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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
4
A widower in his sixties remarries seven months after his wife's death drawing debate on respect and timing. A second letter describes a widow in her forties pressuring for a date with a bachelor the author knows would refuse. Abby advises on respecting living mates and handling intrusive relatives.
Dear Abby advises informal home gathering to introduce potential date and defuse pressure. She says guests should not need to ask who else will attend, and the host should state the party type to clue attire. The column also notes how to write for personal responses and Abby’s wedding booklet for a fee.
The article traces the origins of organized policing from medieval England through the Watch and Ward system to 19th century reforms. It notes London 1737 pay for 68 men, 32 daytime, Peel 1829 shaping modern force, and New York 1844 establishing a day and night police. Toronto also formed a small force in 1835.
A playful exchange features a wife and husband where peppers are described as hot and the husband jokes about smoke coming from his ears. Jerry asks Mary if she wants a soda and Mary wonders what a soda would feel like.
Medina Chamber of Commerce members attend the President's Ball at Wedgewood Country Club to honor four retiring directors Edward Hall William Rapp Richard Hange and Robert Vandenberg with awards of appreciation. Hall served three years and participated in committees Rapp chaired the retail division and served 1969 1971 Hange treasurer in 1969 and three years on the board Vandenberg chaired the industry division and was first vice president in 1971. The ball marks new officers and public acknowledgment of service.
The Brunswick League of Fine Arts built support for the Barabas Art Scholarship Fund run through Old Phoenix National Bank. A Clarence Perkins demonstration raised thirty dollars and two paintings were donated as prizes. Winners were Adele Bernetti and Mae Janoviak. Donations from many local residents continue to fund Brunswick students pursuing art education.
The Liverpool Juniorettes 4-H Club met at Mrs. Dillard Lesters home on January 25. New members joined and dues were set at 75 cents for the year. The next meeting is February 8 at Mrs. Lesters home. Laurie Beriswill, News Reporter.
Ohio State University selected 57 senior scholars ranking in the top 3 percent of their high school classes and top 5 percent nationally for summer or autumn 1972 enrollment. They receive certificates and privileges including library access, housing, and scholarship aid considerations. Bonnie Jo Landmeier of Medina High School is listed among autumn admits.
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