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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
4
A collage of letters touches dating, marriage delays, and inflation basics. Topics include a long distance campus romance with tutoring, a fiancée concerned about a pending divorce, a Vietnam soldier joke, and a reader query on inflation definitions and causes.
A mixed set of thoughts on causes and winners of inflation, plus a kids puzzle page. It includes questions about the Declaration of Independence, a landlord, and a riddle about changing Gift to Lose, with a prize notice for Edward Williams of Oakland California.
Mr and Mrs Elden Burnside announce the engagement of Ruthie Jean to Airman James L Beverlin son of Mr and Mrs Clark Beverlin The future groom serves in the United States Air Force A June wedding is planned.
Miami University Oxford announces a fall quarter President's List for students with a 4.0 average across at least 12 credit hours. The first publication names 290 students across three campuses and sends personalized congratulatory letters to each recipient from Miami president Dr. Phillip R. Shriver.
A brief local note describes a drenched five or six foot youth selling Studio cards at 720 Deepwood Drive, Falling Oaks, Medina. The writer recalls Jeffrey League, son of George and Mrs. League, in Baldwin Wallace College theatre cast, plus William K. Thomas earning a law degree at Indiana University.
Cadette Troop 482 of Brunswick met on January 26. They shared World Friendship crafts photos and discussed a Washington trip this summer. They planned a skating party on February 5 and the start of cookie sales also on February 5.
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