County couple plan wedding in August
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Bode of Lodi announce the engagement of their daughter La Vonna to Daniel Dressler son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dressler of Wadsworth. La Vonna is a Cloverleaf High School graduate and Banc Ohio Medina County Bank secretary. Daniel is a Wadsworth High School graduate and General Telephone Co. employee. An August 12 wedding is planned at Grace Lutheran Church Wadsworth with Rev. Ertle officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bode
Kennard St
Lodi
la Vonna
LaVonna
Daniel Dressler
Howard Dressler
Crestwood St
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf High School
Banc Ohio
Medina County Bank
Wadsworth High School
General Telephone Co
Grace Lutheran Church
Ertle
Medina High pair plans late summer 1979 wedding
Medina graduates Mr and Mrs Fred Huff announce the engagement of their daughter Laurie Kay Huff to Thomas V Alexander son of Mr and Mrs Vincent Alexander. Both couples are Medina High School and University of Akron alumni and plan to wed in St Thomas Orthodox Church Copley in late summer 1979.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Huff
Guilford Blvd
Medina
Laurie Kay
Thomas V. Alexander
Vincent Alexander
Sunnyfield Dr
Copley
Whiting Emerges as U.S. Favorite Fish
U S demand for fish grows as diets and fast food popularity rise. Massachusetts fishermen start landing more whiting, a white fleshed tasty species, as conservation rules and market shifts open fishing to new varieties. Cook whiting lightly until it flakes and remains moist.
Weymouth potluck luncheon and seafood recipes feature
The Weymouth Home Benefit Society hosts a noon potluck at Weymouth Church Parish Hall with public attendance invited. The article shares two whiting recipes, Whiting Florentine and Easy Cheese Oven Fried Whiting, including ingredients, steps, and yields, highlighting low calorie options and serving suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Medina Needlework Guild wraps first year with growth
Medina residents note the Medina Needlework Guild finishes its inaugural year with 20 members and strong activity. Mrs. John E. McClelland organized it with help from Mrs. Scotty Gross and Mrs. Merlin McAllister. Officers for 1978 79 include President Mrs. Donald Henry Vice President Mrs. Viva Shank and Secretary Mrs. Robert McClelland. Next year features workshops with noted lecturers and teachers. September is membership month for new members. The final meeting of the year is tonight at 7 30 at the Franklin Sylvester Library with a workshop to make name tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
John E. McClelland
Scotty Gross
Merlin McAllister
Donald Henry
Viva Shank
Robert McClelland
Franklin Sylvester
Know Your Ohio Government Fourth Edition Published
The League of Women Voters of Ohio releases the 1978 edition of Know Your Ohio Government to promote citizen participation. The book, used by schools, colleges, newspapers, libraries, and officials, adds chapters on lobbying, petitions, campaigns, and monitoring meetings with updated sections on state departments and voter registration changes. Orders are available via LWV Ohio at 614-469-1505 or Medina County at 722-1076. price is $3 plus tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
League of Women Voters
League
Louise Miller
The
Ohio League
Know
State Departments of Energy and Tax Equalization
Consumer Counsel
Public Defender Commission
League of Women Voters of Ohio
South
Fourth Street
Columbus
League of Women Voters of
Medina County
4-H club news and meeting reminders in Litchfield and Liverpool
In Litchfield the 4-H Boys club held its last meeting led by Secretary John Molnar. Talks on motorcycle and tornado safety were given by Jimmy Potantus and Bill Eye ing. NRA members presented gun safety lectures and issued completion cards to members. The next Litchfield meeting is May 31 at Perry's home with Bill Dow and Paul Conrad presenting. In Liverpool the Liver pool Sodbusters met May 11 at United Emanuel Church of Christ to discuss an upcoming jet airport tour. The next Liverpool meeting is Thursday from 7 to 8 30 p.m.
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Litchfield Boys
John Molnar
Jimmy Potantus
Bill Eyeing
National Rifle Association
Perry
Bill Dow
Paul Conrad
Steve Seitz
Liverpool Sodbusters
United Emanuel Church of Christ
Bus Driver Wife and Troubled Letters in Dear Abby
Dear Abby answers readers on a wife attracted to her bus driving husband and a troubled daughter’s essay about her father. She advises trusting the husband, seeking family doctor or counselor input, and suggests psychiatric help only if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Bill
Oenan
Buckeye student wins scholarship in statewide contest
Michael P. Piechuta of Litchfield Two won second place and a $500 scholarship from the Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc. Piechuta, a Buckeye High School student, was entered in the contest by Lorain Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Michael P. Piechuta
Litchfield Two
Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc
Piechuta
Buckeye High School
The
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc
Birth Announcements for Tracy Marie Erin Michelle and Jennifer Linn
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gavlak announce Tracy Marie born May 9 at Medina Community Hospital. Erin Michelle born May 10 to Mr and Mrs Douglas King at Medina Community Hospital. Jennifer Linn born May 15 to Mr and Mrs Gary Thomas at Akron General Hospital. Grandparents named for each family.
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Tracy Gavlak
Kenneth L. Gavlak
Congress Rd
Lodi
Tracy Marie
Medina Community Hospital
Cynthia
Matthew
Craig
Albert Gavlak
Brunswick
Edna Henderson
Erin King
Douglas King
Wadsworth Rd
Medina
Erin Michelle
Emerson Bennett
Warren King
Jennifer Thomas
Gary Thomas
Clinton
Jennifer Linn
Akron General Hospital
Alice Dexter
Homerville
Edward Thomas
Jonesboro
Tenn
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LA Vonna Bode
Thomas Alexander
Laurie Huff
U.S
United States
Massachusetts
Liverpool Two
Buckeye Junior High School
Otto Esterle
Gazette
Doris Kilbane
Vicki Schure
Fireside Dr
Medina County Ymywca
Edwards Middle School
Abigail van Buren
Baltimore
Paula
Darling
Lasky Drive
Beverly Hills
Calif
Buckeye
Stork
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