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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
2
Medina County Commissioners created 12 deputy dog warden posts to sell dog licenses. The canine inspectors will canvass the county starting June 16.
Christopher A. Kreiner 75 of Seville died Friday at Lodi Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by two sons Christopher T. Kreiner and Samuel Kreiner. daughter Mary Jane Cleveland. sister Helen of Cleveland. eight grandchildren. Wife Leona preceded him. Services Tuesday 1 p.m. Carlson Funeral Home. Burial Brunswick Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2-4 p.m. and Monday 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Ralph Rolling, Medina native, died Friday in Texas. Services pending Hasill Funeral Home Foster Texas.
A 31 year old Ohio prosecuting attorney, Gary A. Lickfelt, is improving under Dr. George Santos at Johns Hopkins. Doctors expect possible discharge in a week to 10 days but require followups in Baltimore for about 100 days with three weekly examinations. Lickfelt suffers from aplastic anemia where the marrow fails to produce blood cells.
May 1975 records for Summit Portage and Medina Counties show four unsatisfactory AQI days 101 to 125 out of 21 sampling days 19 percent. No readings on Saturdays Sundays or holidays. Morley Health Center Akron tops measured readings.
Columbus reports that continued unemployment claims fell for the eighth straight week, totaling about 205,000 for the week of June 7, a 0.6 percent drop from the prior week. Initial claims rose 11.5 percent to 19,970, amid scattered layoffs across the state. Extended Benefits declined to 4,109 while Federal Supplemental Benefits rose to 1,032.
Brunswick invites all high school students graduates and recent eighth graders in the area to St Ambrose Parish convent Thursday at 730 PM with a friend to form a youth group open to all youths in the locality.
Weymouth residents learn the Medina County Board of Mental Retardation will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Achievement Center. A Harrisville Township gathering plans to organize township representatives into a united front against the jetport, set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 9051 Pawnee Road. A Chatham opposition group will host a meeting to urge Washington contacts to attend the July 9 jetport session at Black River High School at 7:30 p.m.
June records at Medina Hospital list admissions for Rose C. Flohr Monroe Falls Nancy J Voorhees Medina Lew W Abend Jr Chippewa Lake Carol A Morgan Doylestown Eileen E Tako Valley City Jack L Metheney Brunswick John W Vogt Medina Beverly Jane Schaeffer Seville Gregory L Schwartzmiller Medina Nicholas J Griffor Jr Medina. Births include a boy to Clifton C Cogar Doylestown a girl to David A Lekan Brunswick and a boy to Warren J Kee Medina. Discharges include Douglas G Meeks Glenn Laughery Thomas G Kowal Steve Hader Kimberly A Grey Raymond L Spencer Etter F Keller Carol L Buck Velma J Mirenda Christine A Voss Ruth E Hill Clarence J Smith John F Phillips Keith A Pervier Harold Bradley Janet L Hanna.
June 10 admissions include Janet Nehrenz Medina Brian Newcombe West Salem. June 11 admissions list Wilbur Kidder Medina Bertha Nixon Homerville Arza Halliwill Medina Lori Aylard Medina Ralph Parker Lodi Joan Borchart Lodi. Discharges include Delma Mowrer Dorothy Boltz Joan Turner Marilyn Shearer.
Medina Recreation Department announces two eight lesson summer tennis courses. First session runs June 16 to July 18 and second July 21 to August 15 with a break the week of June 30. Teens meet Tue Thu 7:30 PM to 11 AM, preteens Mon Wed 8 9 AM and 9 10 AM, adults Fri mornings 8 9 15 and 9 15 10 15. Instructor Dan O Malley. Bring racket and balls. label equipment. Register via mail to Medina City Recreation Department Box 503 Medina Ohio 44256.
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