The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-03-26
GRANGERBURG

Quite a number Of our young mer
attended the special workers meeting
at Sharon Center on Sunday. This
meeting was called by the county sec
retary of the Y. M. G. A. to plan 9
more effective campaign in behalf Of
the county work.
0. L. Robinson, wife and daughter
Mabel attended the special meeting
at the M. E. church, Medina, last Sun.
day morning. They report the lecture
by Rev. Malone of Cleveland on the
Second Coming Of Christ as above the
average.
| Sherman Ganyard was business
visitor at the county seat on Friday
last.
The Midler family is still under the
physicians care. The general health
Of our people seems to be improving
a great deal of Ia grippe still being
present. The latest complainant is
Miss Milicent Codding.
The building owned by the G. A. r.
Post at Remson Corners has been
offered to the school board by the
trustees of the defunct post, for school
purposes; the matter is under advise
ment. It seems to US that under the
present strict building code in the
state it would not be available to move
the building to the center of Granger
for the proposed addition to the high
school. N Te,s Z ii-. MN
Late Friday evening a special call
for the committee on right of way for
the proposed interurban road was at
tended by a majority of the committee
at the G. A. R. hall. Mr.. Norton in
behalf of the road and Mr.. OFT as well
as the chief engineer Of the construc-
tion Co., laid the plans and blue prints
of the survey before the committee,
assuring those present that the road
will be built. Three different lines
are proposed. Neither one will strike
the Burg within half of a mile, still
the advantage accruing to the COM
munity from this new line can not be
estimated. Chairman Dunsha arran-
ged with the members as to the work
necessary to obtain the right of way
from property owners. We hope that
all interested will help in this matter,
as the early building of the road will
depend entirely upon the response OF
the owners of property along the sur
vey.
The Sharpless families are now in
stalled in their new home Mr.. Sharp
less and sons are to conduct the gen.
eral blacksmith and repair shop at the
Burg; they are occupying the Ed.
Lyttle property.
You are invited to the regular SER
vices at the M. E. church Sunday.
Preching at 1890 and 1880; S. S.,
11:30; midweek prayer Thursday, 1880
p. m. DR.. G. R. Mente, pastor. Com
mencing Sunday evening, April A, the
pastor will begin a series of illustra-
ted sermons on Palestine, The Life and
Parallels of Jesus. These meetings
will be held bi-monthly.
The Methodist parsonage is under
going much needed repairs; new paper
and fresh paint will add to the COM
fort of the pastors family; and when
the new wide verandas are completed,
the house will be second to none in the
Burg.
Let us again call attention to the
election called by the school board for
the bonding Of the town for additional
school room. This election is Of vital
Importance, for Granger must keep up
her reputation as an advocate Of ad-
yanced education. Eelction on April
l5.
After months Of medical attention
and careful nursing in the home, IL
was thought best to remove Mrs. Sher-
man Ganyard to the Peoples Hospital
at Akron where her case might be
more closely watched. On Monday in
an auto accompanied by her husband
and DR.. Smith, Mrs. Ganyard was
taken to the city. It is needless to
add that the community hopes for
her speedy and complete recovery.
julius Graft of Akron spent Sunday
with his brother Louis, at the George
Codding home. We do not believe
in tattling, but Medina seems to have
some attraction for julius %
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Codding spent
a social afternoon at the parsonage on
Monday
Dr. and Mrs. Cumberworth went To