They're Back Home They're Back Home
Wilbur and Martha Wood return from California to Lodi after 24 years away. They recount Anaheim growth from 17 000 to 170 000, earthquake quirks, and life on the West Coast. They plan local club, church, and travel plans with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Kruas
Lodi
Wilbur
Martha Wood
Stampin Grounds
California
Wood
Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf Complex
the Woods
Anaheim
Calif
Mickey Mouse Town
Ken
Ohio
Martha
Florida
Snader
Bank Street
Pta’s
Teachers Association of the District and Friends
Cloverleaf Colts
the Gazette
West Coast
Burbank
Chatham
Masonic
Eastern Star
Rotary
Medina Council Approves Two 1972 Ordinances
Medina council approves first two ordinances of 1972 after debate on Gabe Simon property water runoff and Ivy Hill Development. The first sets a 5.52 per lineal foot plus 1,866.55 assessment for Willadale Development totaling 126,925.84. The second allows non metallic sheathed cable in two story wood dwellings with fire walls every 6,000 on the first floor and 4,000 on the second.
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Medina
Gabe Simon
Ivy Hill
Board of Building Code of Appeals
Mel Gerspacher
Golden Villas
Gerspacher
Medina Gazette Adds Akron Reporter Ted Graham to Staff
Medina officials address code compliance while new reporter Ted Graham joins the Gazette. Graham, 25, Akron, Army Signal Corps veteran with a BA from the University of Akron, plans to move to Medina. Meanwhile, city concerns include water runoff from Ivy Hill and Gayer Drive as officials schedule a 7:30 p.m. meeting. In Medina County Court two Cleveland men receive prison and probation for the June 9 armed robbery of Lawson’s Milk Co. store near Brunswick. $684 stolen from manager Georgia Bowyer.
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Medina
Ted Graham
Akron
The
Gazette
Graham
U.S. Army
Signal Corps
Germany
University of Akron
Ohio University
Petrigala
Donald P. Neel
S. Court St
Ivy Hill
Tom Cunningham
Cleveland
Medina County
Brunswick Seeks IRS ruling on legislator pay raise
Brunswick officials seek IRS guidance via Akron investigator D M Dewrahner on whether a Jan 1 pay raise for elected officials can be paid under state law or must follow Wage Price Commission guidelines. Mayor Charles O Malley notes a conflict between state and federal rules and mentions no raises in four years.
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Brunswick
Internal Revenue
D.M. Dewrahner
Akron
Charles O’malley
IRS
Wage Price Commission
Medina Finance Committee Approves Seven 1972 Automobiles
The Medina Finance Committee approved seven 1972 cars for city use including five new police cruisers and three swaps of 1970 cruisers. One 1968 cruiser moves to recreation and a 1971 van shifts to engineering. Net cost for new cars after trade-ins is about $18,200.
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Medina
Recreation Department
City Hall
Engineer’s Department
Beech” Stevenson
Arnold Siegfried
John Root
Council
Meter Reading
Government to name price violators and insiders
The Cost of Living Council announced it will publish names of retail stores violating price controls and disclose information on its staff to avoid conflicts of interest. It previously kept violator names private unless the case went to court. Meanwhile the Price Commission issued insurance rate rules expected to curb premium increases by 35 to 40 percent, with state departments approving changes and a House panel warning of scrutiny.
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Washington
UPI
Cost of Living Council
Justice Department
The
Price Commission
House Banking Committee
Pay Board
Jennie the woman behind Churchill's rise in 1895
In Ralph Martin's second Jennie volume the life of Lady Randolph Churchill is explored from 1895 onward. The memoir details her influence across the Boer War India and Parliament through vivid narrative.
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Winston Churchill
Jennie
India
Ralph Martin
Lady Randolph Churchill
Jennie Churchill and the social world of turn of the century fame
A lively portrait of Jennie Churchill widow of Lord Randolph Churchill and mother of Winston Churchill. The book covers her affairs with kings dukes and princes and her influence on Winston Churchill. It lists famed names from Victoria to Roosevelt and Shaw while praising Jennie as a multi talented force despite gossip associations.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Europe
Walter Winchell
Earl Wilson
Churchill
Jennie
Prince of Wales
Winston
U.S
William Astor
Theodore Roosevelt
Queen Victoria
Edward and George
George Bernard Shaw
Scott
Zelda Fitzgerald
Sarah Bernhardt
Cecil Rhodes
Lord Kitchener
Rudyard Kipling
Robert Louis Stevenson
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Lloyd George
Mosher Probes U S Energy Crisis Plans At Key Labs
Congressman Charles A. Mosher travels with a House Science Committee team to Lawrence Livermore and Chicago sites to review thermo nuclear fusion work Laser Pellet tests geo thermal prospects and hydrocarbon gas from coal Hygas process and liquid helium for potential lossless power transmission The tour aims to gauge federal subsidy needs.
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Washington
Cong
Charles A. Mosher
Atomic Energy Commission
Lawrence-Livermore Laboratory
California
House Science Committee
Cong. Mosher
Pacific Gas and Electricity Co
Commonwealth Edison
Chicago
Mosher
University of Chicago
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Wilber and
Medina, O
Doris Kilbane
Fred Fri, Jr
New Reporter
Dr. Frn
Wadsworth Road
Gayer Drive
Steve Lindsey
Gayer
Joseph Jordan
Ohio State Penitentiary
Theodore Whiteyes
Georgia Bowyer
Rt. 261
State Highway Patrol
Sam’ Boyer
Medina Trustees
Medina Twp
Board of Trustees
City of
Medina City
Paul Wiegand
Albert Hood
Trustees and Zoning Board
O’malley
Traffic Commission
School Board
Brunswick Plaza
Phillip Bosak
Recreation Board
William Gabriel
Bosak
Harvard Drive
Chevrolet Cleveland
CYO
St. Ambrose Church
Knight of Columbus
UAW
Fire Department
Jennie” Agem
Charles Hobb
Lyndon Johnson
Susan
Thomas
Coug Mosher
Nixon
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