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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-05

auto and sustained fractured arm
and minor bruises. This is very
dangerous corner, the view being OBJ
scured by the W. F. Sykes general
store.
Samuel Mcneil, Richfeld's oldest
male resident, died at his home in
Richfeld Center ,on Friday morning
Oct. 10, 1915, after a very brief ill
ness. He was born in Chester county
Pa, March 16, 1928. He came to
Bath township with his parents when
two years old, where he continued to
reside for about 40 years. He mar
ried Mary Smith in 1850. To this
union was born three sons and one
daughter. This wife died in 1864 and
in 1866 he married Mary Andrew,
who bore him one son and four
daughters. They came to Richfeld
about 40 years ago. He lecves three
sons and three daughters. The funeral
was held from the residence Sunday
afternoon. Sermon by Rev. F. E.
Eastman and Masonic burial service
by members of Meridian Sun lodge,
F. and A. NJ, which he joined near
ly go years ago. He was master of
his lodge for four years. Burial in
West Richfeld cemetery.
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CHATHAM

D. W. Frank received visit from
his son Clinton and family of New
London, Sunday.
Mrs. Jonsie Dague of Cleveland is
visiting Chatham friends.
Mrs. Filando Rice of Sullivan was
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Dyer
from Thursday to Monday.
Miss Brown, the primary teacher at
Spencer was weekend guest at the
home of Miss Mabel Morrell.
The band will give fish fry in Ac-
ademy hall Friday evening of this
week.
"Tompkins Hired Man." a comedy
will be presented by the Christian En-
deavor society in Academy hall Friday
evening, Nov. IL. This is an excellent
play of country life, and those taking
part are making every effort to give
a splendid production.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard had narrow
escape from a severe accident Satur-
day. AS they were driving to Medina
they met an automobile, which did
not give them enough room, and
crowded them into the ditch. The
buggy upset, but the horses fortunate
ly remained quiet and no serious dam
age was done.
The Man from Home" was we'll
presented by Wells Watson CHM Mon
day evening. His characterizations
were splendid and he brought out well
the RIGHT humor of the play.
The school program and exhibit
Friday was well attended and was
greatly enjoyed by all. The displays
of vegetables, fruits and sewing and
cooking by the children were very
good. The ball game between the
High school boys and the town boys
resulted in score of 10 to 8 in favor
of the high school.
Rev. Sharp of Lodi will exchange
pulpits with Rev. Lamb Sunday. Mr..
Sharp is a delegate from the Medina
association to the National Council
and will give report of the meeting
of the council recently held at New
Haven, Conn. In the evening the pas
tor will speak on the subject: The
Messages of the Two Isiaahs."
Bay Clifford Monday had painful
accident. He doesn't know just what
happened, but he awakened in the
field with severe cut on his lip. He
thought perhaps the mule may have
kicked him, but more probably that he
had tainted and cut his lip in falling.
DR.. Hill was Immediately summoned,
, and sewed up the wound.
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ERHART

Mr.. Joseph Neff went to Michigan
last Saturday to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Mr.. Tom Neff.
Mr.. John Dill died last Saturday ev-
ening at 6 o'clock.
Mrs. Maxworthy is improving slow
ly.
A medicine show is in town this
week.
Mr.. VIM. Strittmatter, Herbert Stritt
matter, Jos. April, Ed. April and H.
M. Doudell took an auto ride to Cleve-
land and Elyria last Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Grabenstetter is moving
to town.
The colored orchestra from Oberlin
failed to show up to play for the con-
fetti dance last Saturday evening.
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BRUNSWICK

Rather quiet around here, as little
Gilmore Benjamin and the Othelhoff
children have been having the scarlet
fever. The center schools are closed
and there was no Sunday school ses-
sion last Sunday.
We are hoping that there will be
no more cases.
A. D. Aylard gave a temperance
talk at the M. E. church last Sunday
night.
George Coleman spent Sunday in
Elyria at his sisters, Mrs. Jessie Wit
ter's.
Theo. Chapman and family with his
sister, Mrs. Nellie Hill and baby of
North Eaton spent the weekend at
Columbus.
Mrs. Frank Case and Mrs. E. C.
Miner spent last week Thursday at
Jake Shuster's at north Eaton, where
the ladies' society Of Church of Christ
met.
Chas. Miller of Lorain is stopping
at A. D. Gardners.
Leonard Gibbs was sick over Sun
day with bronchial and lung trouble.
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RICHFIELD

Mrs. Enos visited her sister in
Hinckley, last week.
The Halloween social at the High
school building, Saturday evening
was pleasant affair.
Richfeld Grange held an inter-
esting meeting Saturday. Rev. Mr..
Eastman addressed the members on
the subject of prohibition.
Miss Stella Wood accompanied her
brother, A. O. Wood and family of
Akron, on trip to Oberlin, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant Mitchell are
the proud parents of baby boy,
born last Friday evening.
Mrs. G. F. Garman went to Ober-
lin last Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams of Akron, Roe came
home with them. Joe Ellis was also
home from Oberlin over Sunday.
There was good attendance at
the meeting at the town hall last
Friday evening, to discuss the sub
ject of bonding the township for
lew High school building.
The expected has happened. AT
the rate auto drivers go through
Richfeld Center, we have looked for
an accident at that corner long be-
fore this. 1t came Sunday evening. A
driver was struck by an
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Grange Nov. 9 at town hall.

Gerhard Hunt and family are stay
ing at his brother Charles while the
upstairs of his store is quarantined.
Next lecture will be Nov. 18-"Bob"
Seeds.
A new monument is being placed on
Henry and Martha Harding's graves.
Word was received here Tuesday ev-
ening of the death of Joe Merrick of
Strongsville. His brother, Henry,
died about three weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck of Cleveland are
visiting at Ethie Wyman's during the
hunting season this week.
The following township officers were
elected: Trustees, Chester Linley, A.
R. Clement, Lester Vaughn; clerk, A.
+. Root; treasurer, M. M. Perkins, as
SCISSOR, A. L. Jones; board of education
Eugene Fuller and Grant Chidsey.
The drys were lis and the vets IT.
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pIJELIC SALE

On account of leaving the farm the
undersigned will sell at her residence
IN miles south of Chippewa Lake, A
miles northwest of Seville and Y mile
west of Stop 95 on the c. & S. W.
Electric Line, on
THURSDAY, NOV. II, 1915,
Commencing at IL o'clock standard
time, the following property:
Three horses, one 9-year old gray
gelding weight about 1900 tbs:. sound
and good worker in all harness; s.
year old dark gray mare weight
about 140O 1bs., sound and good
worker in all harness; 8-year old
brown mare, good driver and will
work in all harness.
Ten head cattle; / cow was fresh in
April; / cow was fresh in July; l
Jersey COW was fresh latter part of
June; l six-year old Holstein cow; 1
five-year old Holstein cow will be
fresh about March 1; Holstein heifer
bred May 15; Holstein heifer bred
May 8; 2 Holstein heifers coming 2
yrs. old; spring calf. These young
cattle are good grade Holsteins.
Hogs-Poland China brood sow due
to farrow about time of sale. Brood
sow due to farrow December l.
Eleven acres corn in shock.
Farming implements - Flying
Dutchman hay loader used two years,
Mccormick mower, Mccormick tedder,
hay rake, Burch plow, springtooth
harrow used one season, spiketooth
harrow, single cultivator, potato dig
ger, set of bobs, flat-bottomed sled,
Weber wagon 3-in.tire 3-& skein,
good hay rake, wagon box, set dump
boards, good Gerstenslager top buggy,
top buggy, extra good Portland sleigh,
pair horse blankets, set Haffner S
breeching harness, 2 sets harness
brides, leather nets, etc., hog crate,
grass seeder, corn shelter, log chains
cross-cut saw, post digger, hay rope
good barrel churn, iron kettle, G
gallon crock, 1OO-egg Reliable incu-
bator, 50-egg Cycle hatcher and
brooder, some household furniture and
other articles.
Terms: All sums of SIS or less, cash;
sums over $5, 9 months time with in
terest at 6 per cent with approved Sc
curity. Interest deducted if paid when
due; 8 per cent off for cash. Signed
MRS. IDA FLICKINGER,
Harry Fortney, Auctioneer.
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AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance authorizing the Board
of Trustees Of Public Affairs of Medina
Village, Ohio, to enter into contracts
for the construction of a tool and i'm
plement building, and to pay for the
same out of moneys appropriated for
such purpose.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village Of Medina, Ohio,
three -fourths of all members elected
thereto concurring:
SECTION I. That the Board of Trus
tees of Public Affairs of Medina Vil+
lage. Ohio, be and it is hereby author
lied and directed to cause to be con-
structed by the letting Of proper con-
tracts, a building upon the standpipe
lot of said village, for the purpose of
keeping and storing tools, implements,
village, used in the building and ex-
tension Of the waterworks system
therein, and for other purposes.
SECTION II. That for the purpose
of paying for said building, there be
appropriated from the water rent fund
of said board any sum not exceeding
$4,000, which amount has been certi-
fled to the council Of said village to be
in the village treasury to the credit of
said fund and not appropriated for any
Other. purpose, by the clerk Of the said
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs.
Out of the sum herein appropriated
shall also be paid the expense of the
drawing and publishing of this ordi-
| nance, and all other expense incident
to the completion Of said work.
SECTION III. That said Board of
Trustees Of Public Affairs are hereby
authorized to proceed as directed by
law to make plans and specifications
for said building, and advertise for bids
for labor and material, and to award
the same to the lowest responsible bid
der, and to pay for the same out of the
funds set apart for such purpose.
SECTION Nv. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after the earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed Oct. 26th, A. D. 1915.
Attest L. H. RANDALL
0. o. Van Deusen, Mayor.
Clerk. 90
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GARDEN ISLE

A very delightful evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mickey Saturday evening, Oct. 3d.,
when friends and neighbors to the
number of seventy pleasantly surpris
ed them and they were showered with
many useful gifts. 1t was their first
wedding anniversary. A pleasant
social time was enjoyed by all. A fine
lap supper was served and at late
hour they departed to their homes
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leaving well wishes for their happi-
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Milkey wish to
thank their many friends for their
many beautiful presents.
Mrs. Jane Repp and daughter
Lulu were called to Seville Wednes-
day by the sickness of their daugter-
in-law, Mrs. Sadie Repp.
The Ladies Aid society of the E. v.
church met at the home of Mrs. Leona
Kline Thursday of last week. They
sewed nice lot of rags for Mrs. Sadie
Kline and pleasant social time was
enjoyed by all present. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Jane Kline the first Thursday in
December, instead of the last Thurs
day in November. it being Thanks
giving day. Anyone wishing to
spend the day with them are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kuntz called
to see Grandma Edwards of Lodi
Thursday afternoon who is in a
critical condition, having had an
other stroke of paralysis making the
fourth stroke. She is we'll known in
this vicinity and has the sympathy
of her many friends. Her son Jack
was called to her bedside Friday.
Miss Grace Kline is working in
Seville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Doulabahn
Chester Park, of Canton; Henry Du-
labahn, of Massillon, motored in the
latter's auto to the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Dull Sunday to spend sew
eral days with them.
Mrs. Hastings attended the funeral
Of her cousin, Mrs. James Dinshear
at Red Haw Monday.
Horr, Warner & Company finished
topping onions Tuesday.
Leo Dull spent Sunday with his
brother Ernest and family east Of
Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross of Chatham
took supper with John Mickey ant
wife Saturday night.
Fred Repp and family of Lod
moved into Mrs. Jonas SINNERS house
Tuesday, recently vacated by JOIN
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bensinger no
tored to Wadsworth Thursday after
noon.
John Stair started Monday fo-
Berea and will spend the create,
part of the week there, teaming.
Miss Maude Repp of near Burban]
visited her friend, Miss Grace Kline
Saturday night and Sunday.
Sam Dull and family of Auker
man were guests of the later
brother, John Mickey, and wife Sat
urday night and Sunday.
| Albert Kuntz and family took din
ner Sunday with B. F. Stratton AM
wife.
Frank Freeman and Miss Ida Kip
plinger of this place, D. Hubbard o
Chatham and Miss Lucinda Allison o
) this place were quietly married la e.
week. Congratulations extended t
them.
A large crowd Of over one hundre
; gathered at the Fireman home Tuesda
, night and gave them an old fashione
serenading.
, B. mclaughlin and wife of Hon
, erville visited Joshua Repp and fan
lily Sunday.
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nr D / Daird Practice limited to
Vi. II. }. UQIlu. diseases of the EYE
EAR, NOSE AND THROAT AND
FITTING OF GLASSES. Office over
o. N. Leach & Sons clothing store.
Office every Saturday.
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SuaenOIider eebsHsr,tter.

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ScHtidlcr 9siunicr gcrciu.

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bernna, bieS iunerbalb Der HadJiten
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in ben StanS 81 ieteu, bel Der nadI.
item gcriammlnng Der Silisseiel.
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ylar Dem Suoe nahe.

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64 oSlbre olte Ibomus Wurpbn. Elm
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r0hre Qeratben uno er purbe iofor!
na6 Dem itdotiIfen 6Oipitol aebrad't,
100 Elm unper3iidliher operatiper Gins
qrifi bic Qe6ensgefabr beieitigte.
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Npm 3mge iiberiabren.
Ter tanbitumme Waid)iniit Sarley
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Den JlGoern.

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6eimpege unb benuBte bas gabnges
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teit btraHbradenb,u 3us bate sr tsis
ne qbnung. Die oerItiimmelie 2si6e
nurbs per gdtrolpagsn mad Der
Worgue gsi6afft.
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unidle.

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Ssffnsn Oss gddofeR5 bic 5lammsn
ins GeTiht ialugen. Der @erleBts
puroe mad BEN itdotiiten ,9oipitaI
gebrdtt.
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SoaeH iid) pertrageu.

Die @etbanplunaen Der aIdssn. bic
ifrou Catherine prebIsr unb JrplI
.tennis Collins, geibe pon 211 on
13. Strabe, asasHsinanoer anbdnsig
aemuht batter. neil fie ipsasH bss
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fanben leitsrn Dor Ribter aIer
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f6O6 iebo6 bic fdlle uuf pierssbn aua
ne unb aab ben beioeu frauer ben aus
ten Ratb, fih in Der 3tpif9eu3sit 81
tertradtn, bdmii teins 9srbdnbluns
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Gpier Der (iiienbnbn.

gIsro Stbro. Elm iuHser Sprier,
.puroe aeitern Moraen in Der gtdbe
Der Clifton Spriuas 8iitiIler0. dls
er auF ben GeIeiieu Der Cincinnati
Rurtberu gdbu eptldr1 sing. BON Ell
mem plToaisrSua. Der ibm entaegens
tam. uno ben sr irfcIse elmer 8uroe
niat rsatasitia Senua su Seii9t be-