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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
4
A collection of Abby advice and reader letters including a family inheritance tale where an elder relative lived with the author for years and left nothing, a plea from a 16 year old about parental concern and privacy, a teen dispute over drug testing, and a Chicago attorney note praising Illinois expungement procedures.
A digest of early education across civilizations from Mesopotamia and Egypt to Hebrews and Greece. It notes primitive writing, formal schooling for priests and officials, and the spread of literacy bridging rich and poor, with a playful puzzle section and a call for audience riddles.
Westfield Trail Blazers Doug Dolan won the safety talk and many talks were well received. The group received American Quarter Horse books and sent a thank you note to the Quarter Horse Association. Next meeting is May 9 with demonstrations. News by Gayle Walton. Medina Honey Bees held a second meeting at Heide and Holly Beish home with community project ideas and plans for a picnic at the Experimental Center. Safety talks were assigned with Beth Maturlerdes or Robbin Dunsha as backup. Wendy Foegen reports. Litchfield Friendly Workers conducted two demonstrations on Home Furnishings and sewing box items. They plan summer community work and learned Lifesaver game from Janice Cramer and Janice Johnson.
Cheryl Ann Schendel and Robert L. Hershberger exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at United Presbyterian Church in Creston officiated by Rev. Dalton D. Love. 200 guests attended a church hall reception after the ceremony.
This And That This And That Wooster Women’s League sponsors a three day festival at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center featuring Ohio craftsmen and items from Kalico Kitchen and other crafts. Adults pay 1 dollar and children 18 and under 50 cents. Also noted are VFW Post 9520 officer installations and Comet Temple 259 Pythian Sisters meeting details, plus Mother’s Day observances.
Medina Welcome Wagon Club holds its May meeting at 8 p.m. on Thursday May 11 at Rustic Hills Country Club with demonstrations on finishing plaster of Paris plaques by Mrs. Larry Dudick and refreshments served by several members. A Barn Dance is set for June 3 at Valley View Park. reservations via Mrs. Art Hotchkiss.
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