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

i Miss Whims, former teacher in
| high school, is expected here this week
on visit with friends.
i Mr. Kratzer is now in possession
Of the Keener bakery, having moved
in last Tuesday.
1 Ernest Rowland is now resident
Of Church street, occupying M. T..
Seeley's house, recently vacated by
Guy Allen.
Here's hoping that Mrs. iBricker
may be the successful one in the
Worlds Fair contest. She has worked
valiantly for it and deserves success.
The Fetzer Bros. warehouse, near
the railroad was sold last Monday to
E. L. Plank.
Mrs. J. e. Waite is reported as do
ing very nicely at Lakeside hospital,
Cleveland. The doctors report very
~uccessful operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Clark and Mrs.
Redfield Of Leroy visited at J. P. Red
fields last week.
Frank Durhammer was released
from quarantine for smallpox on last
Tuesday morning after having been
in five weeks. Health officer Kinney
gave their home a very thorough dis
injecting and burned some bedding
and furniture, so that no further con-
tagion is anticipated.
Albert Stable Of the G. S. Beal Co.
and Miss Maude Shaw of Medina were
married last Saturday at Medina. The
bride is the daughter of our we'll
8 known townsmen, Mr.. Lowe. The
:. happy couple will occupy the Richard
8 son house on Church street about Ap-
: ril 1.
The old livery barn on public
: square belonging to W. ]. Shulenber-
h ger, was sold last Tuesday to Fetzel
IT Bros. They will use it as garage
and auto storage.
e Quite a historic find was brought tc
l. town the other day by N. P. Garbericf
It was tooth in good state Of pres.
'e ervation and supposed to belong Il
the prehistoric mastodon. 1t wal
1T measured, the dimensions being 4xt
x7 inches and was the largest Of ;
ID number unearthed by Mr.. Garberich
ie while digging drain to the cellar O
le his residence on Bank street. Nor
ie bones were discovered at the sam
time and will be carefully preserved
ne It can be seen at the Review Office.
J. H. Hal, former resident Of thi
er town and one of the founders of tn
Lodi Review, died at his home in Oh
in erlin, O., on Friday morning, Marc
is 10, after an illness of several months
lg He was a member of Harrisvill
Lodge, F. & A. M. and Lodi Chapter
s. o. E. s. He was buried Sunday
March 81, with masonic honors by tn
r Norwalk commandery Of which he wa
~ a member.
Train IA, west bound on the B. & G
~ struck hand car that was left o.
the track by some foreigners, VIII
al were working for Frank DeLone
Very fortunately the train did no
leave the track, but the hand car wa
ground to pieces and the pilot on tn
es locomotive was knocked completed
v off.
he Mrs. Homer Shank of Chatam, VIII
nd has been spending the winter with he
he daughter, Mrs. Platt Bricker, wa
~ taken to st. Luke's Hospital, Cleve
IL land, last Saturday. Her condition
to serious.
N. Hazel Gilbert of Cleveland sper
Is, Saturday and Sunday with her pal
rs. ents.
ot Effie Long of Wooster called on he
b. brother and wife, H. F. Long on Sur
Ir- day.
ge Isabelle Hover of Akron spent Sal
g. urday and Sunday with her grant
nd mother, Mrs. Turner; also her cousil
or Gladys Turner.
on Lewis Parker returned to his hon
ell in Akron, after a months stay wit
of his father, W. E. Parker.
to Mrs. M. F. Jones and Mrs. Schulel
ca. berger spent Saturday in Wooster.
In Mrs. lPlank, Mrs. E. L. Crum ar
he Mrs. c. Crum attended the style sho
nv, at Wooster on Wednesday.
lr- Miss Cosgrove, assistant princip
bv in the high school, visited over Sa
He urday and Sunday with her moth
ole in Geneva.
,ot Mrs. Archer and children Of NOV
,p- are visiting her mother, Mrs. Norto
me Horace Myers and wife spent Su
day with Floyd Myers and famil
south Of Creston.
Mrs. Newmyer spent Saturday
a. Ashland.
" W Mrs. Claire Northrop is remodeliI
- - her home on the corner Of Woost
~ ~ street and s. Academy.
~ The Misses Clark, Steffes, KING
W. ~ and Feazel went to Ashland Satu
N day afternoon.
The Lodi basketball boys play
with the Polk boys on Saturday e
ening at home, while the Lodi gir
T. went to Ashland and played the AS
land Campfire girls, both Lodi team
winning.
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