Medina County Area Deaths Highlight Local Residents
Death notices for John Lester Butler 76 of Medina died at Akron General Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife Anna and four children, services set in Ypsilanti Michigan. Julia Kruse 68 former Brunswick resident died in Bradenton Florida with services in Strongsville. Robert William Peterson 58 Medina resident died at Medina Community Hospital with cremation planned and family selecting Medina County Heart Fund as a tribute option.
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John L. Butler
John Lester Butler
Medina Road
Medina
Akron General Hospital
Anna
Richard Janish
Flint
Mich
Wallace Janish
Jane Strom
Milan
Norma Taylor
Sam
Ruth Vasher
Martha Hanson
Ypsilanti
Geer
N. Washington St
Ypsilanti, Mich
Julia Kruse
Brunswick
Bradenton
Florida
Jardine Funeral Home
Pearl Road
Strongsville
Neal J. Mol
Brunswick Reformed Church
Robert W. Peterson
Robert William Peterson
Hickory Grove
Medina Community Hospital
Universal Underwriters Insurance Co
Peterson
St. Paul’s
Medina County Heart Fund
Medina Hospital January Admissions and Discharges Summary
Medina Hospital lists January 8 and 9 admissions and discharges with numerous patients from Brunswick Medina Strongsville and nearby towns. Separate notes cover January 6 7 1972 admissions and discharges in Lodi Spencer Wakeman West Salem and nearby communities. Moscow report notes 1971 umbrella losses at Kursky terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith Litchfield
Rose Clinker
Lodi
Rose Boyd
Clarence Inman
Middleburgets
Christopher Arters
Spencer
Mary A. Slabaugh
Homerville
Frances Halada
Mattie James
Ivan Mosier
Burbank
James Mick
West Salem
Hubert Mendenhall
Nancy Beichler
Creston
Mary Klein
Wakeman
Cecilia Miller
Moscow
UPI
Kursky Terminal
New DES rules limit beef and sheep sales with signed claims
Harold K. Thoburn reports federal DES rules require cattle sheep and dairy animals eight or older to be sold with a signed statement of DES withdrawal within seven days of marketing. Markets may refuse animals lacking the form. violations face FDA action. Also notes Ohio income tax withholding for farm laborers not required and upcoming farming courses and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
USDA
Consumer and Marketing Service
Ohio
Wheat futures rise on USDA plan to curb 1972 acreage
Commodities report notes new crop futures finishing 1% higher after USDA signals plans to reduce 1972 wheat acreage. Anticipated 11 percent winter wheat production rise prompts potential production controls and farmer incentives to plow acreage. Old crop futures dip. U S visible supply at 180 million bushels, 55 million below last year.
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USDA
House
Senate
Chicago
U.S
U. S
Ceylon
Colombia
Egypt
CCC
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Medina County
Washtenoog
Ann Arbor
Waite and Son Memorial
Medina County Society For Handicapped Children
Edward
Henry
Robert Sargeant
Tilly Lamke
Olga Tinney
Michigan
Sunset Memorial Park
Medina Hospital
Helen A. Deeks
Andrew Kollar
Katherine Gotthardt
Garretville
Charlene E. McDermott
William R. Stevanus
Steven B. Workman
North Royalton
Joyce A. Kilbane
Charles A. Skidmore
Charles C. Lanier
Marc A. Noble
Cheryl L Deyling
Carmela A. Burgraff
Harold Williams
Charles J. Cumberledge
William G. Bloch
Arthur A. Hirsch
Tracy L. Polansky
Darlene W. Webb
Kay R. Tyler
Clara E. Rendour
Hallena M. Spears
Jean M. Payne
Peninsula
Phyllis Dunbar
Akron
LeRoy J. Smith
Richfield
Kenneth E. Jarmusch
Cleveland
Ada Wheeler
Kay R. Crawford
Thelman L. Adams
Rita A. Blough
Rose Hager
Henry Ll. Mellert
Mary E. Worchester
Walter Khoenle
Susan Hubley
Charlotte Dillard
Donald Wagner
Linda Gency
Judith Thomas
Althea J. Leonhardt
Donna E. Walter
Patricia Hall
Lodi Hospital
Harold K. Thoburn
Farm Machinery Department
Medina Farmers Exchange
Clarence Dick
Medina Greenhouse
Fair Secretary’s Office
Cloverleaf High School
Commodity Report
Gillette
Techmatic
BAYER
OUR
Aertel
Golden Rod
Cehiv Na Hee
North
Pearl RD
Chippewa Lake
Seville
Mr. Jack
Medina County Gazette
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