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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1973
Page
2
Trusso says the hold up is time and a half as city officials, all union members, refuse to accept. Chief Crook notes a gasoline truck struggled to enter the picketed area and a beverage truck was stopped but later corrected. Five strikers were seen outside the city garage, with one inside a car and four outside, unclear if a court order was served.
A reader seeks guidance on refusing casual sleepovers with dates and ending late nights alone. Abby advises thanking the guest and turning in alone. A second letter describes a sister in law who dominates her sons and daughters with surveillance and intrusion, asking for help.
Nervous bride seeks guidance as she argues with her mother over inviting aunts, uncles, and cousins to a small church wedding. Abby suggests using arithmetic to cap the guest list, placing immediate relatives first and trimming the rest to fit half the church seats.
William Reed 89 died after a short illness in Medina. He lived much of his life in Strasburg and is survived by two sons, a daughter, two brothers, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services are scheduled for Monday at 1 30 pm at the United Church of Christ in Strasburg with calling hours Sunday evening at Steffe Funeral Home. Henry L. McKelvey 91 died in Wooster after a short illness. A Creston native and former railroad worker, he served as cemetery caretaker and belonged to Creston United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife Lydia, a daughter and three sons, plus siblings and grandchildren. Private services are Sunday 2 pm at the Murray Home in Creston. burial Maple Mount Cemetery. Florance Fuchs 76 of Pearlview Nursing Home died May 2. burial Brunswick Cemetery. Wilbur N. Kindy 71, former River Styx and Chippewa Lake resident, died May 3 in Fort Myers.
The Rev. Carlos F. Browning of Lodi Baptist Temple will give a Sunday talk at 11 a.m. on creation and why fundamentalists want it taught in public schools. He will address literal Bible belief, harmony with evolution, and whether evolution believers can be Christians. The event is open to the public.
Valley City church announces guest minister Rev Donald Switzer will lead the 10 a.m. service at Emmanuel United Church of Christ. Youth Fellowship gathers 7 p.m. in the church hall. An annual Mother Daughter Banquet is set for Monday at 6 30 p.m. and Women’s Fellowship meets Wednesday at 12 30 p.m.
Brunswick reports a second occupant for the 30 million industrial park at I 71 and Rt 303. A 1 million light industry and office complex will join W. W. Williams Co. on a 4.3 acre site next to Williams. Two prospects may complete in five months. Gas shutdown hampered park occupancy. the new complex will use propane or oil.
Gazette's Helen Fry, editor and reporter for the Huron church page, will receive five writing honors at the Ohio Press Women's Convention in Huron. Awards include second in feature stories, third in news stories, second in special articles and page edited by a woman, first in page makeup, and second for sections and supplements edited by a woman. Carolyn Boyer also earns four awards, including first in news stories and fashion photography, tied second in news pictures, and third in feature photography. The convention is at Sawmill Creek Lodge this weekend.
Nine year old Dewey Andrews is in serious condition at Akron Children's Hospital after a bicycle collision with a car in front of his Medina home at 4483 Weymouth Road. The crash occurred at 4 30 p.m. near Orban's Greenhouse at Granger Road and Route 3. Driver Arthur Barstow 41 of 488 S Medina Line Road Copley was involved. Andrews was moved from Medina Community Hospital to Akron Children’s Hospital. No charges filed. investigation ongoing.
A lawsuit filed in Franklin County Common Pleas Court by Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Carlisle of Medina and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tiefel of Columbus argues the Ohio income tax unfairly treats married couples living together as a single unit.
A lawsuit argues that the TNP tax discriminates by charging a higher rate to income earning married couples while other family households such as siblings, parent child, fraternities and cohabiting partners are excluded. It seeks an injunction against spending 257 million dollars collected from married couples and a declaration that the tax is unconstitutional with funds returned to the public with interest.
Medina and Brunswick license bureaus will close Tuesday May 8 for the primary elections. The Brunswick bureau will also close May 26 27 and 28 for Memorial Day observances.
The Medina Jaycees sponsor an election night returns program for the May 8 primary at Medina Junior High. Doors open at 8 p.m. Results will be posted as soon as they are received from the Board of Elections.
The notice records May 4 admissions and births across several communities. Names include Balog Jr and Langford with addresses in Brunswick and Medina. other listed patients include Ware, Maresh, Orcutt, Schoen, Benninger, Schmidt, Cottrell, Dalgleish, Richardson, Kirkpatrick, Parsson, Foley, Dieter, King, and Dacre with newborns in Medina Hinckley and nearby towns.
Medina County Gazette is published daily except Sundays and holidays by Medina County Publications Inc. at 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256. Rates include single copies at 10 cents and home delivery 60 cents per week with mail subscription options of 26 dollars yearly 13 dollars for six months and discounted rates for servicemen and students. Publisher is Arthur D Hudnutt with Mike Dungsten as managing editor and Stuart A Borden as general manager.
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