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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1972
Page
5
Absent readers write asking about a saved confidant note on a mother’s advice and a split marriage living arrangement. A fan in Amsterdam asks Abby to reprint the mother’s wisdom about thanking her. A wife seeks guidance on opening her divorcing husband’s mail. A mink coat question ends with Abby urging wearing it if desired.
A newspaper notice invites readers to submit questions to Tell Me Why care of the paper and asks for name age and address including Zip Code. In case of duplicates the author selects the winner. Today’s winner is Mark Jacobs 10 Arlington Texas.
Medina residents received 1320 worth of Blossom Music Center coupon books as Christmas gifts. Contributions totaled 600 from Old Phoenix National Bank through Miss Mary Cisar, 320 from Mrs. Helen Fry, 200 from Mrs. John T. Moyer, 50 from Mrs. P. M. Jones Jr., and 40 from Mrs. Gary Kuchle. Books come in 10 and 20 sizes exchangeable for 12 and 25 in tickets this summer. sales paused but resume in spring.
Eastern Kentucky University announces freshman Terry Ann Stroup of Spencer will perform with the clarinet choir and hold first chair alto clarinet in both the symphony and concert bands. A 1971 Black River High School graduate, she majors in music. Also noted are OSU dean's list recipient Kenneth Sandor at Ohio State and Cuyahoga Community College Parma student Donahue with a 3.50 GPA.
Scout Master George Van Deusen led Troop 520 in a January Court of Honor with a pot-luck dinner. Four boys joined the troop while ranks advanced including four second class, two first class, one Star, and one Eagle. Eagle Scout was George Van Deusen Jr.
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