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


er is now located in Loudenville, O.,
whittier his business equipment was
shipped this week. Mr.. Mcdowell is
a photographer of many years and
wide experience and his work in Me-
dina was highly successful. Louden-
vile people can depend upon excellent
service if they place their work with
Mr.. Mcdowell.
The case of Ida Lee, whose pc
culiar actions in Medina last summer
caused her to be detained by the local
authorities and who is in trouble again
in Cleveland, notice of which appears
in another column Of this paper, has
taken new and very unfortunate
angle. An affidavit signed by her was
responsible for the arrest Tuesday
night of Mr.: M. D. Kimmell of Medi-
ma, whom she charges as having con-
tributed to her delinquency. Mr.. Kim
nell was taken to Cleveland Tuesday
night and released Wednesday morn
ing on a bond of $500. Mr.. Kimmell
is vehement in mis- denial of guilt and
insists that he is the victim of a
frame-up.
Mrs. Clara Waite of Brunswick,
mother of H. A. Waite of Medina, was
taken to German hospital, Cleveland,
Wednesday afternoon, where she Will
undergo very serious operation Sat
urday morning.
The case against John Hammond
of Litchfield for tie Illegal killing of
skunk, which was brought before
Mayor Randall last week was continu-
ed Tuesday morning until Dec. IA, up
on request of defendants council.
Some have questioned the jurisdiction
of Mayor Randall in this matter. But
the law states that any violation Of
the game laws of the state may be ad-
Indicated by any mayor or justice Of
the peace. Careless hunters should
remember this.
In order to facilitate the handling
and delivery of mail during the Christ
mas holidays, the requirement that
domestic matter on bearing hte ad-
dress side adhesive seals or stickers,
other than lawful postage stamps,
shall be- treated as unavailable, is here
by suspended from Dec. l, 1915 to Jan
!, 1916. Postmasters shall, however in
form their patrons that such seals and
stickers should not be placed on the
address side of mail.
The Willing Workers Circle Of
Kings Daughters met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Albert SedgewicK.
The freshman and sophmore
classes and all the high school teach
ers will hold party in the Garfield
building this evening.
Tuesday evening Mrs. 0. B. Deal
ing celebrated her 18th birthday ami
versary, in the form of a surprise
party. Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Newberry
and L. D. Newberry and wife of Cres-
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McNeal
were the guests.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters met last Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. F. M. Plank.
Mrs. Orlo Nickerson of Winthrop,
Mass, died at Savannah, Georgia last
week while on her way to their win
ter home in Florida. She formerly
lived in Litchfeld and was an aunt of
Mr.. O. c. and Mr.. V. E. Thatcher of
Medina.
The Medina Methodist choir, as
sisted by Miss Helen Clark, reader,
will give a musical service in the M.
E. church at Brunswick Sunday even
ing.
The Misses Rymes, McDougal,
Hclc:! Hobart, Genevieve Brintnall,
Inez McNeal, DeArmon H Llk, Mrs.
Brintnal, Mrs. Harvey Gable, Mr.. Bert
Hammerschmidt, and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Beck constituted the party attending
the Schumann-Heink concert at Cleve-
land Tuesday evening.
"Wednesday morning J. M. Butcher
took over the Southwestern's electric
package business in Medina, being
appointed by the company as their Of
ficial agent for this business here. Mr..
Butcher purchased horse and wagon
Monday and was on the job early Wed
nesday morning.
-Wwing to broken trolley wire at
Mansfield Monday morning the north |
bound car due here at 7:48 did not
arrive until 1922.
The contract for erecting the new
building near the standpipe in which |
to house the village street implements
and tools was awarded Friday to
Leav:tt, Waters & Crofoot fer S763.
There was only one other bidder, Glen
ent Co., whose bid was $769. AS stip-
ulation to all bidders Was that the cost
of the building should not exceed $500. |
"A meeting of the State Beekeep-
ers' association was held in Akron last
Saturday, which is reported to have
been one Of the most successful ones
the association has had At the af-
ternoop session E. R. Root of Medina
read paper on shipping of honey"
The next meeting will be held in CO.
lumbus and field meet in Toledo
during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hobart an
nounce that their daughter, Miss Vera /
Hobart, will become the wife Of Naval |
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