The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-12
LOCAL EVENTS


-Alpheus Jarvis, Of Wadsworth, de-
clared in Probate Court two weeks ago
to be an epileptic, after having prev
iously been convicted OF contributing
to the delinquency Of Gladys Secor, IA,
also Of Wadsworth, was taken to the
state hospital at Gallipolis, last Friday
by Prosecuting Attorney UnderwoodS
the latter returning Sunday. Mr..
Underwood says there are between
100 and 1900 epileptics at the state
institution.
Mrs. Hoddinott's Friendship class
of the Church of Christ will hold a
business meeting at the home Of Miss
Eva Feess, 529 w Friendship street,
on Friday evening Of this week. Ev-
cry member is urged to be present, as
new class officers are to be elected at
this time.
The 22nd annual convention OF
the Ohio Federation of Women's clubs
will be held in Akron, Ohio, Oct: 16-
10. i. Mrs. w. A. Stanley and Mrs.
Norman Clark will attend as dele
gates from the Coterie.
The county commissioners viewed
the bridge over Rocky River In Medl-
ma township Monday afternoon, with
the view of having it put in condl-
ton of safety for heavy loads. The
bridge has been unsafe for some time.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: Melvin Crisswell,
Mrs. Emma Jones, Daisy Raines, Mrs.
E. L. Rowlett, Mrs e. E. VanOrman,
Miss Lucy Walters.
The 3A and Alb classes of M. H. 5.
are boosting this week for the lecture
course, the first number, "The Apollosr
to be given Friday evening. Oct. 49,
A percentage Of the proceeds will be
donated to the Soldiers Library Fund
and the remainder used for the benefit
of the high school.
The first fall meeting Of the Pris
ella club was held Monday evening
Mrs. r. o. Mcdowell, hostess.
Mrs. D. A. Witter has moved from
the Robert Edwards house, 1876 West
Liberty street, to the wing OF the Sci
kirk house across the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Persey Turner OF
Springfield arrived in Medina Tuesday
evening, where Mr.. Turner has ac-
cepted a position as moulder with the
Henry-Miller Foundry Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner were married in Spring
field Tuesday morning, and for the
winter will make their home with the
groom's sister, Mrs. Ed. Schulenberg-
er and family, 2O3 w. Washington
street, who gave dinner for Mr.. and
Mrs. Turner Tuesday evening.
The Golden Rule Circle Of Kings
Daughters were entertained Wednes-
day night at the home Of Mrs. F. nj.
Plank. By request, Mr.. Plank re-
peated the brief talk he gave at the
Princess earlier in the evening on the
subject Of the Liberty Bond.
The editorial responsibility OF the
Gazette this week fell upon the shoul-
ders of our valued friend, x-Probate
Judge j. R. Kennan, Editor Baldwin
and wife being in Springfield, O., at
tending the annual conclave OF the
Knights Templar Commandery OF
Ohio. This isn't the first time the
Judge has welded an editorial pen.
While travelling south on a South
western limited last Tuesday noon,
passenger observed the apparently life
less body of man beside the track
near the fair grounds. Upon reach
ing Seville the passenger reported
what he saw to Agent Brumbaugh and
told him to notify the sheriff, as the
man was doubtless dead. Mr.. Brum-
baugh followed instructions and Sher-
iff Gehman was soon on the job. The
man was dead-so far as qualifying
his degree of drunkenness, but that
is all. Rolling him over the sherlil
recognized the familiar features OF
Enoch Schamp. The latter was soon
up and admitted "the corn"