No New Booms for Elsie Fetzer Medina County Recorder Since 1958
Medina County Recorder Elsie Fetzer recalls prior booms as she compiles the 1971 records noting 4 105 deeds and 4 075 mortgages filed that year with total recordings at 10 334. She highlights shifts to microfilm and Xerox, time savings, and calls for a full time microfilm technician to handle growing workloads.
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Medina County
Elsie Fetzer
Medina County Recorder
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St. James
Recorder’s Department
Ohio
Political pawn fight over Wallace roils GOP and Democrats
Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien accused the Republicans of using George Wallace as a political pawn after Wallace announced his entry into the presidential race. Wallace said he would enter the primaries as a Democrat in Tallahassee, triggering sharp crossfire between parties over strategy and influence.
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United Press International
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Tallahassee
Lawrence F. O’brien
George Wallace
Richard Nixon
Anne Armstrong
Republican National Committee
O’brien
Lester Maddox
Georgia
American Independent Party
Joan Bennett looks back as Hollywood changes on the Warners lot
Veteran actress Joan Bennett tours the Warner Bros lot and laments changes in the studio system after 30 years in film. She recalls the era of contract players and big studios, notes new directors and stars, and recalls a past clash over Nob Hill.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
UPI
Joan Bennett
Warner Bros
Constance
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Bennett
Miss Bennett
20Th Century Fox
Nob Hill
Vivian Blaine
George Raft
Stanley
Oliver
Fox Not Rabid in Gloria Glens Village
A fox reported acting peculiar in Gloria Glens Village was tracked to Buf fham Road and shot by William Fuzzy Foster of Briarwood Beach Village. Health dept confirms the fox was not rabid. The fox’s head will be sent to Columbus for rabies testing. Raymond Tricomi of Broadview Heights discovered the animal at Promotional Fixtures.
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Gloria Glens Village
Buffham Road
William “Fuzzy” Foster
Briarwood Beach Village
Health Department
Wooster Pike
Sheriff’s Department
Regional Health Department
Columbus
the Fox
Raymond Tricomi
Broadview Heights
Dear Abby Columns On Weddings And Advice From Readers
A collection of Dear Abby letters covers wedding plans with a hometown pastor, marital expectations, a bust size inquiry, and a mother’s concern over her son’s marriage. Abby’s responses emphasize respect for the resident minister, realistic body imagery, patience in couples, and continual effort in marriage.
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Abby
Medina County 4-H offers youth tractor training
County Extension Agent Jim Copper explains that youths aged 14 to 15 need proper certification to operate tractors and farm machinery. Medina County training begins Tuesday Jan 18, runs weekly through March 21 at the Medina Farmer's Exchange Machinery Shop, with 12 year olds eligible if they turn 12 by Jan 1.
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Jim Copper
Medina County
Extension Service
Copper
Medina
Medina Farmer’s Exchange Machinery Shop
S. Elmwood St
W. Smith Road
Brunswick Board rejects Anne Morgan teaching resignation
The Brunswick Board of Education did not accept Anne Morgan's teaching resignation as reported Wednesday. They accepted her resignation only from intramural volleyball and softball hockey programs, with Kathleen Dickason replacing her in those programs.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Board of Education
Anne Morgan
Kathleen Dickason
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