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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1971

Page

5

Glover Weber Vows Exchanged in Hinckley Baptist Church

Kathleen Louise Glover and Fred Weber III exchanged vows Saturday June 26 at Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church. The couple plans a honeymoon trip before settling in Akron where Weber works for Northern Ohio Telephone and Glover teaches at Medina Achievement Center. Bridesmaids included Patricia Glover Gloria Freeman and Sonita Kay Weber with officiant Rev. Walter Ribbe. Kathleen wore her mother’s antique satin gown. reception followed with a decorated bridal cake.

Kathleen Louise Glover Fred Weber III Hinckley Ridge Baptist Church Melvin Glover Hinckley Church Fellowship Hall Akron Northern Ohio Telephone Company Medina Achievement Center Highland High School Ohio State University OSU

Walker Engagement Expects October Wedding

Miss Shirley Jean Walker and David Charles Williams announce their engagement. Shirley is Medina High School 1968 graduate and Columbia Gas employee. David is Medina High School 1967 graduate, Army veteran, now at Cuyahoga Community College and Buehler's worker. Wedding set for October 9.

Orville C. Walker Paradise Road Seville Shirley Jean David Charles Williams Charles M. Williams River Styx Road Medina Medina High School Columbus Business University Columbia Gas Co Cuyahoga Community College Buehler’s

Dragons Were Legends Not Real Creatures in Mythic Lore

A reader quiz and contest promotion explains dragons as legendary beings once believed to exist. It recounts Hydra lore, Golden Fleece guards, and heroes like Hercules, St George, King Arthur, and Tristram, while noting prehistoric reptiles may have inspired myths and that some cultures still worship dragons.

St. George King Arthur Tristram Earth Orient

Doctor Patient Piano Joke Exchange

A humorous cartoon style dialogue features a waiter and a patient asking about recovery and piano playing. The doctor replies with a reassuring, lighthearted line about being able to play piano once well.

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