Death notices for Nellie Wackerman and a sinking sofa bed incident
Services for Nellie Wackerman 71 will be held at 1 p.m. in Homerville United Methodist Church. She died suddenly in Tampa, Florida, after living in Akron and Homerville. In California a teen woke to find a sofa bed wrapped around his head, exposing only his head.
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Ackerman
Nellie Wackerman
United Methodist Church
Homerville
Santa Ana
Calif
UPI
Thomas Bardelas
Medina Hospital Admissions and Births July 1972
July 2 1972 admissions list at Medina Hospital includes Myrtis Bracken Belinda Miller Charles Ficyk Harold Thoburn Samuel Pazella Gilman Duncan Karen Lindsey Linda Sickels Harold Ault Irene Pontius Leona Hardin Ursula Betton Helen Davis Deanna Humphrey Linda Cole Franklin Beam Elva Ohmer Paul Nicholson Willie Addington Jeffrey Smolko Joyce Tiber John Breeden Mark Campanalie births include Karl Werth baby boy Willie Hall baby girl Bobby Neal baby girl discharges include Michael McMillan Dorothy Soterson George Gunkelman Andrew Lawrence Andrew Dudas William Oliverio Fred Harbath Marilyn Morrissette Carol Dixon Robert Mickle Eric Benedict.
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Myrtis E. Bracken
Valley City
Belinda M. Miller
Orrville
Charles C. Ficyk
Brunswick
Harold K. Thoburn
Medina
Samuel A. Pazella
Chippewa Lake
Gilman B. Duncan Jr
Karen L. Lindsey
Linda Kay Sickels
Harold FE. Ault
Irene P. Pontius
West Salem
Leona M. Hardin
Lodi
Ursula R. Betton
Bedford
Helen L. Davis
Deanna L. Humphrey
Richfield
Linda L. Cole
Franklin H. Beam
Elva F. Ohmer
Paul Nicholson
Willie R. Addington
Jeffrey
A. Smolko
Joyce L. Tiber
John C. Breeden
Mark A. Campanalie
Karl M. Werth
Spencer
Willie A. Hall
Bobby L. Neal
Michael J. McMillan
Dorothy Soterson
George A. Gunkelman
Andrew J. Lawrence
Andrew Brent Dudas
William S. Oliverio
Fred C. Harbath Jr
Marilyn J. Morrissette
Carol S. Dixon
Robert H. Mickle
Eric A. Benedict
Don’t Drink The Water Fire Hydrant Taps River Water
Postmen discovered their drinking water was hooked to a fire hydrant network drawing from the Delaware River. Ten miles upstream a sewage plant releases effluent with 85 percent of organics removed. Basin Commission says water is not drinkable though bacteria and metals are within limits. Postmaster Schultz jokes about constant thirst.
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Delaware River
Basin Commission
New Law Will Protect Consumers in Ohio
Ohio officials announce a consumer protection program under the new sales practices act. The division will investigate deceptive practices, operate a toll free hotline, and hold fact finding hearings in Cleveland Akron Cincinnati Toledo Dayton and Portsmouth. Burglars burglarized Stanley Hall's Chippewa Lake home by breaking a window. items valued at about 235 dollars were taken.
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Karner
John Gilligan
Consumer Protection Division
the Benjamins
Shaul
Cleveland
Akron
Cincinnati
Toledo
Dayton
Portsmouth
Stanley Hall
Chippewa Lake
Two Nabbed In Larceny At Frank White Ford
Brunswick police report that one adult and one juvenile were arrested for larceny at Frank White Ford. John Charles Donahue, 20, of Medina, was charged with petit larceny and jailed with $300 bond. A 15-year-old Medina youth was held in juvenile detention and later released to parents. A Medina driver remains at large. Items stolen include a hood a tachometer and a dash board section for a Mach I. Clyde Worley of Brunswick reported a drill and tools stolen from his garage valued around 250 dollars.
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Brunswick
Frank White Ford
John Charles Donahue
South Court St
Medina
Clyde Worley
Warren Drive
Carnival Riding Dystrophy Carnival in Brunswick
A neighborhood event to aid Muscular Dystrophy is set for Saturday July 29 from 1 to 5 p m at 1091 Hadcock Road Brunswick Carolyn Ann Linda and Sandy Langfitt organize with Carolyn as ringmaster The carnival features water balloon contests a spook house football toss lollipop bean bag pan and dart games plus a gift shop and refreshments Last year carnivals nationwide raised 755657 from 28143 events across the country.
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Brunswick — A
Hadcock Road
Carolyn Ann
Linda
Sandy Langfitt
Carolyn
Kenneth Langfitt
Ohio State hosts conference on reporting and justice
A two day conference at Ohio State University Center for Tomorrow examines the impact of news reporting on criminal justice. Key speakers include Chief Justice C William ONeill and Francis Dale of the Cincinnati Enquirer with other officials from the Columbus Citizen Journal the Ohio Administration of Justice and the National Council on Crime and Delinquency.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio State University
Center For Tomorrow
The
OSU Program For the Study of
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Citizens’ Council For Health and Welfare
Francis L. Dale
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sam Perdue
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Joseph L. White
Ohio Administration of Justice Division
Ralph Salerno
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Bennett Cooper
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
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Medina Hospital
Sleepy Hollow Lake
Brunswick Red Cross
Dorothy Bouman
Sleepy Hollow
Gazette
Sue Whitmyer
Barbara Sugden
Mike Dungren
Medina County
Blossom Music Center
Doris Abeling
William Schultz
Schultz
Commerce Department
Dennis Shaul
Ceryl Karner
Garfield Heights
Ben Benjamin
Ohio
Hall
Medina County Bank
F.D.I.C
Conley's
Homerun
Baltimore
Orioles
Gina
Os Vey
Timor
RCA
C. William O’neill
Ohio Supreme Court
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