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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
3
Medina High marks its centennial graduation as 332 seniors march to Pomp and Circumstance played by the symphonic band. Former Ohio Lt. Gov. John W. Brown urges students to aim high while principal Augie Rios presents class members to board president Leonard Morse.
The Insurance Information Institute urges Midwesterners to prepare for storms and stay informed on advisories. It highlights basements as safest, then center of home if no basement, and staying away from windows. After storms, avoid hazards, report damage, keep receipts, and document losses for insurance claims.
Akron venue Weathervane Community Playhouse presents The World of Carl Sandburg running June 19 to July 13 featuring John Madden singing songs and Virginia Hanlon with Robert Schaeffer delivering prose and poetry.
The State Highway Patrol logged 21 accidents over the weekend with two county residents injured in separate crashes. Jansen of Brunswick in fair condition at Medina Community Hospital after a two car crash on Silver Creek Road. Wellman of Hinckley injured Friday in a single vehicle on Rischel Drive.
St Francis Medina St Francis Xavier School will hold its annual graduation during a Mass at 7 30 PM Wednesday in the church with Rev Fr Vincent J Moraghan guest homilist. Seventh graders plan a banquet and program in the church hall Tuesday at 6 PM with a slide presentation of activities.
Michael Piechuta at Buckeye High School received the year’s top scholastic average with an 11.93 score of 12. Thirty seven students were cited for Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement standings in May including Barb Waters and Debbie Dobson with honorable mentions in English, Ken Munyon and Dale Stanek in English, Barb Howard in English, Paul Morgan in chemistry and geometry, Jeff Mathews in algebra, and Tim McDivitt with high district and state placements in chemistry.
The south side of W Washington Street in 1910 shows the Medina Monumental Co owned by Frank Worden in the doorway, site of Montrose and Wadsworth General Telephone Co, Rettig Harness Shop became Hershey Barber Shop, and Geo E Warren Livery Stable became Medina Camera and Music Shop. Photo courtesy Doris Worden Lance of Medina.
The Medina Chamber of Commerce will hold its General Membership Luncheon tomorrow at the Holiday Inn at Rt. 18 and I-71. Officers will review the 1975-76 program and present goals for the year. Reservations: call 723-8773.
Sacred Heart School eighth graders will spend Thursday at Geauga Lake as a traditional privilege. The class of 24 will receive graduation certificates June 10 at 7 30 p.m. in a Mass for families and friends, followed by a tea party in the church hall.
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