The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

LOCAL EVENTS

y The New York Advertising News
reproduced the cover design of Clean
ings in Bee Culture for March as the
most striking magazine cover art OF
che month. The design was a single
large honey bee, in natural colors, la
den with pollen, beneath which was
printed the legend" Back with her
load" This months cover repro
duces. in colors, bunch of dandellonss
in bloom, with the title, "Loved-and
Hated"
Mr.. Joseph Seymour, senior law
student at 0. N. u, and an alumnus
of Medina high, Is, has been elected
senior class orator by this years grad
uating class.
The 1916 Arbor Day manual, just
cut from the State department OF ed.
ucation. contains a picture of the girls
physical training class Of Medina high
school.
-Supt. Edmunds is in receipt of a
letter from the registrar OF Oberlln
college, giving the grade Of D: G.
Shepard, Jr., Medina high '16. The
grades are exceptional ones, and the
letter speaks Of Mr.. Shepard as an
Gexceptional student" and closes by
eongratulating the authorities Of the
local schools on the good quality OF
Nedina's students there.
Helen Hobart, Medina high, '1S, q
Junior in the College Of Education at
Ohio State, was awarded an thletlc
IA" for proficiency in physical train
ing this spring. Miss Hobart was
second in total Of nineteen so hon.
ored.
ID. A. Robinson and P. X. Shaw
Of the Medina Gas & Fuel Co., re-
GENTLY leased several hundreds OF acres
In Holmes county for oil and gas drill
ing.
A new gas we'll was started this
week on H. G. Bradway's property
corner Of North Court and Union
streets. Several wells have been drilled
In this part of the village, which have
proved successful.
1t was expected that the State Su-
preme Court would hand down q de.
cision this week in the case OF the
state against DR.. ]. w. Lehr, for NAL
practice, involving a Medina county
9irl, but it failed to do so. 1t is prob
able that the case will be decided nex'
Tuesday, according to advices from
Columbus.
The April term of court opens
next Monday. There are only about
a dozen civil cases to be tried, ant
only one criminal case, that Of the
State VS.. Chas. Brandow Of Liverpoo
township, for assault and battery.
Inspecting Masonic lodges keeps
Judge ]. r. Kennan on the jump o1
iate. Tuesday night he was in Belle
vile, O.
DIR H. S. Fritsch, pastor of the
Congregational church for the pas
five years, whose pastorate has beer
q most successful one, and who witt
his estimable wife have endeared then
selves to this community, will leave
Monday night for his new charge il
Chicago, the Pilgrims Congregations
church, whittier he was called and &C
C6pVGu SSVCIdl WCCho oAW
sermon at the local church will be de
Iivered on next Sunday Monday ev
ening at the church reception will b
giyen DR.. and Mrs. Fritsch, by mem
bers of the church and Medina friends
in general, from 6:30 to 5 o'clock, fol.
lowing which Mr.. and Mrs. Fritscl
will be escorted to the interurban cal
for Cleveland. A more extended no
tice of DIR. Fritsch's work in Medina
will appear in subsequent issue Of
the Sentinel.
Scott Bennett received word thi!
week that his son Homer, who ha.
been attending Dartmouth college, en-
listed this week in the United States
navy for duty on coast patrol. Mr.
Bennett had received no definite infor
nation as we went to press. .
The ladies of the Women's Relic
Corp served dinner to, and enjoyed
social time with members of the G. A
R. post, at the parlors of the Christ
ian Church, Wednesday.