The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14
WADSWORTH

company Thursday evening. The Wis
it will be returned by Wadswortl
Knights going to Barberton on mex
Wednesday evening.
Supt. A. w. Elliot came up iron
Woo ter to transact business in con
nection with the opening of the pub
lie schools in September.
Humane Officer H. H. Bricker is S,
far recovered from his recent illness
as to be able to walk again.
DR.. M. F. Miller and family, ans
DR.. and Mrs. N. E. Everhard attend
ed meeting of the Summit County
Medical Society at Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Allen have re.
turned from an automobile trip tt
| Niagara Falls and Lake Chautauqua
Five speeders from Cleveland, Ak
ron and Massillon are scheduled tc
appear before Mayor Boyer Saturday,
The Star Telephone Co.'s annual
picnic will be held on Tuesday Of this
week and all exchanges were closed
except for emergency calls.
Mrs. Ida Letter, 1872 Broad street
is Wadsworth resident, who is in
Paris, France, and detained on ac-
count of war. Her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Detweiler, are not greatly
alarmed believing that the party with
whom she is travelling, will receive
ample protection. Mrs. Letter sailed
from New York on June rs.
D. A. Straiton and David, Jr., re-
turned on Friday from trip to De-
troit, Port Huron, and different points
in Canada. Mr.. Straiton's brother
left New York on the Lusitania,
bound for England, but it is a prob
lem where he will land.
L. O. and Mrs. Caine left for a
trip to Niagara Falls on Wednesday,
On their return they will visit DR..
and Mrs. T. J. Ritter at Ann Arbor
Mich.
The annual reunion of the Rasor
family will be held in Leatherman's
grove on Saturday, August Is. In
case Of bad weather a suitable place
will be provided.
Irwin Netting has purchased the
Mrs. Richard Kemmerer property on
Paradise street and will occupy il
September /. Mrs, Kemmerer has
bought the Walter Ebert property on
the same street which will be oc-
cupied by the Brady family as soon
as Mr.. Ebert vacates.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Shewell Of
Chicago, arrived Tuesday to make a
visit with 7. ]. and Mrs. Finch on
Walnut ST.
A delegation Of Cleveland black
smiths met with the Local horse
shoers In Kreider's hall on Saturday
afternoon. The object. Of the meet
ing was to form a union here which
will be affiliated with the state or
ganization. Each local will be al
lowed to fix its own price but each
shoe will be required to be stamped
by tie union mark.
On Saturday, Sept. S, and Mon
day, Sept. 7, all school pupils who
have been assigned work for the
summer will be examined as to their
proficiency. Those who failed of pro-
motion last spring will be given an
opportunity to continue with Their
grade.
Word received from the Y. M. C. A
boys, who are camping at the Eas'
Reservoir near Akron, indicates tha
they are thoroughly enjoying the out
ing. Boating, pitching horse shoeI
and baseball games are She program
George Baker was given an extra dil
in the lake by two Akron campers
and star pitcher -Kfemer is reporte'
to have struck one man in succession
during an entire ball game. Il
Paul Waltz, an '8O-year-old residen
OF Sharon, was buried at this place O.
Sunday. A quartet consisting Of hi
fouf sons Furnished the music at tn
funeral, and son and brother, VIII
are ministers, delivered the funers
ICorations. He was we'll known j
Wadsworth.
The carpenter work on the new RI
formed church has been complete
Eahd the edifce will be ready for ded
cation on Sept. 6. The pastor is Re
G. T. N Beam.
The altar which was furnished B
Joseph Holbein as a memorial to h
father and mother, has arrived ar
Is beautiful piece Of work. A rea,
ing desk to be placed in front Of Il
altar and finished in the aame tsyl
will be in memory Of the late E.
Kremer, who was one Of the 81
founders Of the church.
c. A.. and Mrs. Curtiss, Frank ar
Mrs. Hunsberger, L. 0. and Mr.
Caine, Mrs. William Artman an