The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-06
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] LOCAL EVENTS
N, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Wellington and Medina matinee
at the fair grounds tomorrow.
The Creston Journal reports a 10 |
cal hog with five legs, all in use.
Members of the Bowman family
will reune at the fair grounds, Aug.
IL.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. H. H. Hartzog today at 2:90 east
ern time.
The trial of Clyde Harvey, under
indictment for non-support, will begin
next Monday.
The Wideman family will hold
their annual reunion at Chippewa Lake
on August 81.
Mrs. Norman Clark entertained
the Standard Bearers at her home on
Wednesday evening.
Hobart Edwards has been putting
in his spare time the past week wrest-
ling with the mysteries of a new Olds-
mobile.
The Misses May Beach and Flor
ence Sipher will entertain with pic
mic supper tonight at the home OF
Miss Sipher.
The Mothers Mmeorial Circle Of
Kings Daughters held picnic supper
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Hobart last evening.
Marshal Gates YVES summoned to
Bronson street, near Huntington, twice
Sunday to quell disturbance between
two neighbors. No arrests were made.
The Willing Workers circle Of
Kings Daughters met yesterday with
Mrs. Henry Berger. There were six
teen members present and fifteen chill
dren.
Mr.. Claude Overholt, until recent
ly employed at the Reinhardt bakery,
has purchased a restaurant in Seville
and will remove there with his fam
lily soon.
Mrs. Harold Tubbs' class of the
Benevolent society of the Congrega-
tional church will hold picnic sup
per at the home of Mrs. Walter Clark
next Wednesday.
Democrats are urged to be pres
ent at meeting at the town hall on
Friday evening at o'clock, at which
time will be decided the names of can
didates to be written in on the ballots
for the Forthcoming election.
Miss Cora Drake, daughter of the
late Philo Drake of Brunswick and
who has acquaintance in Medina, was
married last Sunday morning in Colo
RADIO Springs to Mr.. Julian Bassett.
The bride is trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Splitter enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Daniel Hemmeter's
9th birthday anniversary, which also
was the 43d anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hemmeter's wedding day.
AS an evidence Of the fame which
the Ford chemical fire apparatus, a
product of local inventive genius, is
gaining, orders have been receievd
from other countries, the latest being
received Monday morning from Hon
olulu, by cablegram.
Sheriff R. L. Gehman, Commission
er George Starr, Recorder F. E. Clark
Probate Judge Kennan, Clerk L. j.
Flickinger, j.. R. Bixler, Dan Peltor
and Scott Bennett and daughter at
tended the funeral Of j. F. Britain ir
Sharon Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Frederick w. Hass of the M
E. church baptised four more persons
by immersion this week at the Bap.
tist churcn in Medina. They were the
following persons: Mrs. Charles Shep-
herd, Miss Marion Watson and Miss
Beulah Thompson Of Medina, and Mrs
Dosha Skaags of Seville.
The Redpath paraphernalia was
taken to Bucyrus Wednesday morning
over the Southwestern. The B. & o
for some reason or other refused tc
provide separate car for the big tent
and other equipment and Manager
Whitney Of the Redpath was not long
in getting busy with the electric line.
Scout Royal F. Ballard, seconc
class troop 43, Buffalo, N. Y, accom-
panied the local troop on their hike
to the camp Wednesday afternoon
Scouts Warren, Simmons, Thatcher
and Wood, in charge of Scoutmastel
Olds, made the return trip up the river
to the covered bridge and back through
Leach's woods. No hike Saturday.
The B. & 0. was hauling a loac
of brick from south Of here one da!
this week for use on the new home o.
Charles Frank in course Of erection
on West Liberty street Before reach
ing Medina the car became disabled
Hecessitating it's removal to the repair
shops at Lorain. 1t was taken to Lo
rain all right-through Medina ant
the bricks went, too. Why the bricks
The Sentinel is in receipt of a let
ter from Rev. G. R. Mente, pastor o.
the M. E. church at Granger, but wh'
is spending his vacation at Lakeside
which is of great interest. We regre
that lack Of space prevents us from
printing it. Rev. Mente writes vivid
ly of Lakeside's natural beauties ant
of the wonderful religious though