The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-05-18


Carl Lowe, son Of VIM. Lowe Of
Medina, recently enlisted in the fed
eral army and is in the officers train
ing camp at Fl, Benjamin Harrison,
Indianapolis. He was senior at
O. S. u.
"A jury was secured Wednesday at
Wooster, in the case of the State
VS.. Mrs. Belva Eshelman, on trial for
alleged completely in the murder Of
her husband, Chas. Eshelman, near
Rittman, a few months ago and FOR
which Glen Lands was convicted Of
first degree murder two weeks ago,
and her trial is now in progress.
Medina paid tribute to Mother
last Sunday, the tributes centering in
the church services, where the love
and sacrifice of our one true friend
were exalted in music and sermons.
Flowers for Mother were profusely in
evidence at all churches and through
out the day hundreds wore flowers in
remembrance Of the days when mother
represented to us all there was of
earth and heaven.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for Emmett Balm, Mrs.
S. M. Elder, j. ]. Hutchinson, Roma
| Morris, Carl Root and J. p. w. Ros-
ers.
Mrs. Faye Bartholomew under
went an operation at German hospital,
Cleveland, on Tuesday, for an ailmenr
from which she has been sufferer
for some time. The operation is re-
Eported as successful and Mrs. Bar
tholomew's condition as convalescent.
j. E. Hanes, recently appointed
manager of the Medina County Dry
Campaign, was in Medina Wednesday
and reports that he has already begun
his labors. Mr.. Hanes was former
Medina county man, resident of
Homer township, and says he is able
to work in this county with more zeai
on this account.
Rev. S. F. Ross Of the Methodist
church, on Thursday, united in mar
riage Delos X. Oplinger of Wads-
worth and Katherine L. Beck of Sc
vile. Miss Beck has been connected
with the Seville telephone exchange
for some time and is one of Seville's
popular young ladies'.
Windsor Whipple, who recently
purchased grocery store in Seville,
was confined to his home in Medina
a couple of days this week by illness.
Mayor L. H. Randall was in Co.
lumbus last Friday and saw the Me-
dina boys who had enlisted and had
arrived at the state capital the day
before. He reports them as we'll and
took several pictures of them which
bears out his report that the boys
were in fine health and spirits. He
also met Carl Mouteaux as he was
boarding the train to report for duty
at Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.
Born, Friday, May II, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hood.
| Village council met Tuesday night
and passed two resolutions, one of
which appears in another part of this
paper. The other had to do with es-
tablishing sidewalk line on Hunt
lington street and will appear in sub
sequent issue of the Sentinel.
Memorial day will be celebrated
in Medina this year, and while the
committees in charge have not formu-
lated their plans for publication this
week, it can safely be stated that ex-
tensive arrangements are being made
and that the full program will be pub
lished next week.
! John Trent, who is alleged to have
committed an assault upon John Mitch
lell two weeks ago, and who the author
tiles have been unable to locate, was
said to have been seen in Medina on
Thursday, but Sheriff Gehman
was unable to serve a warrant for his
arrest.
--Supt. Lyle Rollins of the local
water department returned Monday
from Columbus, where he had spent
several days in the laboratory of the
Columbus water works, studying and
experimenting in water analysis, un-
der the direction of Chief Chemist C.
P. Hoover, who is al9o in charge of the
Columbus filtration plant. The charac-
ter of the new plant in Medina re-
Quires that a daily report Of water
analysis be made monthly to the state
board of health, and it was chiefly for
this reason that Mr.. Rollins went to
Columbus to fortify himself with the
requisite knowledge.
DR.. Joe Stolper of Oklahoma City,
will visit his cousin, Mrs. Sam Bergin
today, whom he has not seen in about
"a years,
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