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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1972
Page
6
In responses to letters from readers, Abby notes the curious salt water scalp rinse tale from Jonesburg and the cast of marital praise for hair maintenance. The column also addresses whether an ex convict can hold office or vote, aided by Senator Edward W Brooke.
A letter discusses Massachusetts felony rules on public office and voting, noting a three year ban for corruption or bribery in elections. The page also shares a Dear Abby exchange about sexual experience, marriage, and finally a wife who left an unfixed, abusive husband and found happiness.
Cleveland reports that business attire for women has relaxed this summer with skirts and pantsuits shifting in popularity. Industry observers note a brief 69 second stare in fashion terms as barriers fall and professional dress evolves.
New York reports on power mower use with 27 million operators and 4 million first timers, urging blade safety and spark plug disconnection to avoid injuries. A Business Week note discusses pantsuits rising, casual office dress norms, and tension between minimal attire and public exposure.
Judy Ann Weber and Lanny Richard Reynolds exchanged wedding vows in a June 24 ceremony at St. Francis Xavier Church Medina officiated by Rev Fr Dennis Tomczyk. The bride is daughter of Arthur and Mrs Weber Seville Ohio. groom son of Joseph and Mrs Reynolds Lodi. Attendants included Janice Schaffter Debbie Schaffter Shirley Gray Cindy Weber. Best man Gerry Reynolds with ushers Larry Fred David and Duane Reynolds. The couple, both Cloverleaf graduates 1971, reside in Lodi with job at Bailey Mfg Co.
A record lists marriage licenses for Donald W. Knotek and Rose M. Cooper, Melvin D. Bishop and Louise Cruthers, Stanley J. Hower and Bonnita L. King, Gary W. Williams and Linda K. Barsken, James D. Harter and Marlene K. Chapman, John N. Perry and Marilyn Quintus, Donald D. Danley and Susan K. Caesar, Robert E. Steingass and Rebecca A. Waite, William J. Rose and Debra K. Lance, Alan L. Duncan and Donna M. Miller. The couples span Cleveland Seville Medina Brunswick Valley City Lodi and surrounding areas. Occupations include self employed, beautician, supervisor, miner, nursing student, employee, student, partsman, sales clerk, insurance adjuster, teacher.
A person standing roughly 900 feet above sea level can observe an area extending about 40 miles. This relationship between height and line of sight explains why higher vantage points reveal larger horizons.
A medical center brochure offers vacation tips for hay fever sufferers. Advice covers air conditioning or closed windows in cars, ocean breezes over land breezes, damp seaside homes to avoid mold, steering clear of farms, using foam pillows, limiting alcohol and fatigue, wearing nose clips in chlorinated pools, and choosing hay fever season and pollen-free areas for travel.
The Brunswick Jaycee Wives held a babysitter's clinic for seventh and eighth grade students. For available sitters call Mrs. Donald Moll at 225-6307 or Mrs. Rod Fox at 225-6093.
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