The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-04-16
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land.
"A new lavatory for gentlemen is
being installed in the basement of the
Congregational church.
The W. G. 7. u sent another load
of papers to Rittman this week for
which they secured 1928.
Thomas Ferriman, who has been
seriously Ill, is somewhat improved,
although still confined to his bed.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: G. F. Codding, E.
Dayton, VIM. ]. Mcclure, Milton w.
Ralston.
The clock in the court house
steeple was turned back to Central
time Monday and the officials are now
working on the old time.
George Doubldee Of Wadsworth
was taken to Huron Road hospital on
Tuesday morning by Supt. Ewing Of
the infrmary for an operation on one
of his legs.
Attendance and interest in the
Medina weekly band rehearsals is in
creasing and first rate organization
for the summer is assured.
The Easter party given by the
Medina high school last Friday night
at the Odd Fellows hall was very
enjoyable and well managed affair.
Mrs. B. E. Eckard's class Of the
Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Congregational church met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. G. L. Wertz.
The Sorosis club will hold their
closing meeting for the season this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lyman
Oatman. A picnic supper will be
the feature.
Mrs. Louis Abrams returned on
Tuesday from Cleveland where she
has been confined for the past few
weeks, the result of an operation. Mrs.
Abrams is greatly improved.
Don't fail to buy your Sunday din
ner Of the Church Of Christ ladies on
Saturday afternoon at Miss McCul-
loch's corner store. Home baked
foods Of all kinds. Come and see.
w. ]. Wall has installed an indi-
vidual sanitary drinking system for
use in his ce cream and soda water de-
partment, which opens Saturday.
Every cup used will be new one.
Attorney J. w. Seymour, who has
been unable to attend to his office work
for some time, owing to a severe at
tack Of rheumatism, has so far re-
covered as to be again at his accus-
toned duties.
Miss Winnie Thompsett and Mr..
Hines Of Litchfield were married We'd
nesday evening by Rev. Edwards at
the home of her parents on Vine street
They left for Litchfeld where they
will 60 to housekeeping.
The K. of P. degree team of Sc
vile will attend local lodge next Tues
day night at which the rank of knight
viii be conferred, after which there
win be a social time and dinner. A
good attendance is desired.
Verne Garfield was arrested by
Sheriff Gehman late yesterday after
noon on bench warrant for contempt,
in disobeying an order of the court
made on Feb. 16, in the case of Etha
Garfield VS.. Verne Garfield.
While lodging Chief Wise's auto
mobile Tuesday night on their way to
the fire at Bronson and Medina streets
Firemen Arthur Schaefer and Jay
Beedle ran into hitching post near
the postoffice, cutting their hands.
One hundred and twelve oil and
gas leases were entered for record at
the county recorders Office Wednes-
day; IA from Guilford, from Bruins
wick, 38from Granger, 20 from Hinck
ley, 13 from Liverpool and "a from
Montville.
"A shower was held Wednesday af.
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Temple
ton by the members Of her Sunday
school in honor of Mrs. C. B. Branch
whose home was recently destroyed BY
fire. A set of china, coffee and tes
pot was presented.
Since our last issue Tax Commits
sioner Lowrie has made appointment
Of deputy for Sharon township. Elnt
0. Woodward is the lucky gentleman
W. A. Sumner was first choice, bu
later found out that he would be un
able to attend to the work and ther
Woodward was appointed.
Miss Eulaila Damon is in Cleve
land this week taking lessons in chin;
painting of Miss Reynolds of Chicago
who is with the George Bowman Co
for short time. Miss Reynolds il
considered one of the best artists il
America and people of Cleveland ant
vicinity are very fortunate in beinJ
able to study with her. Miss Rey
nolds will teach in San Francisco
later this season.
"A man by the name of Brinker
who moved from West Salem to Lod
about three weeks ago, died in tn,
latter village Sunday. He left n,
means with which to defray expense O.
burial and the commissioners of thi
county presented the facts in the cas-,
to the Wayne county commissioner
with the result that the latter auth
orized the removal of the body bacI
to West Salem for interment.
The county commissioners at thei
meeting Monday would have taken G
nal action in the matter Of Dry Rul
ditch at Wadsworth, but on accoun
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