The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-01
LOCAL EVENTS

&O0C 20. -,
Nina Wayne of Brunswick is i'll
ct the home Of Glenn Kingsbury, south
q town.
C. D. Wightman and C. E. jerks
will make addresses at the dedication
sf a flag pole and flag at Brunswick
June S.
"A. A. Bostwick Of Seville lost a
purse on the streets of Medina, Mon
day. which was found by Will Wise,
and returned to it's owner after I,
search for him by Wise for several
hours. The purse contained many
valuable papers and checks.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for A. M. Daniels, Mel
son Koelmel and Mrs. Katie Morris.
Owing to the fact that the annual
sermon to the schools is to be preached
in the Methodist church, Sunday even
ing. the church will be reopened Sun
day morning at 10 a. m. Special
music by the choir, with solos by Miss
Mary Leah Gish and Miss Ensign, and
the pastor will preach. All members
and friends of the church are cordially
invited to be present and remain Tor
Sunday school.
Misses Bruning, Mandrey, Lowrie
and Mills, teachers in the Seville
schools, were entertained for the week
end at the home of Miss Olive Lester.
The election of officers of the Py-
THAN Sisters has been postponed un-
til June 4. Members are urged to be
present at the meeting, as business OF
Importance will be transacted.
Local ministers held an informal
meeting at the home of Rev. V. s.
Goodale Monday afternoon.
Married, May 16, at the M: E.
parsonage, by DR.. S. F. Ross, Albert
Beal and Miss Nellie Willis, both OF
Wadsworth.
What promises to be some fun
will be the ball game on registration
.day. June 5, between the members OF
the fire department, the engine COM
nanv VS.. the hook and ladder company
Some of the players were stars in their
day. Game will be on school grounds
at 3 o'clock. No admission but col
lection will be taken up to buy hnlment
for use of players next day.
H. A. Waite, while working on
scaffold at the England house on Wes'
Liberty street, last Saturday, was
seized by a slight attack of vertigo
and fell to the ground, a distance Of
about seven feet, the scatfold railing
with him. Though bruised about his
neck and shoulders, Mr.. Waite was
not otherwise injured, and was soor
able to resume his labors.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
FL. Wood on Thursday of last week
Joe Pohlichek, simple minded
Finn, aroused the suspicious Of Bruins
wick people last Friday. and ne was
taken in charge by Justice Eli PECK
who later turned him over to Sherlt
Gehman. Pohlichek cannot speai
English, so the Sheriff summoned San
Burgin who is conversant in nearl!
every old tongue, and Pohlishek thel
had no further trouble in making hlml
self plain. He stated he was ON hi
way to Leroy, where he had beer
promised work, and as no charge nae
been placed against him, he wal
promptly set at liberty.
MIR. f. R. Root delivered the clas!
address at the eighth grade commences
ment at York town hall Thursday ever
ing. Mouo
Little Ruth Reuter- of Male
Creek, is at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Dallas Warner, where she was remov
ed from German hospital, Cleveland o.
Sunday, where she recently underwear
a very serious operation.
The M. E. church choir conducte
a service at the Mallet Creek churc
last Sunday evening.
The trustees Of the Congregation
al church are to be entertained at dlr
ner this evening at the home OF Mr; l'
and Mrs. E. w. Brintnall, Abbeyvlll
Road. r,
Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Mau
Gil,oire of Niles, o., will inspect Me
dina Chapter, 0. E. s., next Tuesda
evening, at which time five candidate
will be initiated. The chapter WI
be put on an addenda. =,
Mrs. R. M. Long will entertain tn
Ludjne club next Monday evening.
The Ludine club were entertalne
Tuesday evening by Miss Olive Sham
The Medina Ministers Associ3
ton met at the home of Pres. V. !
Goodale, last Monday, this being tn
annual business meeting, which rI
suited in the election Of Rev. 5. /
Ross. pres; Rev. V. S. Goodale, vic
pres, and Rev. S. F. Dimmock, SCI
and treas. Messrs. Blake McDowe
and E. S. Grimes were present fol-,
few minutes to explain and seek tn
cooperation of members of the assoc
alton in stimulating the sale Of Lii
erty Bonds.
The Young Ladies Missionary 81
ciety of the M. E. church will have
picnic supper next Tuesday evening
6 o'clock, at the home of Miss Rer
Webber, Alb W. Liberty street.
Charles Gibbs of Brunswick mi
with a painful and serious accldel
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'cloc
when he fell from a load of lumbe
near Union street, Medina, on his we
home, fracturing his knee cap. II
injury was so serious that he was r
moved to German hospital, Clevelan
DR.. R. G. Strong attended Mr.. Glib
prior to his removal to the pospital.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pardee S;
ders of Cleveland, son, last wee
Mr.. Sanders was former resident
Medina.
-Chas. Kern doesn't remember
ever having been in Sebring, o., tn
far during his life. Nevertheless,
was served with summons this we
to appear there on a charge Of excee
ing the speed limit with an au
rues..Io.v -.,oa eox,au,ha+ curnricnd