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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
6
DEAR ABBY addresses a teen asking if cow twin outcomes apply to human twins. An expert explains that a female twin of a male when calves are free martin in cows, but humans do not share this condition. The column ends with brief reader questions and light social notes.
A reader laments marriage fatigue and the lure of extramarital flings as husbands seek affection and attention outside the home. The Abby column invites confessions and letters, offering personal replies and a booklet on teen expectations.
The Hinckley Welcome Wagon sets a March 16 meeting at Columbia Gas Co Medina with a 7 15 p m meet point at Hinckley Old Phoenix Bank. A four course dinner for April 23 will feature cocktails salad main course and desserts with tickets sold at the March 16 gathering. An Easter egg hunt is scheduled for April 1 at 1 p m in Bronzers Park beside Hinckley Town Hall for children from pre school to fourth grade.
Mr and Mrs Edward Jenny of 727 N Broadway Medina celebrate 50 years of marriage. Open House set for Sunday March 26 in Medina United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall from 2 to 5 pm. Married March 25 1922 in Wheeling West Virginia the couple have two children four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Trout of 103 Ohio St celebrate 50 years married. They wed in Medina on March 16 1922 and now live in Lodi with four children and 14 grandchildren.
The article explains why ivory from elephant tusks is prized for color grain and workability. It notes tusks grow up to eight feet long and weigh about 150 pounds, the enamel wears off early, and modern carving uses machines plus a flattening process. Ivory is mainly used for ornaments and high quality billiard balls.
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