Abby Advice Columns on Sex Bias and Marriage Troubles
A Dean Axbby themed mailbag shows readers discussing sex discrimination in domestic work, marital privacy, infidelity, fantasies, and a gum chewing husband in church choir, with Abby’s responses urging fairness and personal reflection. The page includes letters from Stanley in San Diego, a husband, a dreamer, and a Bozeman reader, plus Abby’s address for replies and a booklet offer.
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Abby
Stanley
San Diego
Gazette Reporter Wins Heart Award in Cleveland
The Gazette and Doris Kilbane were named joint first in the American Heart Association Northeast Ohio Chapter 1971 72 Public Information contest. The Gazette won for a Community Services feature on the Cooperative Risk Screening Program with photos of Medina County residents.
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Doris Kilbane
The
Medina County Gazette
American Heart Association
Ohio
Cleveland
Gazette
Northeast Ohio
Community Services
Kilbane
Medina County
Northeast
Medina County Sends Property Tax Bills to 42000 Parcels
Medina County Treasurer Edwin Steingass announced that about 42 000 real estate tax bills have been mailed. The deadline for payment is Friday July 7. Bills show original tax, 10 percent discount, and final amount due, reflecting the state income tax cut enacted earlier this year.
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Medina
Medina County
Edwin Steingass
Steingass
Valley City Motorcycle Crash Leaves Ribar Injured
George Ribar 16 of Valley City is in satisfactory condition at Medina Community Hospital after his northbound motorcycle left Rt 252, struck a mailbox, and he was cited for lack of license and speed for conditions. Patricia Hendricks 21 of Cleveland, also injured, was treated and released after her car tire blew out and she slid into an embankment on Rt 303 near I-71.
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Valley City
George Ribar
Medina Community Hospital
Ribar
Rt. 252
Rt. 303
East Berm
Patricia Hendricks
Cleveland
Interstate 71
Two Concrete Statues Stolen from Medina Residence
Mrs. Robert Schmidt of 347 North Broadway reports two concrete statues missing from her property. The statues include a four to five foot high statue of a woman with a water pitcher and a small owl. Call 723-8183 with information.
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Medina
Robert Schmidt
N. Broadway
Deaths of James Holston and Ada Tisher in Medina area
James E. Holston 45 of 417 Bronson St Medina died at the Veterans Hospital Cleveland after a lengthy illness. A lifetime Medina resident and 16 year US Air Force veteran WW II and Korean conflict veteran. Survived by widow Jessie four sons mother sister and numerous relatives. Burial Spring Grove Cemetery after services at Second Baptist Church. Ada Tisher 76 of 3862 Greenwich Road Seville died suddenly at home. Born Hannibal Ohio long time Seville resident member Jerusalem Acme Lutheran Church and local clubs. Survived by son Glen daughter Elna Gish sisters four grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral services at Armstrong Funeral Rome Seville with burial at Mound Hill Cemetery.
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James Holston
James E. Holston
Bronson St
Medina
Veterans Hospital
Cleveland
Holston
U.S. Air Force
Second Baptist Church
Permold Co
Jessie (Nee Scott
James R
Dustin E
Timothy L
Akron
Houston
Willa Mae Holston
Katherine Johnson
Waite & Son
Rev. W. J. Camp
Spring Grove Cemetery
Ada Tisher
Greenwich Road
Seville
Hannibal
Ohio
Tisher
Jerusalem Acme Lutheran Church
294 Club
Senior Citizens Day Center
Glen
Wayne
Elna) Gish
Velma Cochran
Alma Dierke
Armstrong
Rome
Vernel Sandee
Mound Hill Cemetery
Lodi Court Hears Three Cases In Special Sessions
Lodi Mayor W G Halley held a special court last Friday with E E Hamm of Lodi charged for left turn from a right lane. fines suspended. Kenneth Franks of Homerville fined 159 dollars for DUI. Jerry Massie of Lodi paid 18 and 58 dollars in special Monday night court for left of center and intoxication. Regular Tuesday night court listed local drivers from Elyria Bay Village Rocky River Avon Lake Sciotoville paying various speeding and stop light fines.
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Lodi
W.G. Halley
E.E. Hamm
Kenneth Franks
Homerville
Jerry Massie
Left of Center
Bobbie Westfall
Elyria
Speed
Eleanora Horner
Robert Ewing
Rocky River
Carol Ann Perry
Bay Village
Robert E. Hammel
Avon Lake
David Newsome
Sciotoville
Spencer May Close debated as costs loom for town project
Spencer May Close Council notes high police costs this year and suggests tabling the project. Weeds policy urges owners to clear village lots or have work billed. East Main trees must be removed to improve the crossing view. A zoning inspector post will be created with 50 percent permit fee pay. The fire station building may be evaluated for sale and possible village storage use.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
East Main
Freda Snyder Honored for Hospital Service and Civic Work
The Medina Community Hospital honors Freda Snyder for donor support to a chapel and YWCA mortgage, and for hands on help at United Methodist Church of Medina. Her request for a sewing machine ends the tribute, as she desires to aid the hospital sewing circle.
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Freda Snyder
Medina County Ywca
Snyder
FE. Washington Street
Freda
United Methodist Church of
Medina
Medina Community Hospital
Medina Hospital Admission and Discharges May 26 1972
List of admissions includes Mrs Margaret E Bailey Medina Mrs Mary O Cutlip Litchfield and others. Discharges include Dana M Barto Mrs Barbara D Campbell Cheryl L Cantrell and several more. The notice records patient movements at Medina Hospital on May 26 1972.
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Margaret E. Bailey
Medina
Mary O. Cutlip
Litchfield
Rose Azar
Norton
Frank Demczyk
James C. Sladek
Broadview Hts
Vickie D. Pierce
Valley City
Darryl R. Towne
Fanny King
Patricia Jan Hendricks
Cleveland
Martin J. Cinadr Sr
Brecksville
Doris Thompson
Northfield
Jeffrey C. Scheeff
Anna M. Edwards
George E. Ribar
Dana M. Barto
Barbara D. Campbell
Cheryl L Cantrell
Donald O. Crocker
Harvey F. Deborah
Nadine R. Eaton
Joan R. Fowler
Faye C. Hatton
Luella M. Leatherman
Barbers of Local 444 Close for Memorial Day Observance
Barbers of Local 444 in Medina and Brunswick will close their shops on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
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Medina
Brunswick
Don’t Get Drunk In Spencer Emergency Ban
Spencer officials enact an emergency ordinance prohibiting public intoxication in the village. Mayor Glenn Pomeroy notes no effective prohibition existed previously and cites several intoxication cases. Violators face fines up to 50 dollars per offense.
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Glenn Pomeroy
Meetings Coming Up in Medina County Townships
The Medina County brief lists next week meetings for township trustees and village councils. Monday sessions: Homer Township and Litchfield Township at 8 p.m. at town halls. Wednesday sessions: Spencer Township and Montville Township at 8 p.m. at town halls. Thursday York Township at 8 p.m.
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Medina CO
Homer
Litchfield
Spencer
Town Hall
Montville
York
Interesting Men of History James Oglethorpe
James Edward Oglethorpe founded Georgia after campaigning for prison reform. Born in London in 1696, he helped establish the colony in 1732, led Savannah settlements, banned rum and slavery, and pursued religious toleration. He died in England in 1785.
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James Oglethorpe
James Edward Oglethorpe
Georgia
London
Oglethorpe
America
George II
King George
Savannah
Spain
England
Florida
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