The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-07-31
LOCAL EVENTS
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"A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rogers of Montville township July 28.
The Rev. Frederick w. Hass will
be one Of the preachers at Camp Shar-
on.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs. % iiiis a. Carlton of L;sf: Lafayette cite
July "a.
&C. P. Orth of Medina recently
passed the State dental examination
at Columbus.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for: Clarence J. Bah
cock and E. B. Everfond.
All owners Of autos are requested
to be on the public square Saturday
night with their cars and help swell
the parade.
- Mrs. T. B. Lanham entertained
Wednesday afternoon with a thimble
party in honor of her sister who is
visiting her.
- The rural mail carriers and their
wives will go to Washington for
trip the first week in August. Every
thing will be free.
The county sehool board will meet
with County Superintendent Leahy in
the jury room of the court house, on
Aug. 8, at p. M, eastern time.
The ladies Of the Church of Christ
will serve dinner and supper in the
church dining room Thursday and
Friday of next week during the Chau-
tauqua days.
Two immense films of motion
pictures depicting scenes at the var
i0us Chautauquas throughout the
country will be exhibited at the Prin-
cess Monday night.
A picnic supper and election of
Sunday school teachers for the COM
ing year of the M. E. church at D.
Il. Pelton's last Tuesday evening.
Mildred Tiernan, six-year-old
daughter OF Elmo Tiernan Of Wey-
mouth, was seized with severe at
tack of Group Wednesday morning,
but under prompt treatment by To-
cal physician was soon out of danger.
The sale Of the municipal bond of
$425 recently advertised by the coun-
Gil for the purpose of paying for the
repairs made upon the village fire
engine, was sold Monday to the Me-
dina Count National Bank at par,
there being no other bidders.
William Osterdale, rs, an inmate
of the county infirmary, died Tuesday
from urinetic poisoning. He was bur
led in Potter's field the following day.
Wednesday, the Goth, Rev. Phillip
Kelser officiating. The deceased was
born in Switzerland in 1889.
Mrs. Charles Hard has announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Fidelia Jane, to Mr.. George w. Fow-
ell, Jr., of Lincoln, Neb. Miss Hard is
a graduate of the Lakeside Hospital
Nurses Training school in Cleveland.
The wedding will take place in the
early fall.
On Friday of this week, the
camp meeting at Sharon begins for a
period of ten days. If you care for
the cd fashioned type of religion that
was not afraid to laugh or shed tears
as religious emotions welled deep or
high in the heart, give Sharon camp
meeting a visit.
John M. Cahill, SO, well known B.
& O.. conductor, was instantly killed
in Painesville Wednesday morning of
last week, when he fell from the rear
step ofa yard engine. The engine,
with Engineer John Wolff and Fire
man G. l.. Castleman, passed over his
body. Cahill's wife was visiting rel
atives in Medina County where he was
was expected to attend a family re-
union.
The Sentinel desires to express
its profound appreciation Of the un.
form courtesy and consideration
shown our Mr.. Walter Ames in his
mission of collecting from those of oul
patrons who have been in arrears. Ir
very rare instances has he been ac.
corded other than civil treatment
When he calls on you give him a re-
spectful hearing. If you have a griev
ance, tell him what it is.
Medina will welcome the news
that Mrs. Zoe Prouty Boult has al.
ready laid plans for the production
by local talent of another comic op-
era for presentation the week of the
county fair in September. This time
the opera will be the welEknown anf
popular Mascot" The opera aboundc
in tuneful melody and the action i:
of kind to drive dull care away. The
cast is nearly all filled and rehears.
ais of certain Of the parts is under
way.
Much interest is being manifested
by local baseball enthusiasts over the
game to be played Saturday after.
noon on the High school athletic
grounds between the Medina team anC
the Bell Telephone Co.'s crack team
of Cleveland. The local team have
been doing excellent work so far this
season, having recently popped it tc
Akron -Wadsworth, and are eager.
ly awaiting the Cleveland team. The
game will begin at 3 p. m. Battery
for Medina-Huston, pitch, Craig
catch.
Wheat prospects show no mater.
ial difference from that reported one
month ago. The state average is now
estimated at 102 per cent, or about
is 1-3 bushels per acre. One year
ago, to date, the prospect was esti-
mated at "a per cent. The harvest
produced less than 2S,OO0,O0O bushels
The present acreage is less than that
harvested in 1918. The total pro-
duction should equal, but it is doubt