The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-28
/. LOCAL EVENTS


The Woman's Missionary society
Of the Baptist church will meet next
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock,
at the home Of Mrs. Karl Lutz.
Bert Wilcox of Medina, regis
tered pharmacist, is now working for
J. w. Tuttle.
We are glad to report the conval-
escence of our venerable friend, Geo.
Finley, who has been suffering from
acute indigestion for several days.
w. C. T u. at 2 o'clock, meets
Friday, Oct. 5, with the president, Mrs.
E. P. Hartman, SOB S. Court street.
-In-as-much Circle of Kings Daugh
ters met yesterday with Mrs. Z. y.
Simmons, Wadsworth road.
Owing to orders to report else
where at that time. the U. S. army
physicians who were to be in Medina
Friday for conference with local doc
tors, were not here. The date OF
their coming, if they do come, is not
known.
Mrs. M. F. Bryant's class OF the
L. B. S. of the Congregational church
will hold business meeting next Wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Paul Anderson, on E. Smith road.
Mrs. ]. A. Clark's class of the L.
B. S. of the Congregational church
were entertained by Mrs j. Il. Hart
man and Mrs RI, Wideman Thursday
afternoon.
Norman West, son of Mrs. Lucy
West, was married Sept. 10, to Miss
Maude M. Taggart, at the latter's
home in Topeka, Kas. Mr.. and Mrs.
West will reside in Akron.
The annual meeting of the Con-
gregational church will be held next
Monday, Oct. 1.
Joe Kelley. employed on the pipe
line north Of town, was arrested by
Marshal A. F. Hange Monday after
noon while in drunken condition on
North Court street, and with two pints
of whiskey in his pockets. Tuesday
morning Mayor Randall imposed fine
Of $5 and costs on Joe, $4.65 Of which
the latter handed over, the balance to
be paid Oct. 10.
There will be a meeting of the
Agricultural Board at Medina to-
morrow, to approve the premiums that
were awarded at the fair and to hear
all protests and contests.
L.. o. Fisher purchased the 100
acre farm of Frank Kindig at River
Styx, Monday and with his family will
remove there next March. Also on
Monday he sold his village home, 129
Lafayette Road, to Irwin Gilbert of Me
dina, and will remove to the o. D.
Allen house on South Broadway, which
he has rented until March.
Frank Fisher of Hinckley, who
has been in Jail for the past three
weeks in default of payment Of his
fine for violating the game laws, was
released on Thursday;
John Beck is now clerking regu-
larly at Wright's book store.
"A campaign for war relief fund
Of $5O0,000 is about to be started
among the Knights of Pythias and
their families. One dollar from each
member is asked, with the proviso that
it must be given cheerfully. There are
1895 subordinate lodges, and the K. |
of P. is said to be the first fraternal
order to raise war fund.
After January l, automobile Ii
cense tags will be permanent, it has
been officially announced. Obviously |
the plan contemplates a new tag each |
year, but there will be no change in
the numbers. 1t is believed the new
system will facilitate the tracing of |
machines.
The superstructure of the new
business building on the site of the |
old county jail on West Liberty street, |
is now in progress of erection.
Last Saturday afternoon, the |
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gable, 1926 N. Court street, while cy-
cling on Main street, was knocked off |
his bicycle and the latter badly broken,
by an auto driven by Mrs. Frances Shil |
drick, and daughter Emma, of the |
State road. The auto was being
backed away from the curb just as
young Gable approached, and he was
unobserved until the collision. He
escaped without injury and the bicycle
was repaired at the expense of the
Shildricks.
"A plea for old phonograph records
to be sent to the soldiers in camp, has
been made by the State Defense Coun-
Gil, based on the belief that nothing
radiates cheerfulness or dispels home
sickness and gloom. in camp than mu-
sic. Records should be mailed or ex-
pressed to the State Committee, Y. M.
c. A. 36 South Third street, Columbus,
from whence they will be sent to Camp
Sherman, Chillicothe or Camp Sheri-
dan, Montgomery, Ala.
Two oil stoves belonging to Roy
Oatn1an were stolen from the fair
grounds on Saturday. Several diff
ferent persons saw man walking
near the Root plant with stove in
each hand, but didn't know, who he
was, nor suspicion at the time that he
was making away with articles not
his own. The stoves have not been
recovered.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. II 'Gun-
saline of 1rr0p fou,,o oil, of NIL. i.