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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-19
u. s. navy Calls FOR
"U' BOAT CHASERS
BY ROBERT J. BENDER

WASHINGTON, March I9-A threat commander
American n,unon factories and the to make the
appropriation Immediately available for
the of the fooued hours beveen Secre
ary Daniels and the president today ON. .
WASHINGTON, March 19.-The United States and Ger
the verge of open hostilies
With virtual of existing result of the ruthless
sinking by German of three
terday, believed the
armed American merchant vessel and Uboat will mark the
opening of actual hostities.
Semoicial view united that Germanys destruction of
three American vessels with possible loss
question that the kaiser has forced this
state of 1t probably will have been found
the American steamer Algonquin Wednesday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-19

Two dozen persons left Detroit
theatre when an actor "kidded'
Billy Sunday. Next we may expect
theatregoers to leave the taber-
nacle when Billy roasts the stage
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02

niece, Mrs. H. Sanford, who is now
IN st. Joseph's hospital at Lorain.
The Misses Ruth Robinson, Mary
Kindig and Kathryn bartholomew, all
Of Medina will attend the dance at
Valley City on Friday evening.
Mrs. Angie Worth and her grand
son, Ernest Miller, have gone to Sulli-
van for the week.
Mr.. c. A. Carr and son Robertof
Cleveland spent Sunday with rela-
lives here.
Mr.. Joe Levet of Cleveland spent
Sunday at Frank Moehle's.
I Theo. ]. Weidner took the civil ser
vice examination at Cleveland Tues
day for state inspector Of roads, on
superintendent Of construction Of state
roads. Y
Phil Geiger visited his son Karl at
Columbia Tuesday.
/ Wednesday morning a mad dog ran
thru Valley City, holding up some Of
the citizens. It was shot by Mr.. e
Huttinger about two miles west d
here.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
MALLET CREEK

G. E. Pierce and wife of Lorain
were guests at Chas. Pierce's Sunday.
Will Bellus and wife Of Hinckley
spent Saturday at E. E. VanOrnum's.
Miss Emma Todd Of Cleveland spent
from Friday morning till Sunday eve
E,sing with friends in town.
Ralph Hill of Attica is visiting his
cousin, Robert Clay.
j. H. Bachtell attended the federal
grand jury at Cleveland Wednesday.
George Jones' father Of Delaware
is visiting his son for few days with
the intention of locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Chamberlain and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Woodruff were in
Cleveland Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. McCollum of Elyria spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Bart.
Mr.. .Koehler has been spending sew
eral days in Michigan.
The Ladies Aid society Of the M.
p. church will be entertained at Mrs,
H. A. Bishops on Friday, Feb. 9th.
Dinner will be served. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Louie Lance was the recipient
of many fine and useful presents at
la shower given by Mrs. Ray Sweet
and Mrs. John Indoe at the home OF
the latter Saturday afternoon. There
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02


Stella Yost has been visiting for 2
few days with friends and relatives
in Cleveland.
a public dance will be held at the
town hall Friday evening, Feb. 2. and
masked ball will be held Friday eve
ming, the 18th.
Miss Margaret Wolf Of Oberlin
spent the weekend at her home.
Mr.. F. G. Hoppe. John Mack and
Miss Elsie Platz, all of Cleveland spent
Sunday in Valley City.
Extension class is now being con-
Quoted directly after school is dis
missed, instead Of in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Waite Of Cleve-
land spent q few days here with their
daughter, Mrs. Stefins. A. Benjamin
and wife Of Brunswick were enter
tained Sunday at Stefens.
Mrs. Arthur Hammond and Beatrice
Sailer are on the sick list.
Mr.. r. e. Carr spent the fore part
Of the week in Cleveland.
/ Miss Holcomb Is spending q few
days in Medina.
Miss Genevieve Brintnall Of Medina
was the guest Of Mrs. G. A. Bennett
on last Tuesday.
Mrs. Levitte and son Edward art
moving back to Valley City. They
have rented rooms at George Ham
monds.
/ Mrs. Barney Wirkner died at hel
home on Tuesday, Jan. 80, at noon.
1, Mrs. Chri@K Kaiser's mother Of Graf
ton, Is spending some time with he
daughter.
Y Robert PowelsOn had the misfor
tune to badly hurt one Of his fingers
while playing at school.
Mrs. John Racine, wife Of job
Racine, died at her home Wednesda
morning.
Mrs. Crnmb Of West View has bee
spending some time with her daughte
Mrs. Walter Hammond.
} Mrs. J. A. Sailer spent Wednesda
lin Lorain. She was visiting he
IL T b y 4 t . G
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
SOUTHWEST MEDINA co.
SPENCER

On Monday the County Commits
! sioners allowed Mrs. Mary VanValk-
enburg 500 for quarter of an acre
of land required in the construction
Of 231 #. strip Of road to run from
the school house to Jackson street. In
addition the county is to pay the cost
of removing the ice house that now
stands on the lot.
The remains of Mr.. Bechtol, a for
mer resident and employee of the W.
& L. E R. R. were brought home from
Michigan last Thursday and laid to
rest in our cemetery. Rev. Hurst of
the Bretheran church held short SER
vice at the home.
The firm of Firestone & Company
have purchased a new Ford for de-
livery purposes. The sale was made
thru the Stroup Bros. garage.
Last Sunday evening. Rev. Bennett,
pastor of the Baptist church, preached
at the M. E. service.
Mrs. Rebman was visitor in Well
ington last Saturday.
The Stroup Brothers have sold new
Henry Ford to Jno. Winters.
Mrs. Omroid was called to Yelling
ton on Sunday.
Spencer school produces the follow
] ing: please lift your hat to the
blue and gold
For the pleasure we had last Thurs
day eve cannot be told.
At the home of Mrs. Oakley, the host
ess, Miss Nichols,
We played and ate Marguerites,
cakes and lovely pickles. !.
So on we'll go, like juniors, brave and
true,
With our best wishes to each and
all of you.
The remains of Robert E. Seaton,
who died in sanitorium in the East.
were brought to Spencer last Satur-
day, accompanied by Miss Anderson
of West Chester, Mass, a dear friend
of the deceased and laid to rest beside
his mother on Monday afternoon, DR..
Mente officiating.
Norman Breyley has purchased the
interest of Hiram Snyder in the tin
ming and roofing business and is re-
modelling Henry Ford for business
/, purposes, At present you will find
Norman at the Jno. Winters hard
ware emporium.
]. S. Billman has purchased 80
acres of timber from his son Clayton
and expects to have Mr.. Thompson
move his mill on the tract to take off
the saw timber.
We visited the up-to-date garage of
the Moore people and inspected some
of the latest Studebaker and Saxon
cars, turned out by the manufacturers
To see the already good-sized assort-
ment of cars. the Moore Garage has
added three elegant 7-passenger Stu
debakers end three Saxons of the very
latest models. Mr.. Moore must have
unlimited confidence in the future pros
perity of Spencer.
AT a session Of the trustees on Mon.
day last it was decided to open up the
.al...y r,~.lning west from the hall TX
the school house, thus not only rennov
ing some unsightly landmarks, but
giving the much needed access to oul
new high school from this part Of tn,
town in addition to the southern ex
posure.
Yes. we have some real live men il
Spencer, men who put the welfare O
the community before personal gain
/ this can be seen BY the new buildin.
boom springing up in town. a.. ]
Robinson Is getting material on TIL
ground for q modern, up-tO-d date bun
galow, costing abcut $4,000. IN The 70
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
BURBANK

Chas. Cast, who is working in Ritz
man was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary McNarn of Lodi visited
her sister, Mrs. Stella Schaad Tues
day.
Ray Orr of Akron spent Sunday at
his home here.
Ralph Otto of Akron spent the week
end in town.
Wesley Cast and wife of Rittnan
visited friends here the first of the
Charlie Overs of Akron spent Sun
day in Burbank.
Earl Ditch of Elyria was at home
Sunday.
George Norton of Barberton spent
the weekend at home.
L. c. George was a Cleveland vis-
itor Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Myers and Mrs. Wallace
Dull were Sunday guests of Charles
Cast and wife.
Alfred Strouse visited his father att
West Salem Wednesday.
Andy George, the town marshal,
was seriously injured in the street
car accident near Strongsville Satur-
day. and is now in St. Johns hospital,
Cleveland.
Chas. Gott, 81, died Sunday at his
home here of Bright's disease. He
was formerly we'll known farmer Of
Canaan township but had lived in
Burbank for number of years. A
wife and five children survive. Fun
eral services Wednesday.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
ERHART

Mr.. William Strittmatter spent
Thursday in Cleveland.
Miss Ida Dereck returned home from
the Elyria hospital last Monday.
Jas. April, who is in German hos
Ipital, Cleveland, is improving nicely
at the present writing.
Tony Strittmatter, who is in Flori-
da, reports May weather down there.
Peter Grabenstetter has rented the
Jake Haury farm on North street.
Mrs. Mary Werlner (nee Bihn) died
last Tuesday noon, leaving a husband
and four small children, besides a
host of friends.
| The town was greatly excited last
Tuesday morning when Arthur Frist
reported to the mayor and chief o1
lpolice that his house had been robbed
land contents turned upside down dur
ling the night by burglars, and tina
they must have used some dope t,
| keep the family asleep while the,
planned their work. But while tn
chief and a host of deputies were bus,
trying to find clew, Arthur's wifi
found the pocket book under the pill
low where he had left it the evenin
before and had forgotten all abou
4 it.
a J. G. Haury is on the sick list.
u Confetti dance at the X. 0. I. n
hall, Saturday evening, Feb. 10th.
n Mr.. Kline has moved in the hous
with j. I. Haury.
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were about 55 present. Ice cream
and cake were served and jolly, good
time was had by ali.
Mr.. Charles Adams, who is attend
ing Oberlin college spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Gardner.
Mrs. Peter Himelspaugh spent over
Sunday in Cleveland.
Massrs. John Alexander and Ned
Alexander were victims in the collis-
ion at Strongsville Saturday, both es-
Gaping injury.
Rev. H. 5. Fritsch, patsor of the
Congregational church at Medina, de-
livered an interesting sermon at the
Congregational church last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. L. B. Huffman of Medina vis-
tied Mrs. C. P. Brinsmade last week
Wednesday.
Wade Brintnall has purchased a new
REQ touring car.
Leonard Fahrion was in Lodi on
odtuIuoy Ou business.
/ am requested to note the death Of
Rev. DR.. L. D. Leonard Of Oberlin,
noted authority on missions. He will
be remembered by the older people
Of Mallet Creek, often being present
at conference and also has filed the
pulpit here.
The Mallet Greek school extends :
cordial invitation to all to come ans
enjoy an evenings entertainment o.
Saturday evening, Feb. 3. The grade
will present "The Seven Old Ladie
Of Lavender Town." an operetta il
two acts. You will want to Sc
Haskins, the Snowman exhibit hi
1 great mechanical conversational ag
| glomeration Of waxworks, which NOV
their arms and legs and speak thei
pieces" The other main feature Q
the program will be a farce entitled
"Too Much of Good Thing" featul
ing the society life of the Perlir
family, the formality Of Mother
Perkins, and the awkward and laugl
! able mistakes Of Tom, the count1
cousin. The funds will be used fl
! payment for the school piano.
: Mrs. Miles Meyer of Elyria is vi
t iting at the homes of Leonard Ba
0 and M. A. Stoup for a few days.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Johnson spe,
e the forepart of the week in Clevelan
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Johnson ha'
e moved onto the Will Ulmer farm,
! The subject of the Sunday mornil
g sermon in the Congregational chur
it will be "The Missionary Element
set forth in the Story of Nicodemu:
Among the sick ones are Mr.. a.
l. Mrs. Jerry Spice and Mrs. Anna HI
ton.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
PAWNEE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Root of near
Homerville, spent Saturday at George
Fuller's.
Elmer Sanders made business trip
tos Burbank Saturday.
Jacob HENS spent Sunday at E. II.
Falconer's, near Sullivan. M
Vina and Kathryn Fetzer and Dor
othy Clinker are on the sick list.
Mrs. Nina Sanders spent over Sun
day with relatives in Burbank.
Don't forget the dedicatory services
Of the new Spencer school building,
Friday afternoon and evening, Feb.
q.
The ladies Aid society Of the Re-
formed church will have their monthly
meeting, Feb. /, at Mrs. G. d. Briggs.
Farmers club this week Friday.
Ruth Mantz is working at Richard
Jameyson's at Risley.
Mrs. H. q Rebman isvery low. with
little hope OF recovery.
An W lAls la .-a n. IN M
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02

Thorpe's farm east 81 the center, the
place formerly known as the Mrs.
Polly Starr farm.
Mrs. Minnie JamevsOn Is caring for
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Frank Jamey-
son, who is sick.
Mr.. Kellogg, father Of Fred Kellogg
Is slowly gaining after d severe att
tack Of blood poisoning in the foot.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02

Mr.. Il. s. Boise died last week on
Thursday, Jan. 26, Of pneumonia. The
funeral was held at the home at 4
o'clock. Rev. IA. 3. Howard officiating.
James Damon of Greenwich also as
sisted iii the funeral service. The re-
mains were inferred in the Penfeld
cemetery. Mrs. Boise and children
have the sympathy Of their friends In
this trouble. His daughter Lydia was
Ia Florida, and son Ray in Oklahoma,
both being called home for the fun
eral.
Ell. Pierce has purchased Mrs,
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1
west Of the cemetery. When com
pleted it will be occupied by the CASH
Ter Of the. State Bank. Henry Brouse
has purchased 2 lot west Of the Jake
Auble place and is getting ready for
a new residence. Clarence Thornton
also has the building bee in his bon
net and is looking for suitable l0ca-
ton in order to erect another modern
house. ]. S. Billman is not going to
be idle, as he is shipping in building
material by the carload and when
frost is out of the ground expects to
break ground for new buildings.
Our friends are beginning to rea-
LIE that in order to make your town
boom, is for you to do it and not throw
cold water on improvement talk. The
next move will be the taking up Of the
lost thread regarding the lighting Of
our streets. Brother, it is bound to
come.
At the session last Monday night Of
the w. G. I. U. at the N. J. Walters
home, splendid report Of work done
by our good women was made. Seven
gifts were sent out by the -four COM
mittee, while the superintendent Of an
ti-narcotics reported the signing Of
~ pledges by the scholars, with 80
still to be heard from. The paper Of
the society, The Union Signal, was
ordered placed in the high school and
it was decided to add circulating L.
brary in the interest Of temperance.
It was further agreed that in the near
future the local branch should give
concert. A collection for the Stew
, ems campaign fund was taken to be
!. forwarded to the national committee.
: There were 80 members present at
: roll call. After the regular business
E session refreshments were served BY
: the hostess.
The monthly meeting Of the helping
|, hand class, Mrs. Freeman, teacher, will
: be held at the church parlors on Sat
s urday afternoon.
J. S. Billman attended the funeral
l. of his brother-in-law, Clarence KEN
y cry, at Seville, on Tuesday. The
II sympathy of the community is with
Mrs. Billman in this sad hour.
= = Walter Mann Of EIyria came ovel
- on Monday to accompany our towns
:. man, Will Fulks, to the Memorial hos
~ = pital at the former place. We are in
~ deed sorry to hear of the illness O.
'' our friend Fulks and hope that hi
-, ailment will soon give way to careful
: : medical treatment at the hospital
~ ~ Mrs. Fulks, accompanied by vii
- y Auble, autoed to Elyria on Wednes
!. day.
s. s. Regular Sunday services at bot
churches as follows: S. S. at 10; SCI
mon at II, union service at the Bar
tist church at p. m.
On Sunday, Feb. IL, there will be
special Lincoln day service at the N
E. church in the morning and in tn
evening DR.. Mente will give his fs
nous lecture on Lincoln, His Lii
is and Time;" or "From Slavery to Ci
TX izenship," illustrated by almost 10
ere fine views. Among the evening
ion work will be the illustrating of Hal
oIn riet Beecher Stoves great bool
IN "Ilncle Toms Cabin" Make al
y. y. rangements for this service; 70
:" should not miss it.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
VALLEY CITY ]

Mrs. G. A. Bennett entertained q
few friends at her home on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Ccrwin Oldes Of Saskatoon, Can.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, o. B.
Arnold a few days this week.
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SOUTHWEST MEDINA COUNTY
Esantinnsa A pags 81
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
RANK FooLIsHNEss.

You occasionally see II stated that
colds do not result from cold weather.
That is rank foolishness. Were u true
colds would be as prevalent in mid
gummer as in midwinter. The mi
crobe that causes colds flourishes In
damn. cold weather. To get rid Of a
cold take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. II II effectual and II highly rec
commended by people who have used
IL for many years rs occasion required
and know its real value. obtainable
everywhere.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
NoTICE-uNITED STATES LAND

NOTICE-uNITED STATES LAND
office, salt Lake CITY. Utah. Jan. 49,
1917, To whom II May Concern. Mo-
tice h hereby given that the state OF
Utah mas filed In this office lists OF
lands, selected by the said state, UNI
der See, q of the act of congress, ap-
proved July 10, 1894, AZ indemnity
school lands, via, Serial 0i905S.
SWh SWL, See. ., Twp. l5 South,
Range East. salt Lake meridian.
Copies of said lists. so Tar as they re-
late 20 said tracts hy descriptive sub
divisions. have been Conapicuously
posted Ia this office for inspection by
ans person Interested and hy the pub
he generally. During the period of
publication OF this notice, or any time
thereafter. and before final approval
and certification, under departmental
regulations of April 20. 1897 protests
or contests against the claim OF the
state 10 any OF the tracts or sub-divi-
sions heTeinbefogc described, on the
ground that the same Is more Valu-
aable Tor mineral than Tor agricultur-
al purposes. win be received aud no.
ted for report % the general land Of
flee at Washington, ID. G.. Failure so
10 protest or contest, within the time
specified. viii be considered sufficient
evidence OF the non-mineral charac-
ter of the tracts and the selections
thereof, being otherwise free from OBJ
Z lection. viii be approved To the state
/ GOULD -. BlAKELN, Register
/ First pub, Feb. 2s; last March 23-i7
I
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
suEnIrI"s SALEM TuE sEv.

SIERIEI"s SAI.E.-IN tine SEW
onth Judicial District Court ~ the
State 81 Utah In and For Carbon
County. Western Loan and Uuiiding
company. corporation. PLAINTIFF. w.
Eunice Iluntcn. Administrative Of the
estate 81 A. ~. Huntcn. deceased. and
Eunicc liunten. defendants To be
sold az Eherifrs sale ON the 3ist duy
ut March. 1917. az o'clock y. m, at
the front door ~ tho county court
uate IN Price. Carbon county. Utah.
the following described real estate sit
uato In Price. carbon county. Utah.
Commencing at the northeast corner
of Lot ono a.. Block thirty t30),
Price townslte survey and thence
running south siNty-sevcn and one
half CO.. ~ feet. thence west one hun.
drcd aud sixty uG0l feet; thence
north siNty.scven and one-half CO.. vi
feet. thence east one hundred ana
sixty n6Ol feet 90 the place of be-
ginning, together with an appuTten-
ances Of every name and nature, in
Guiding all water ana water rights
whether represented hy stock In an
incorporated company or otherwise.
GEORGE COLLiNGHAM sheriff Of
Carbon County. Utah,
First pub. March 2 last March 3l-t7,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

The acquisition through the gift Of
the municipality Of Tokyo Of budwood
from the famous Arakawa collection
Of Towering cherry trees and their
propagation on introduced japanese
cherry stocks has put the United
States agricultural department In a
position to give a wide trial In the
near future 60 the hardness Of these
supcrbly beautiful trees as dooryard
and park trees.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Seventh Judicial District 81 the State
the Matter Of the Estate of AtanaAiou
Vcrnathake. Otherwise Known aa Tom
Vcrdoa. Dcceaacd.-Notice. 60 Crcdi-
tors. Creditors viii present claims
with vouchers Co the undersigned at
s25 ksarns building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. ON or before the 18th day OF
June. 1917. JiM clIRYsAKIs. Ad-
Morris n Caliister. Attorneys for Adj
minlstrator.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09
NOTICE no WATER USERS

NOTICE 10 WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt IAk
city Utah. Feb. .. 1917. Notice n
hereby given thai Artemis stayiam
udakir. whose postoffice address d
Price, Utah, has made application h
accordance with the requirements n
tho Complied Laws ul Utah. 1891, N
amended by the Session Laws OF uIah
1909. 1911 and 1913. 10 approprian
two aud twO-tenths (2A cubic-fst
OF water per second from Coal creel
Carbon county. Utah. Said water w
be diverted az "A point which bear
north 20 deg. east 1900 feet from II.
southeast corner Of the southWt
quarter OF Sec. 81, twp. 10 Soui
Range n East. Salt Lake base an
meridian. and conveyed by means
a ditch for distance OF 1000 ie,'
ana there used from March it
September 3Oth. inclusive. of Gao
year % irrlgate 100 acres of land en-
braced IN the east half OF the souu
east quarter See. %. Twp. o souu
Range IL East, and In the east han
The northeast quarter of Sec, 30 W
IA South. Range n East salt "a.
base ana meridian. This appllcau,
Is designated In the state enginea
office as No. 7Oi3. All protests agaip
the granting OF said application ~
ting the reasons therefor, mus
made by affidavit In duplicate
cOmpanied by a Zee OF S2.5O, ana Ill,
In this office within thirty t3O) oN
after the completion OF the pgpnss
ton OF this notice. w u. bEh"
State Engineer. al
Date OF first publication Feo'
1917, date OF completion Of puD"F
ton March 10. 1917.