Medina court fines list for multiple drivers in 1972
A Medina County Gazette summary lists numerous municipal court cases with drivers fined for speeding, DWI, red lights, stop signs, improper passing, and related offenses. Fines range from about $10 to $217.50 with costs, and some defendants receive brief jail or license suspensions. Names span Medina area residents and out of state addresses, with multiple incidents in 70 and 60 zones and various infractions.
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Stanley J. Szymczak
Elyria St
Lodi
Frank D. Boyd
Columbia
Evansville
Ind
Rueben A. Geiestine
New York
N.Y
Speed
Jacques Dahan
Queens Blvd
Forest Hills
Kyle Ashley Fuller
E. Northridge Rd
Columbus
Michael E. Gill
Brysdale Ave
Cleveland
Paul Heilman
Rt. 2
Chamberlain Rd
Grafton Speed
Dorthe E. Jenkins
Spencer
Donna F. King
Old Mill Rd
Springfield
James L. Kuntz
Euclid
Lorain
David Kluter
Worthington
Westerville
Roy S. Koyama
Drakefield
Frank M. Krznaric
Alice Dr
Brunswick
Ronald N. Leonhardt
Foshett Rd
Medina No Horn
John P. Key
26Th St
N.W. Canton
Norman C. Magrell
Wheeling Dr
Akron
Thomas A. Moskal
Midway Ala
Wendall L. Payne
Greenwich Rd
William C. Krajewski
Dwi
Harry M. Kraus
Medina
Maeretta E. Preston
Wadsworth
Red Light
Marjorie Beauis
Grafton
James Bennett
Parma
Virginia Brackney
Valley City
Randell Brown
Constance L. Corpas
Fairview Park
George W. Gebhardt
Robert Gebo
Florida
William R. John
Albert Hill
Clinton
Robert G. Jones
Kenneth R. Kirchner
Jeffery Kirkwood
Robert McGee
David McPhail
Strongsville
George Pickler
Cleveland Heights
Coy G. Riffel
Lorraine M. Sayre
Harold Small
Shaker Heights
Norman R. Strickland
Alex A. Smeiko
Errante F. Valenti
Clifford Watson
Steven L. Adams
Sharon Center
Frank A. Kraus
Mark Eisenman
Velma Gasper
Albert Givens Jr
Tennessee
James Griebel
Linda S. Smith
Walter Ave
Jeffery D. Spiegie
Inman St
Raymond E. Stewart
Lake Rd
Albert McFarland
Simon Hudson
Paul E. Queen
Rt 3
Cams Apt
Seville
Harold Williamson
E. Main St
Pahokee
Fla
Jack Lee Worley
Nottingham Rd
Howard Gamnertsfelder
Stump Rd
RT 2
Kenneth R. Hess
Tanglewood
John €. Morrison
Mary Ellen
Fred Alan Stevens
Jefferies Ave
Dallas
Cameron
Coventry Dr
John V. Adamanis
Park Dr
Brookpark
Eric A. Benson
Ridge Rd
Oronzo Gigante
Ulrich Gloege
35Th St
John A. Griffin
28Th St
Bessemer
Ala
Carol L. Kling
Chippewa Rd
C. Russell Huston
Rt 4
Cook Rd
Robert Grissom
Troy
Edward G. Haynik
James Heisler
Kent
Wayne Atkins
Thomas Barniak Jr
Creston Livestock Report From Creston Auction Results
Creston Auction sold 1 037 head from 368 consignors Monday night. Price ranges covered calves sheep hogs steers heifers cows bulls feeders and feeders with varying quality levels and weights across categories.
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Creston
Death of Robert J. Considine in Valley City
Robert J. Considine 51 of 5600 Center Road Valley City died suddenly Thursday night. A Ford Motor Company Brookpark employee for 24 years he led local civic groups including Lions Club and past Brookpark Kiwanis president. Surviving wife Mary daughter Cheryle Feichtner mother Ethelwyn Considine and brother Paul. Mass at St. Luke’s Lakewood 10 a.m. Monday with burial Holy Cross Brookpark. Visitation Corrigan's Funeral Home Cleveland 7-9 p.m. Saturday and 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday.
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Robert J. Considine
Center Road
Valley City
Ford Motor Company
Brookpark
Considine
Valley City Lions’ Club
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Bunts
Clifton Roads
Lakewood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Corrigan’s
Lorain Ave
Cleveland
Deducting Medical Insurance Premiums Under IRS Rule
Northern Ohio District Director F S Turbett Jr advises taxpayers who itemize deductions that one half the premium paid for medical insurance up to 150 dollars may be deducted as medical expense without the 3 percent limit. The excess premium is added to other medical costs and reduced by 3 percent of adjusted gross income. Life and accident insurance premiums are not deductible.
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F. S. Turbett, Jr
Internal Revenue
Northern Ohio
Turbett
Lodi Equity Meeting to Hear Perle Whitehead March 28
The Lodi Equity will hold its annual stockholders meeting March 28 at 7 30 p m in the Lodi United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall. Speaker Perle L Whitehead of Cincinnati retired in 1961 after more than 41 years in the Scouting profession and held roles including Deputy Regional Executive of Region Four and organizer of the first rural YMCA for boys.
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Lodi
Lodi Equity
Lodi Community Notes Include Visits and March Services
Local residents share weekend visits from Mrs. Z M Lucas and family from Michigan. Kathleen Mabry visits Florida sister. Church events urged including Rev. Roy Eichelberger sermon March 12 and Lenten study March 12 at United Methodist Church. Choirs and work tour set for March 12 14 15.
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Cliff Gentry
Baby
Michigan
Rena Gentry
Kathleen Mabry
Florida
Cleveland
Summit Mall
Roy Eichelberger
Lorain
First Baptist
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