The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-06

Capt. Robinson belongs 10 the war
Prison Barracks at Camp Ogelthorpe,
Ga, but since July has been on de-
tached service at Hot Springs, N. c.,
in charge of the German intenment
camp there. He is looking the pink
of health and says he has picked up
seven additional pounds of avoirdupois
since he left Medina last May. From
here he will go to Camp Ogelthorpe,
where he must report on Sept. 10.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for Mrs. Geo. Kovach,
C. NJ. Reninger and Miss Rose Stemn-
ler.
-Dorus Nugent, seriously injured
by motor truck on Aug. 10, is slowly
convalescing at Lodi hospital.
Mr.. Charles Smith and Mrs. Claud-
lie Black of Sharon were united in
marriage Wednesday morning by Rev.
S. F. Dimmock at the Baptist parson-
age.
Miss Mae Beach, English teacher
in Medina high school, has resigned
to accept a position in the Ravenna
schools. :,
The county draft board received
telegram from Columbus Thursday
morning, calling for one man to be
sent to Camp Sherman on Sept. Z.
The board selected Kenneth Mills of
Wadsworth, serial number 1885, who
will proceed to Camp Sherman to Sc
cure his uniform, and then will re-
turn to Wadsworth where he has been
officially assigned as clerk in the
county draft board office.
Mrs. M. Roberts of Chippewa
Lake received word from the War de-
partment that her son, Dell Roberts,
| had been wounded in action in France
on Aug. "a. Dell is cousin Of Ar
thur Tanner of Medina,
! A petition, signed by about 30
Republicans, mostly from Leroy, to
have the Prohibition party ticket
placed on the ballots for the Novem-
: ber election, was filed with George
Shane, clerk Of the county election
board. The state ticket is all thai
is petitioned for. The petition alst
! bears the name of committee EN-
l powered to substitute other names il
1 the event of any prohibition candidate
e dying or withdrawing. You are en-
titled to but one guess whose nam
: would be substituted if the head o
e the prohibition ticket were to die o
:. WITHDRAW.
S Mrs. H. P. H. Robinson has re
= ceived word of the safe arrival over
sea of her brother, Hal. Craig.
II Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Godlove an
q daughter Lauranet returned to Cleve
!, land Monday after spending two week
: with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
d Berger.
.ff Mrs. H. F. Gable entertained tn
Missionary societies of the Methods
q church Thursday afternoon.
q" Mrs. O. D. Chapin will leave toda
D to visit her niece, Mrs. Rollie Schule
7 and husband in Detroit.
-, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Ferriman lei
q Thursday evening for an auto trl
., through the East.
- The Utilian club spent the week-en
, and Labor day at Mitawanga-on-Lak
% Erie.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rowe an
- daughter Virginia, of Cleveland, sper
's Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. I
f Rowe. -.
D Mrs. Julia Carlton and Miss Verr
u Sweet. are visiting relatives in Loral1
y Edwin Kellogg and Percy Fem le
!. this week for Cleveland, where the
II have entered upon a course of instru
s' ton at Spencerian Business college:
= Mrs. NJ. V. Green left Thursday Il
N le Gallon. for an indefinite stay wit
=, friends end relatives.
10 ! Miss Frances Hawthorne OF Han
u mond, Ind. who has been visiting NJ
- - aunt, Miss Mary L. Kimball, leav
Us TODAY for Pittsburgh, where she W
ne enter West Pennsylvania Hospital +
training.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sargent of Da
tn ton arrived in Medina on Wednesda
is Mr.. Sargent having been called hon
1d for examination for the army.
r. Walter Maple, who has been wor
ing in Cleveland for the past S
re weeks, returned home Tuesday.
ay Mrs. Hattie A. Mott of Clevelal
ar was in Medina on Wednesday.
L. H. Randall. special representa-
RI of The New York Life Insurance G
er left last evening for New Londo
on Conn. where he will attend a conve
ly tion of the 100000 club. No man g
tending the convention has written a.
on paid for less than $4,000 of busine
no during the year. He went by the WI
ed of Washington and New York, and W
m. return about the 17th.