The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-03-12

first defeat Of the season after very
little resistance. The score waE Al
to II. Having beaten a team of
Wadsworth substitutes on their home
floor the Millersburg boys expected an
easy victory until Wadsworth by an
exhibition Of some Of the classiest
team work ever witnessed here had
them beaten beyond hope of recovery.
Miss Bessie Bergey entertained a
number Of friends from Akron, at her
home here Sunday in honor Of her
birthday. The out-of-town guests
were as follows: Ethel Spade, Ger
trude Brown, and Freda Herman Of
Akron; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Baughman
Of Hametown; Mr.. and Mrs. David
Edwards and son, Leonard of Akron.
A pleasant day was spent.
William Shayes, a we'll known
resident of Wadsworth diedaat his
home at 222 Lyman street Monday
morning from an attack of pneumon-
ia. He was i'll only short time be-
fore death. Funeral arrangements
have not yet been made.
Mr.. Duckworth of Canton, who is
state organizer for the Owls is spend
ing several days in Wadsworth en-.
deavoring to greatly increase the 10.
cal membership.
P. P. Parker spent Sunday at his
former home in Cuyahoga Falls.
DR.. r. L. Johnson received his new
Dodge five-passenger touring car on
Saturday.
This year will see the completion o1
the half-road paving in Wadswortl
township which was started here si1
years ago. The township trustees a
recent meeting decided to extend tn
south pavement from the end of tn
present one-mile stretch to the count
line while the north pavement vii
be similarly extended to the nortl
line of the township. This will meal
an addition of about three-quarter
of mile at each end of the presen
fine speedway. In 1909 the trustee
,, voted to sell bonds for the paving i'm
provement. At that time one mil
strips were laid in each direction fror
the town limits. Three years later tn
. east and west roads wer paved to tn
township limits. With five miles G
fine roads leading to Wadsworth fror
each direction one of the most CON
plete road systems of this section
a now established and will make acces
to the town easy for great numbe
> of farmers The work on the new in
provement will start early in tn
> spring.
At the last meeting of the farmer
club at this place an organization we
perfected and the following Officer
;. elected: A. M. Baughman, presiden
D Arthur Abbott, secretary; A. Benne
treasurer. The need of a permanel
: organization was manifested by Il
increase in membership and the mar
= advantages gained by this new plan I
concerted action. Five car loads I
fertilizer ordered by the club were III
a loaded this week and two more are {
: the way. During the past few weel
e between $4,000 and $4,000 worth
e farm necessities have been purchase
: The next regular meeting will
= held here three weeks from next Sa
|. urday.
: Jim Simon, Hungarian, was fin,
: $25 and costs by Mayor Boyer Mond;
If night for disorderly conduct. He W
e arrested on charge of adultery b
pleaded not guilty. Witnesses Al
> the attorney for the plaintiff broug
4 out strong evidence under the disc
derly conduct ordinance of the v
x lage.
y Mrs. w. F. Schlabaugh has pr
10 chased the property of Mrs. Sar
= Geib on High street,
Ed. Stevenson has purchased t
\ Otto Harp property on N. Lyman
q and will remove there with his sfal
lily in the near future.
: Miss Ruth Buckingham enterta.
: ed about 20 Of her girl friends No
= day afternoon in honor Of her birt
Y day. A pleasant time was spent
games. Refreshments were serve