The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-13
| LOCAL EVENTS

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ID. r. PeIton hurt his back
severely last Saturday whiie WORKING
in the store. He suffered greatly
Sunday but was able to be at work
Monday.
The belongings Of one j. B. Haw-
kins, late of Medina, but whose present
whereabouts are unknown, were sold
last Saturday to satisfy a judgment
in favor Of L. Abrams.
Mrs. Walter Bibbins entertained
the members Of the Ludine club al
her home Tuesday evening.
u. R. Godlove has severed his
connection with the local high school
and has accepted position with the
EDencerian Business College OF Cleve-
land Mr.. Godlove will be placed IN
charge Of a department which Will
teach applicants to become expert op-
orators Of bookkeeping machines, cal
culators and adding machines. TMs
course is a new departure from the
general run of courses offered by such
Institutions. Mr.. Godlove began ms
new duties Wednesday and expects 20
move his family to Cleveland about
September 1st.
The Loyal Workers class OF the
Church of Christ will hold an ice
cream lawn fete at the home OF Nah
Ion Huffman, BAT E. Liberty street,
Friday evening, July 10th.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffce are for Mrs. Ada 3. Arbo-
rast, Miss Miriam Church, Prof. W.
L. Fulton, Tom Malloy, Mrs. Helen
Winters and Fremont Wood.
Mrs. Kate ]. Curry of Washington,
D. c., is spending the week at the
home Of Mrs. Edith Brintnall.
Born, Friday, July 6, to DR.. and
Mrs G. H. Smith, son.
Boy Scouts and their scoutmaster
received an invitation to be guests OF
Mayor Davis and Owner Dunn at the
ball game Friday at League Park,
Cleveland.
st. Paul's church will give pic
mic at Chippewa Lake, Wednesday,
July 18. The Sunday school, choir
and members Of the parish are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Homer Watkins entertained
Mrs. Marshall Bryant's class Of the
L. B. S. of the Congregational church
Wednesday afternoon.
Owing to the fact that several OF
Medina's best players have notified the
management that they will be unable
TO play Saturday, Manager "Billy"
Richard has cancelled the game sched-
uled with Elyria for Saturday, July
Id. Several of last years team have
enlisted, and others have moved away
and it is quite likely no strong team
will represent Medina this year. There
is talk of organizing local league OF
four clubs to play Wednesday after
moons.
Dallas Warner was in Columbus
Thursday to hasten action by the
State Industrial Commission, on the
matter OF street paving bonds. "A
telegram from Mr.. Warner Thursday
noon stated that the commission had
rejected the bonds and consequently
they are advertised for sale in this
issue.
Born, Tuesday, July 10. to Mr..
and Mrs. John Fleming Of Lafayette,
a girl.
Mrs. E. C. Ziegler entertained
her thimble club last Friday afternoon.
Trustees of Spring Grove ceme-
terry this week decided to pave the
entrance to the cemetery as far as the
vault and around the soldiers monu-
ment. The paving material will be
macadam with tar covering and will
be IS feet in width.
All Pythian Sisters and their
families are requested to meet at Chip
pewa Lake for a picnic supper, We'd
nesday, July 18th.
Edgar Tubbs will leave tomorrow
for Washington, D. c., where he has
accepted position as assistant engin-
eer in the air craft division OF the U.
s. Army. He will be stationed for the
present in Washington.
Word has been received by Medina
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keller
of Lester of the arrival of baby
boy at their home on Friday. July s.
Tuesday evening friends of Sheriff
r. L. Getman gathered st his neSr
barn in Poe and proceeded to have an
old-fashioned barn warming. The
barn is finished excertirg the baeo-
ment and the crowd spent an enjoyable
evening. Ice cream and cake were
served
--Workmen are busily engaged this
week rewriting the court house, pre-
paratorv to changing the service over
onto the new current
Golden Rule Circle Kings Daugh-
ters met Thursday with Mrs. c. z.
Hoover.
Upon opening a bale of hay re-
Gently, Herbert Needham, street COM
missioner, discovered the bale con
tanned a swapping turtle, which meas
ured nine inches in diameter.
Readers of this paper may re-
call an account published recently
wherein it stated that one AL Young
had chung one over" Omar Shaw by
giving Omar Nan unlimited quantity Of
butter milk to feed to his pigs after
discovering to his sorrow that his own
pigs would not grow on this diet.
Last week Omar evened up matters. |
AL. had been complaining that his
pigs were lousy and upon being adj
vised that coal oil would kill lice, he
and Shaw proceeded with the aid of a
spray and gallon Of oil to rid the
pigs Of the vermin. Shaw handled the
spray and gave the porkers a light
coat Of oil. The work was too slow
for AL. who took matters in his own
hands and proceeded to immerse the
unfortunate critters in the fluid Later
IN the day he was around town looking
for some one who could tell him how
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