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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1972
Page
2
A second dialogue sermon between the Rev. Thomas Ashton and parishioners highlights Sunday worship with the mustard seed parable as focus. The 10 a.m. family service features Glorifying God Spans the Ages performed by Lynn Bruckmann Martha Sanford and Della Freytag.
State Health Director John Cashman issued a pollution warning for Eastern Ohio as production curbs eased with higher wind. Cashman and 17 department staff toured the area, while State Attorney General William J. Brown dispatched four assistants from an Environmental Strike Force to obtain restraining orders to curb pollution.
The National Weather Service extended an air stagnation advisory for Eastern Ohio through today as humidity pushed temperatures into the 80s and 90s. Dr Ira L Whitman cited wind increases and industrial cooperation as helping disperse soot, with particulates falling from 719 to 700 micrograms per cubic meter within seven hours after bans were proclaimed.
The normal pollution index sits at 210 micrograms per cubic meter as a high pressure system over eastern Kentucky and Ohio moves southwestward. Residents with chronic lung disease are advised to remain indoors with little relief expected until early next week.
The American Lutheran Church Women prepare for their fourth triennial convention in Cincinnati with over 5 000 expected attendees. Theme Choose guides Bible studies The Chooser The Chosen The Choices. Key speakers include Mrs Adolph Strong Dr Alicia Storansl and Mrs Nelle Kulow. Delegates 409 will vote on officers for the next triennium and a continuing stewardship fund supports benevolence programs totaling 1 785 444 dollars in 1971.
Lists of patients admitted and discharged at Medina Hospital on July 21 include Mrs. Mattie A Searles Mrs. Diana M Moyer Mrs. Pearle S Hammerschmidt Mr. Robert H Mickle Mrs. Vernie M Doolittle Miss Roberta B Raymond Mr. Fred C Harbarth Jr Jeremey S Palmer Mr. Marshall Crum with others. Brunswick hosts dedication ceremonies and a party July 29 at the VFW Post Carpenter Road south of Route 303 with state commander present and $2.50 tickets covering food and dancing.
A July calendar lists local government and civic group meetings from Monday July 24 to Sunday July 30. Included are City Council Municipal Court Medina commandeering at Masonic Temple and gatherings of American Legion Knights Templar County Commissioners Senior Citizens groups Lions Club Barbershoppers Eagles Knights of Columbus and more at various venues such as Northview Manor Hospital Guild Room Pine Tree Inn Eagles Hall Sterling United Methodist Church and Public Square.
An interdenominational Layman's Conference will be held at the Lowry Center on the College of Wooster campus July 29 10 a.m. to July 30 4 p.m. Delegates from Presbyterians Methodists Mennonites Catholics and Episcopalians will discuss the role of men in the church with questions on witnessing and duties. Activities include golf tennis bowling and pool. Registration 15 with lodging 1275 double room. nonresident meals 1025. Contact John W. Warner College of Wooster Wooster Ohio 44691.
The Brunswick High School Band directed by Albert Sego performs an outdoor summer pops concert tonight at 7 30 in the high school parking lot. It marks the first appearance for the new freshmen band members.
Medina County Gazette published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include 10 cent single copy and 60 cent weekly carrier, with annual mail subscriptions of 26 dollars for 12 months. Publisher Arthur D O Hudnutt and staff listed.
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