Black River Board Adopts 1972 Budget Focusing On Teacher Wages
The Black River Board of Education approved a 1972 appropriation totaling 1,113,783 with 730,903 for personal services and 543,000 for teacher wages. Other spends cover supplies 77,700 maintenance 8,100 equipment 47,700 and services 63,775 plus fixed charges 154,050 and a 31,555 emergency fund. The board rescinded a Lorain County program move in favor of Summit County participation and approved a 10 year lease with Sullivan Volunteer Fire Department for an 80 by 40 foot community pavilion at Sullivan. A memorial donation was made to the Medina County Cancer Society for Marie Jackson.
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Sullivan Volunteer Fire Department
Sullivan
Marie Jackson
Spencer School
Medina County Cancer Society
Cloverleaf Junior High Science Fair at Open House
Westfield Twp Cloverleaf Junior High hosts a science fair Thursday March 23 with an Open House 7 to 9 pm displaying 250 projects. A program at 8 30 pm crowns first and second place winners across seventh to ninth grades. Science chair Don Snyder invites parents and the public to attend.
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Westfield Twp
Cloverleaf
Science Department
Don Snyder
Lodi Boots and Saddle Club Dance Planned
The Lodi Boots and Saddle Club will host a round and square dance on Saturday March 25 from 9 to 12 p.m. at the Lodi American Legion Hall. Music by the Get Togethers and refreshments will be served.
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Lodi Boots and Saddle Club
Lodi
Reminiscences of Medina Church Roots and Pioneers
Mrs. Cotner recalls Rev Kelser’s Medina Sundays on the streetcar. She notes early help from ladies aid, Corner Store proprietor Ross Cotner, and Liverpool dishes. Charter members include Lutz, Strong, England Flickinger, Kindig, Fritz, Ruder, Dundass, later England and others. The church organized in 1905 with 30 members, bought land for 500, funded by pledges and Extension Society aid, and organist Roberta Humbel, now 32 years at the organ. Mrs. Cotner hopes the old church is not torn down.
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Kelser
Medina
Amos Ritter
Calvin Kindig
Mahlon Fritz
William Ruder
Church Extension Society
Tax Complaints Being Heard in Medina This Week
Medina residents face ongoing hearings by the Board of Tax Revision to address January appraisal complaints. Residential cases proceed this week, farmers’ complaints follow in about two weeks, and commercial owners are slated for April. Complainants receive mail notices of hearing dates. The board reports 90 percent attendance at hearings, with Edwin Steingass as treasurer and member, alongside Gordon Morton and Kenneth Indoe. Appraisal complaints may not be refiled until January 1973.
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Medina
Board of Tax Revision
Edwin Steingass
Voter Registration Ends Dates Announced in Medina County
Medina County registrations close April 3 in most areas, with Wadsworth ending March 9. A special election and $600000 recreation center bond issue are set for April 4 in Wadsworth. Registration hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both dates. anyone turning 18 by May 2 may register.
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Medina County
Wadsworth
Atlantic Insurance Company Certification Of Compliance
Ohio Superintendent certifies Atlantic Insurance Company of Dallas Texas complied with Ohio law and may transact in state business for the year. The 1970 year end statement shows assets 12 217 135.24 liabilities 393 741.92 net assets 11 823 393.32 capital 2 000 000 surplus 9 823 393.32 income 4 425 838.16 expenditures 16 973 217.44 dated July 1 1971 in Columbus Ohio signed Kenneth E DeShetler Superintendent.
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State of Ohio
Department of Insurance
State of
Ohio
Atlantic Insurance Company
Dallas
Texas
Columbus
Kenneth E. DeShetler
Superintendent of Insurance of
Wives Train In Eye Screening Program
Medina Jaycee Wives report volunteers have two days of training with Janice Highman of the Cleveland Society for the Blind. Screening dates run March 22 to April 25 across multiple county schools and churches.
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Medina
Medina Jaycee
Cleveland Society For the Blind
Janice Highman
Card Party Planned at Hinckley Bank in March
The Hinckley Garden Club sponsors a card party on Thursday March 23 at 1 p.m. in the Old Phoenix Bank Hinckley with Mrs Betsy Becker and Mrs Stella Sobczyk as hostesses.
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Granger
Hinckley
Betsy Becker
Stella Sobczyk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Black River
Spencer
Lorain County
Summit County
Larry Rodenberger
David Ritchie
Rodenberger
Ritchie
Black River Athletic Booster Club
Science Fair
Gordon Morton
Kenneth Indoe
Chevrolet
H & R Block
H& R_ Block
SUN
N. Court ST
Laurel SQ
Brunswick, Ohio
Main ST. Wadsworth, Ohio
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
Medina United Methodist Church
Buckeye
York Town Hall
Liverpool
Chatham
Lafayette
Westfield
Seville
Highland
Sharon
Homerville
Brunswick
Applewood
Crestview
Towslee
Grafton Ool
U.S
Melvin Ternes
Roy Ternes
Elyria
Chestnut Ridge Rd
St. Rt. 76
C.H. Wace
J.D
N.H
Melvin & Dorothy Ternes
Yria
J. C. Fenstermaker
OWI Edigoh Company
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