
Randy K. Harbert
Cynthia A. Fitzwater
Cleveland
Stephen D. Taylor
Deanna R. Taylor
Dorothy O. Lane
Medina
Frank R. Feltes
Savannah
Roxie M. Dulute
Hinckley
Frank B. Janssen
Chippewa Lake
Andrew Parker
Gregory A. Brianas
Jearl Don Ramsey
West Salem
Daniel J. Dohangos
Joseph C. Coffee, Jr
Warren D. Rollin
Gail B. Cantleberry
Carrol W. Pelot
Linda K. Jones
Strongsville
Alice Dallas
Valley City
Penny L. Boone
Grafton
Jane N. Feidner
Brecksville
Daniel James Longacre
James A. DeMarco
Michael S. Whitaker
Fay J. Lemon
Martha L. Hubbard
Lori L. Newsome
Litchfield
Marie L. Norris
Hazel M. Spreng
James D. Vetrone
Rose E. Clark
Mollie L. Heilman
Ollie M. Barengo
Cynthia Ann Hollingsworth
Arthur A. Botz
Schery L. Osbourne
Tamas O. Freeska
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Bank Street
James Barnette
Jim Barr
Veterans’ Administration
South Academy Street
Bank St
Arthur Fahey
Medina Station
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Heritage Park
Bishop Realty
Blueberry Hill
Dana Buck
Valley City Street Fair
RT. 303
Benefit Valley City Fire Department
E Buckeye High
Tony Fossett
Irene Irene
Tonga
Lynn Sisters
Kenny Milton
Elkins Sisters
Harry “King” Cole the Austins
Montgomery
Summit
Start
Lucas
Lorain
Butler
Lake
Mahoning
Garfield
Garfield School Pto
Hugh Chronister
Brunswick Band
Booster Club
John Kiraly
John Francek
Harold Fox
Gazette
Sam’ Boyer
American Cancer Society
Medina Hospital
Norma Short
Parma
Harley Kerr Dance
Medina - Masonic
Akron
Medina Farmers
S. Court
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