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Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15
REV. J.T. HOWELL
 RESIGNS PASTORAGE
Resignation AcceIted, to Take Effect on June 1st, 1s1s Has Been Pastor of First Baptist Church for Four Years.

At a meeting of the Church confer ence of the First Baptist church, We'd nesday night, Rev. J. T. Howell, who has been pastor for almost four years, offered his resignation, which was ac- cepted by the church, to become eff fective on June 1st., 1918.
 Rev. Howell has many warm friends in Malvern, who will learn with fe- gret of his action, but will be glad to know that his resignation will not be- come effective for almost year yet. Before coming to Malvern, Rev Howell was in charge of the Baptist church at Ashdown for many years. He is forceful preacher, an excellent pas tor, and the church will sustain a great loss by his resignation.
 Tn civic affairs he has always taken I great interest, and has never been found wanting when anything for the interest or progress of the city was at stake. He has taken an active in terest in the Chamber of Commerce, and other matters for the upbunlding of Malvern, and has proven himself a progressive and enterprising citi- zen at all times. lie will be greatly missed by his many friends, not only in the Baptist church, but in all the churches in the city.
 The following statement from Rev. Howell, in regard to his resignation, is self explanatory:
 MY RESIGNATION
 On last night, Nov. 14th, 1 offered my resignation as pastor of the First Baptist Church, this city. The church voted to receive the resignation and that 1t take effect June 1st., 1918. have been here going on four years and feel that I have many friends outside the realm of the First Baptist Church, as welF as in it. That is one reason why I write these lines It is my very great desire that during these months the ties of friend ship and fratemalism may be so that they may hold fast evenwhen we are no longer associated together. Now is the time for every true Baptist to show himself by stand ing, Loyalty, by the action of the church, whether it exactly suits us or not, till the very last day. We can, if we will, make the closing months of this pastorate the happiest and best of all. Let us not say i've can if we will but, Eve can and we will "
 Faithfully yours,
 J. T. HOWELL.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15
 CHARACTERS

CHARACTERS
 Mrs. Rutledge Ministers wife) ..... ....... -.s.......M Mrs. H. N. Canaday Nora (servant) Miss Earle Mitchell Mrs. Carson Book agent) :. ............. Miss Emogene Vest Mrs. Roberson (Aid Society Caller) ................ Mrs. w. c. Hodges Mrs. Mason Spiritual adviser) ...... ,.......... Miss Peggie Young Gypsy Fortune Teller. Miss Eva Glenn Mrs. Woodson Would be Reformer) ................. Miss Clarice Barker Miss Jefferson. Miss. .Lorine Mitchell Miss Hundley (up to date girl) .........-....=. Miss Mae Phelps Mrs. Madison Representing Home
 Mission Society).. Mrs. D. s. Bray. Mrs. Adams Representing Foreign
 Mission Society . Miss Sue Black Esther Markhm (In love with Billie)1 ..........=....... Miss Floy Beeson Billy Brooks( Bashful lover) : :. David Glover Miss Maggie Bowling (once had a
 lover) Miss Belle Carmichael Ruth. Miss CorinneBrooks Constance. Miss Althea Orr Tom Brooks (Returned lover) =. :. ..............W. L. Collie Mrs. L. L. Adair. Pianist
 Musical numbers to be given pre- ceeding program by Miss Agee Me Cray, Mrs. ". L. Collie and Miss Katy Mae Collie.
 Admission 25c and l5c.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15
l. (. 4. PLEDGES
 COMING SLOWLY

Reports from the solicitors for the Y. M CA. War Council fund, are to the effect that only about $500 has been pledged up to yesterday after noon. This is just one third of the amount apportioned to the county. The time is half gone, and if the S2,000 is raised by Saturday, extra efforts will have to be put forth.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15

Mrs. John Iindval of Malvern ar rived last night for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Fred Boyle Hope Evening Herald.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15

And Hot Spring County will do it's share, and more than it's share, for this great cause.
 c. E. MATTIsoN, Chairman.
 GEO. COX, Treasurer.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15
IAN OFF DAY AT THE
 PARSONAGE J

At Royal Theatre, Thursday evening Nov. 18th.
 Scene, sitting room of Rev. and Mrs. Rutledge's home.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-15

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Postmaster Holland Again.

An attempt to give j. G. Holland,
of Phelps, deserved honorable men
tion last week, met with misfortune
from first to last. Now we'll try
again to give the main facts hoping
that they will reach the eyes of our
readers in a fairly sober condition.
Several weeks back man known as
Chas. Ell. Wax, was arrested in Chi
cago as suspect wanted in connec-
tion with a noted blackmail case in
New York. He confessed, and was
taken back there for trial. Wax had
spent part Of the summer at Oberg's
resort near Phelps under the name OF
DR.. Burke In the course Of time
the. searchers reached Phelps where
Mr.. Holland as postmaster was Of
much assistance in furnishing clues
that finally resulted in the capture.
"A reward o. ST. 900 was offered for
him, and week before last Jerry was
notified that his share in the amount
would be $3.50, the balance going to
detectives employed on the case.
This is what we tried to tell last
week and couldn't, owing to the dis
tracing att.activness of our new
typeSetting machines who
got US ratified a little, that is little
more than usual.
Mr.. Hollands Eagle River friends
congratulate him upon his good luck
although many feel that he was just
ly entitled to larger share, if not
the whole of the reward.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Amigo VIII Continue
to Solicit Auto Traffic.

The following reprint from the An
tigo Daily Journal Of Tuesday was
marked evidently for the purpose.
and to let resort men and others
know that Amigo is extremely de-
sirous of keeping in close touch with
the resorts Of this section by means
of the Yellow Cross route.
AS we understand, it is proposed
here to direct auto traffic 4oVer both
routes, thus parties coming in over
the Meridian Highway will be adj
yised to follow the Yellow Cross route
back, and vice versa.
Amigo citizens will have to wake up
if they want their city to remain on
the main travelled road to the Eagle
River lake region. Great efforUs are
being made to divert the ever increas-
ing volume OF. automobile tourist traf-
fic from the route leading through
this city to another route, particularly
the Meridian highway being laid out
from Alabama north. After entering
Wisconsin this highway will run to
Madison and thence north to KilbOurn,
Grand Rapids, Wausau, Merrill, Tom
ahawk, Rhinelandef, Eagle River, and
Watersmeet. This route will compete
Tor tourist travel with the Yellow
Cross route through Waupaca, Amigo
Crandon, Hiles and Three Lakes. Ac-
cording to the Rhinelander New North
Rhinelander will put every ounce OF
it's strength behind the movement to
boost travel on the Meridian highway.
Oneida county is about to vote on a
bond issue to construct its part Of the
road.
The hotels and garages Of Amigo in
particular realize the Importance Of
the tourist traffic, but many other
businesses share in the profits of cater
ing to it. Immediate steps should be
| taken to cooperate with other cities
on the Yellow Cross route in giving
wide publicity to it's merits and
scenic beauties Particularly should
| Amigo cooperate with the newly Tor
med Resort Owners Association OF the
Big Woods Lake Region, organized IN
the Eagle River region, which is now
putting the finishing touches 10 It's
plan of routing and marking, the Big
Fish Auto Route, to Chicago, running
direct to the Big Woods country. The
route will connect with the Yellow
stone trail by way Of Fond du Lac,
Oshkosh, Waupaca, from there over
| the Yellow Cross Route through
| Amigo, Crandon, Hiles, Three Lakes,
and Eagle River.
/ Association to boost this route is an
initial victory won but unless the coun-
ties through which it passes are will
ling to do as much for it as those
through which the Meridian highway
runs it will not be able TO hold it's
prestige. Commercial clubs, county
boards and highway commissioners in
the counties traversed by the Yellow
Cross route should keep this in mind.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Load up the Shot guns, Boys.

A sleigh load composed of Mines.
"A. Mckenzie, A. w. Thorpe, A. K.
Everett, T. G. Mcintyre, j. E.
Frankel, Misses Susie Frankel, Irene
Pickett, and Myrtle Dunn spent
Sunday afternoon in a drive to
Three Lakes and return. An Incl
dental feature of the trip consisted
in advertising, and ticket sales for
the Inter Sc masquerade. Landlord
Locy who was called on to house and
feed the. true descendants of Eve,
stated to us under oath, that every
man in Three Lakes signi6cd his in
tention of attending by investing in
at least one ticket, while a one
legged travelling man from Winona
bought two.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
NATIONAL ROAD
GULF TOLAKES
High School Notes.

Miss Myrtle Dunn was school
visitor Tuesday.
Mines. LaWler and Cook will enter
tain the 'sSenior Glass" Friday night
at the home of Mrs. Lawler.
Officers Of the Lincolnian Literary
Society for the next semester are:
President. ), ........... Fred Walsh
Vice President. ...4.. Lois butcher
Secretary. Francis Sailer
Treasurer. ....... Marguerite Sailer
Critic ...........Mr Mr.. Grant Cook
Sergt. at Arms. 4. ..Lempi Pelkenon
Board Of Counsellors. -. Miss Zepp
Marian Nemacheck
! Ferdinand Felzman
The report cards were handed out
last Monday, and those receiving
honors were:
SENIORS.
Lois butcher "a so
Marguerite Sailer. ........ 90
Earl Korth. .................9 81 80
JUNIORS.
Esther Holms. ............94 s
Jennie Holms. ~ 70
Ethel Erwin ............. 92 so
SoPHoMoREs.
Marian .Nemacheclz ..... "a p
Gwyneyere Mcintyre. $3.50. 93 20
Olga Heehn... ........., 90 so
FRESHMEN.
Florence Dyer. ..s..... "a = |
Florence Simmons 80. 80
Donald Morgan .............. 90
Honorable mention Of those
receiving so or above.
Mabel Case ..............,. 81 5 |
Florence Nortwen. 80 "A
Louis Cook ..........,.. 81 Ii
Margaret Gauthier. .....,,.. so 20
Laura Heehn. $500. 81 5
Hazel RantZ ........ ......... 81
inez Ziebell ...........>.... W 70 |
Hazel Erwin. III 70 |
Nellie Drew............... 81
Geraldine Bliss .. ..-... 81 rs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Old Settler of Phelps Died.

Funeral Services for Ole Hendrickson
of Phelps who died at the Ashland
hospital Jan. %, were held at Phelps
Sunday conducted by Rev. Waters.
Mr.. Hendrickson had been one of the
steady employees Of the Hackley-
Phelps Bonnell Co. ever since the vii
.lage of Hackley or Phelps was started
and was man held in high esteem by
all who knew him. He was about
So years of age and leaves no family
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Elected Officers.

A large number Of farmers attended
the creamery meeting Saturday, and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:
President, G f. sanborn,
v Pres, Chas Drager,
Secy-Treas JAS. FL. Bolte.
Directors, Stanley Korpal, Hams
Hanson. Peter Hedeen, and John
Carlson
With many more COWS in the pos
session Of farmers than ever before
the outlook for a successful run in
1917is practically assured.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02

The report cards were handed out
last Monday, and those receiving
honors were;
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Gone to Sparta.

Mrs. John Shattuck went to Sparta
yesterday to accompany a little
daughter of a farmer near Phelps
who will be treated for a tubercular
trouble which now necessitates the use
OF two crntches.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Home from Wausau.

Miss. Irene Higgins. returned Sat-
urday from Wausau where she has
completed one half years work as
mathematics instructor in High School
as part of the Scholarship won by
her at the University last year. The
remainder OF the course will be spent
in post graduate work at the UniVers-
ity.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Returned to Rhinelander:.

Rev. Silversten of Rhinelander was
a passenger from here to his home'i in
Rhinelandet Monday after holding
Sunday services at Conover. Thatcon,
gregation will start building their new
church as soon as spring opens.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Crandon Publisher Dead.

Frank Brady, owner and publisher
of the Crandon Republican died last
week after a protracted illness. His
son will continue as publisher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Would Elect for Two Years.

/ A bill introduced in the legislature
this week provides for the election OF
all township officials for two year
terms instead Of one year.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-02
Feb. Is. The In
ter Sc masquerade.
For Sale.

A few mich cows.
Bull calf, 4 weeks old, well
marked, 1916 Holstein.
Rutabagas for table use.
Flint seed corn, extra early,
very fine, on sale at Persohn Co.
store or at the farm.
Loon Lake Stock & Dairy Farm,
C. w. JoNKER, Prop.
Phone 1852.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

Ills Joe Keri Wadsworth
SS7S s., b. Rickard. Medina y.
,37 H. w. Lincoln. Brunswick
80 F. H, Webber, Medina
1867 j. w. Harper. Wadsworth
1893 Toni Angeloff, Wadsworth
41S Jim Over. Lodi
1888 Toni Angeloff, Wadsworth ~
ITS B. J. Browand, s
1862 b. q. Means Wadsworth Rt. ~
1865 e. s. Koppes, Medina Rt
1879 w. M. Ranscher, Mallet Creek Rt.
1889 q. q. Yocum, Medina
1855 Robt. U1mer Valley City Rt.
1878 w. III. Amweg, Wadsworth Rt.
1349 H. G., Rock, Wadsworth 81
9O3 E. H. Tinstman ,Wadsworth
1901 s. L. McCourt, Spencer
1893 G. L. Bart, Mallet Creek
1905 H. E. Huffman, .Wadsworth
6s7 e. ]. Kuchner Valley city Rt.
1878 Paul partition, Medina Rt.
210 L. J. Eastman. Seville
1899 Bert Schelly, Wadsworth Rt.
3S1 w. W. Edwards, Lodi
594 c. T. Schlecty. Medina Rt. ,.l
ava L. y. WeSlldHu, MSuIHA ,H
1850 A. 3. Good, Seville Rt
95 w. F. Brinker, Spencer Rt
49S A. T. Heath. Wadsworth
545 I. T. Holman, Lodi, Rt
80 d. q. Bricker, Medina Rt.
S31 A. e. Shaffer Lodi Rt.
1902 w. s. Kirkwood, Wadsworth
3OS G. H. Burr Lodi
S9S X. e. Wall. Sharon
317 G. G.. DeLong, Lodi
500 Yaro Kristof, Valley City
so 7. II. Pack, Brunswick
244 r. o. Siders, Seville Rt
1914 F. w. Clark Medina Rt.
1853 E. D. Ganyard. Medina Rt.
1917 J. P. Griswold. Sharon
231 J. r. Mcclure, Wadsworth
969 G. R. Copley. Sharon
"a Harley Keller. Brunswick
761 z. J. Hood. Medina Rt
1890 VIM. Ries. Wadsworth
787 H. A. Haines. Leroy
$50 G. e. Harmon, Valley City
81 H. M. Walker, Brunswick
! 2S8 r. Fl. Schwam, Seville
1885 Chas. Rizzo, Wadsworth
826 G. D. Norton, Lodi
THIRTEENTH 125 NUMBERS DR'r
296 G. c. Ziegler, Seville
I489 o. M. Van Duesen, Brunswick
1881 G. A. Bailey. Wadsworth Rt.
1905 M. o. Raw, Sharon
1882 W. H. Raker, wadsworth
$50 D. A. Eaken, Lodi
1908 g. J. Shrader, Wadsworth
395 J. F. Henry, Lodi
q e. C. Gibbs, Brunswick
SAT C. e. Bailey Chippewa Lake Rt.
1925 Pruscello Salvatore. Wadsworth
1884 Emil Prehn, Medina
943 John Hamilton, Medina
b l798 I. H. Chambers, Seville
| 1885 M. r. Freeborn. Wadsworth
! 1884 w. G. Birbeck, Wadsworth
1872 q. W. Sanders, Lodi
1888 W. w. Willis, Wadsworth
! 5S9 G. M. Norton. Chippewa Lake Rt.
834 Henry Steele, Creston
Z I1238 G. s. Warner, Wadsworth
Z 325 Mike Gross, Lodi
4 l1460 M. l.. Marin, Wadsworth
3 1855 G. H. Etter, Wadsworth
2 I1247 Lewis Zeffer, Wadsworth
a 1895 Warren Grim, Wadsworth
289 ]. G. Shumaker Seville
2 1893 Geo. Guy. Wadsworth
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27
1907 Frank sifero. Wadsworth
arc r~h- nr~~...f u n k4Sa s

1907 Frank sifero. Wadsworth
s4S John Movak, Lodi
s1S Earl Ditch. burbank
1890 Tom Gavaras. wadsworth
1866 J. H. Collier. Wadsworth
SIG b. r. KeEser, Homerville
1928 Cheko vanfeloff, Wadsworth
49t r. z. waldo. Brunswick Rt
1426 A. L. Huston. Wadsworth Rt.
72O q. G. Reusch. Valley City
1870 s. O. Young. Medina Rt
279 r. j. Miller. Seville
S44 o. N. Wright. Chippewa Lake Rt.
|716 J. Il. Racine. Valley City
1882 Alec Eross, Wadsworth
.1243 Steve Zalazak. Wadsworth
1900 E. L. Dulabahn, Rittman Rt.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27
DRAFT.
Continued from page 2

1885 II. Fl. Weiday. Wadsworth
1898 Harold q. Berger, Medina
s44 o. IA. Hanshue, Medina
1885 p. r. Muthard. Wadsworth
1926 j. H. McConkey. WadswOrth
27O Frank Heinz. Seville
1850 Albert Roberts. Seville Rt.
928 w. r. Bibbins, Medina
54S n. IA. Welsh. Homer
397 q. r. Huston, Lodi
sS9 Beecher Marlley. Homer
1905 B, w. Myers, Spencer
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

NOTICE-We will serve no Sunday
dinners until further notice. Union
House, Medina, Herman & Inman.4 48-2
WANTED--AT Union hotel, exper-
fenced dining room girl or cook.
Herman & Inman, Medina, 0. 48-2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27
LAST NUMBERS DRAWN

1893 H. C. Hange, Spencer
67S Chas. Griesheimer, Valley City
118 @. G. Lewis, Spencer
1873 L.. c. Nichols, Wadsworth Rt
1895 Jerome A. Scanlan, Wadsworth
7O1 r. P. ]. Law, Valley City
sos F. M. Butdorff, Homer
sos w. Bleihuber. Medina
737 r. o. Warner, Valley City
220 Ernest Eichler, Lodi
S13 w. w. Hambleton, Seville
304 Harvey Bennader, Homer
1869 Joe Prisaznik, Wadsworth
S76 Ed. Lyons, Medina
384 H. A. Falconer, Lodi
1873 T. c. Wiley, Medina Rt.
956 F. D. Myers, Medina
471 e. l.. Kinch, Brunswick, Rt.
$50 H. ]. Huttinger, Valley City
698 J. ]. LANCER, Valley City
261 F. H. Dennis, Seville -"
GOT N. w. Walker. Medina
1880 H. D. Meuch, Wadsworth
172 H. L. Renner, Medina Hs.
1888 o. ]. Marlock, Mallet Creek
1918 C. r. Smith, wadsworth
200 Ezra Carr, Seville Rt.
376 M. A. Codding, Lodi
1872 e. c. Baker Rittman, Rt.
233 c. c. Miller, Wadsworth Rt.
977 c. T. Copley, Sharon
796 H. w. Boyer, Creston Rt.
1922 B. II. Bittinger, Medina
578 C. A. Johnson. Chippewa Lake RI
1852 G. v. Kingsbury, Medina Rt.
203 c. F. Chambers, Seville Rt.
1870 r. E. Heath Wadsworth
Gil T. A. Austin, Litchfleld
403 M. Relic, Lodi
I196 H. J. Berry, Seville Rt.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

LOST-Silver gray broadcloth blank
ct between Medina and Ira Waldo's,
Hinckley, on Weymouth road, last
Friday night, Finder return to H.
A. Waite, Medina, and receive reward.
48-1
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

FOR SALE-GO0- acres black,
red, and white oak timber and
land, IL to 80 inches in diameter,
40 or 509o White Oak. Price $16
per acre; 5% off for cash. Write
for full description. Oil well now
drilling 2 miles away. Bert Fisher,
Owner, Medina, on 4Sr2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27
FIFTEENTH 125 NUMBERS DR'WN

FIFTEENTH 125 NUMBERS DR'WN
324 o. o. Cast, Lodi :.
502 ]. E. Bascom, Lodi Rt
723 J. ]. Rolling, Valley City
SS8 c. A. Rock, Medina
101 F. A. DeLong, Spencer Rt -
116 H. L. Kreeggel, Spencer Rt.
795 R. G. Bissell, Creston
535 VIM. Stevenson, West Salem Rt.
1913 F. e. Baker, Seville Rt
333 F. H. Kline. West Salem
1912 ]. A. Rowe, Spencer
863 G. H. Frost, Medina q
794 Glenn Barnhart, Lodi
1165 BENZ. Ondreyka, Wadsworth
2S5 Martin Neville, Seville Rt.
1871 J. L. Deadly, Wadsworth
971 H. H. Collier, Wadsworth Rt.
1924 B. W. Bowman, Medina
$50 Mike Hupek, Lodi
lat H. c. Davis, Sharon Rt.
39 A. L. Lockwood, Brunswick
653 G. F. Turner. Litchfeld
273 Martin Jester. Seville
510 H. J. Eshelman. Homer
$40 J. A. Deterich, Valley City
GIT s. w. Anderson, Medina
35 s. J. Killing. Jr. Brunswick
1916 q. Kremer. Wadsworth
1852 o. J. Wolff, Mallet Creek Rt.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

FOR SALE Buick roadster; good
running order. VIM Baylor, 551 w.
Smith Rd., Medina, Q, dep
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27
327 AIhar4 Earrsa ToA4

S87 Albert Farris. Lodi
1885 ". Francesca Wadsworth
s21 H. L. Barnhart, Medina
1882 Eugene Page. Wadsworth
1858 G. c. Lowe, Medina
1S9 e. r. Allard, Sharon Rt
67 g. w. Pugh, Brunswick
1855 H. p. Irwin, Medina Rt
159 e. Hatch, Sharon Rt.
419 ~ "A. Rice, Lodi
1851 j. A Mason, Wadsworth Rt.
1877 H. A. Bostwick, Seville Rt.
S3S G. A. Lintern, Lodi
165 9. T. Ludwig, Medina Rt.
1851 w. Rogat, Wadsworth H..
1853 Sam Canthes, Wadsworth Rt
767 w. G. Lance, Medina Rt.
1898 d. Scaforia, Wadsworth
SS4 w. w. Kindig, Lodi
1856 E. e. Farnum, Lodi
1901 c. E. Grill, Sharon ~
171O VIM. Crosby, Mallet Creek
252 M. ]. Yannayan Seville Rt.
rs w. c. Tibbitts, Brunswick
703 g. c. Mallert, Valley City
1904 /. B. Bowman, Medina Rt.
1928 r. M. Porter, Seville
1911 l.. B. Rutledge, Wadsworth
141O Vernon Freeman, Wadsworth Rt.
937 G. F. Dannley, Medina
490 H. e. Waite, Brunswick
$40 R. H. Martin, Lodi
1892 L. C. Hall, Spencer
1431 W. T. Kanengeiser, Rittman Rt
7O6 s. Momosor. Valley City
729 ]. A. Steck, Valley City
4O1 Harry F. Long, Lodi
719 r. r. Reusch, Valley City
1902 w. II. Mcdonald. Spencer
515 c. B. Keyser, Homer
1869 ]. W. McFadden, Medina Rt
100 H. c. Gable, Wadsworth
255 r. T. Bostwick, Seville
668 G. R. Gilbert, Medina
1859 c. K. Loomis, Medina
1856 W. M. Sackett. Wadsworth
1706 H. H. Burnham, Medina Rt
1648 M. r. Gift, Wadsworth Rt.
20 H. N. Ferriman, Brunswick
1412 A. C. Frantz. Wadsworth Rt
III w. c. Reed, Sharon
234 ]. F. Muntchie, Wadsworth Rt.
SO Andrew Pinsner, Brunswick
276 P. r. Kloss. Seville ....
1871 M. l.. Wagner, Wadsworth
TIA ]. o. Plants, Medina Rt.
439 A. F. Yergin, Lodi
500 John Jason, Seville Rt.
225 c. w. Kern, Wadsworth r.
SIT W. E. Keyser. bonneville R.
1922 Leland Keller, Wadsworh
III
S93 j. A. Seymour. Medina ...
73 r. W. Strong, Brunswick
610 B. B. Alexander ,Litchtieldi
1852 VIM. Ropp, Wadsworth
152 r. R. English, Sharon Rt.
$40 w. J. Mcdonald, Homer
967 A. P. Deimling, Valley City
% Fred G. Griesneimer, Brunswick
f1434 r. G. King, Wadsworth
1888 F. o. Cox, Wadsworth Rt.
688 A. D. Hudson, Valley City
472 R. H. Levandoski, Brunswick Rt.
1878 r. F. Cumiskey Spencer
1912 N. e. Oplinger. Wadsworth
1903 Roy James, Wadsworth
484 R. A. Snyder. Medina Rt.
722 Noah Rock, Valley City
314 c. e. Daniels, Lodi
162 E. N. Kaiser, Medina Rt.
1852 ]. H. Gifieda, Wadsworth
1905 K. A. Dustin, Sharon
181 G. o. Simmons, Medina Rt.
632 Claude Holmes, Litchfield
1916 w. H. Storm. Spencer
1888 Ramon Raso, Wadsworth
500 F. E. Shaw, Chippewa Lake
1875 Albert Able, Wadsworth Rt.
1882 R. F. Elgin, Spencer
f243 r. M Rutt, Medina Rt.
1906 H. r. Simester, wadsworth
6S6 Harry Hitzelberger. Valley City
ITO v. c. Porter, Medina Rt
367 Carmine Albano, Lodi
651 N. X. Shank, Litchfield
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-27

FOR SAIFsFive-roorn house and lot
eOx250 located at 229 N. East ST,
Medina, Ohio. Price $1,000. See Frank
Heath, Executor. or f. H. Harding. 8w