The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-07
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LOCAL EVENTS

The precinct election officers at
the coming primaries will be the same
as at the November elections.
There were 1887 signatures to
the dry amendment petition in, the Sly
days canvass in Medina County.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: Leo Baker, Odie X,
Coats, w. F. Follos, ]. N. Reare.
Mr.. William Racker had the mis-
fortune of hurting his fingers while
working in the saw room at the A. l.
Root Co, on Wednesday.
The four year-old son OF Chas'
Bixler of Wooster, who is encampet
at the upper Chippewa grounds, was
taken seriously i'll Sunday, but is now
somewhat better. :,
If YOU are real Democrat, don't
miss getting your vote in early Tues
dav morning. You can't hope for any
thing by remaining at home. If all
Democrats vote, the rest is easy.
The Clytean club held a picnic
supper Friday night at the home OF G.
J. Warren in honor of Miss Bernice
Turner, who was visiting Miss Lucille
Warren.
The severe storm which swept
the county last Sunday afternoon put
about 200 local phones out Of commits
sion for the time being. The damage
was quickly repaired.
The Sunday school of the Church
of Christ was favored by having three
photo cuts of their school in the last
publication of the Lookout, month
ly paper in the interest Of Bible
schools.
Mrs. F. w. Hass and Mrs. John
Beck entertained the Standard Bear
er's at the formers home on Tuesday
evening. This was the yearly meet
ing of the club and the evening was
most enjoyable one.
We are requested by Auditor Gar
yer to announce that the meeting OF
the county budget commission which
was scheduled to be held at the court
house, Aug. Is, has been changed to
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
IN. N. Yooer of Wadsworth, M. F.
Jones of Lodi and Albert Rex Of Mont
vile, forming the new board of COM
plant, met at the court house Monday
and elected Mr.. Yoder president of the
board. Adjournment was then made
for week from Monday.
A petition was circulated Thurs
day to have the band concerts on Sat
urday evenings again, instead OF on
Thursday evenings. The petition was
rather generally signed and we are
authorized to state that the next con-
cert will be on next Saturday night
Gail Thomas, employed in the
printing department of the A. l. Root
Co, had the misfortune to get q
small fleck of steel in his eye Wednes,
day morning which required the hur-
ried services of surgeon. Thomas
was at work again Thursday morning
Go to the polls early Tuesday
morning. Wear your glasses, take
plenty Of time to consider your ballot
and then deposit it with all the all
and carriage of a peacock, with head
erect and tail rising. Of course this
item is directed primarily to Demo
Gratis.
On Wednesday evening, Aug. IL
the mems class of the M. E. church
will give banquet to the men of thu
Methodist church at Wadsworth. Tht
men from Wadsworth will be here il
large force. The meeting will be ad
dressed by the Rev. Charles Seer
heide, superintendent of the Cleveland
Rescue Mission, who will also bring
with him his singer who assists il
the work there.
James Johnson of Cincinnati ant
Thoburn D. Kelser of Westervillt
spent several days last week visiting
their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. 2
Kelser. Master James is organist O
the Presbyterian church and tho onl.
IA years old, has remarkable talent
in piano and organ study we are told
More than 1000 people hear
Rosenthal's archestra of Clevelan
give it's regular concert at Chippew
Lake Sunday afternoon. The musi
clans played with unusual vim an
they were given an appreciative han
by the lovers of that divine art.