The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-27
LOCAL EVENTS


DIR. Kutchin, of Columbus, we'll
known to many people in Medina,
where for many years he made regu-
lar professional trips, died September
2, at Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus,
following all operation for gall stones.
Medina high school announces an
other lecture course this year, and
one which they declare will be better
than ever. Following are the num-
bers: Welsh Glee quartet, Nov. 18;
Noah Beilharz, Dec. IT; The Saxon
ians, Jan. s; Marion Fisk, Feb. 13;
The Parnells, April %. Lyceum lect-
ures are effective Messengers Of
Democracy" says President Wilson,
and are "an integral part of the ma
tional defense"
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of the M. E. church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Mahon Charlton, 21O
South Vine street, next Tuesday even
ing, October /, at 7:30 o'clock. a
The grand jury met Monday and
finished its work the same day. They
examined over thirteen witnesses, COW
ering nine cases, presenting a true
bill for each of the latter, ignoring
none. A bill with three indictments
was returned against Andrew Yah
raus, also Ebert Blakeslee, both for
operating a motor vehicle without the
consent of the owner; one each against
Eddie Long and VIM. Fergus, alias
Harry Smith, for carrying concealed
weapons, and one the nature of which
was not divulged. The jury, accord
ing to regular custom, visited the
county jail and reported that institu-
ton in good condition and as being
conducted properly. H. c. West was
foreman Of the jury.
"A meeting of the County Liberty
Loan organization was held Thursday
evening of this week at X. of P. hall,
for the purpose Of a complete under
standing of the work to be done in
the sales campaign which begins to-
morrow.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Waite enter
tanned at Sunday dinner, Sergeant
Clarence Gardner of the Dayton avia-
ton corps, Miss Fleta Cristman of
Gallon, o., Marguerite Gardner and
Ray Gardner of Medina and Orville
Gardner of Cleveland.
Mrs. A. L. Srnolk received tele-
gram Monday announcing the sudden
death of her brother, Charles Shoe
maker of Columbus, who was found
dead in bed by his brother, with whom
he resided. He was 60 years old. The
deceased at one time resided in Me-
dina, where he learned the jewelers.
trade, and will be remembered by some
of our older residents. Burial was
made in Defiance, o., beside the wife.
"A son was born Wednesday morn
ing to County Farm Agent S. M. Sails
bury and wife.
Every business house in the vii
lage is expected to be decorated with
the stars and stripes at the beginning
of the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign
Saturday morning.
The monthly meeting Of the Me-
dina Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at the Baptist
church, Friday, October a, at 2 p. m.
An interesting and instructive pro-
gram has been prepared, as follows:
Devotional Service, conducted by Miss
Ida Hawkins; musical selections, Mrs.
John Bowles. of Sharon; reading of
prize essay. Miss Vesta Johnson; lect-
ure, Scientific Temperance Instruc-
tion," Mrs. Norman Clark; report Of
county convention, Miss Ida Hawkins,
press secretary.
Capt. A. G. Applebv assistant brig
ade surgeon at Camp Sherman, was in
Medina last Friday, shaking hands
with old friends, while enjoying a brief
furlough. Capt. Appleby's home is in
Valley City, where he was practicing
physician until his enlistment about a
year ago in the army service. He stat
ed that he expects to be sent abroad
within very short time Naturally a
heavily built man, Can't. Appleby con-
fesses to have taken on q few extra
inches of girth since he released him
se'f from the rigors of country prac-
tice, Notwithstanding that he is putting
in now even more hours day than
when dispensing quinine and hyosia-
mus in northwest Medina county.
John Schmidt of Valley City was
arrested Thursday night by Sheriff
Gehman for being intoxicated, and on
Friday afternoon before Mayor S. F
Dimmock, Schmidt entered a plea OF
guilty and was sentenced to pay fine
of SIS and cost, in all ST.
One day last week Willis Warner
Hinckley blacksmith, swore out war
rant before Justice W. P. Ainsworth
for the arrest of Frank Kempsky OF
near Bath, on charge of assault and
battery. Kempsky was arrested and
plead guilty, but insisted to the court
that he had been justified by state
ments which he alleged Warner had
made reflections upon the character Of
Kempsky's wife. Justice Ainsworth
postponed the hearing of the case until
last Friday, when both Warner and
Kempsky appeared in court, the form
er Withdrawing his complaint against
Kempsky. The costs were paid "fifty
fifty" by Warner and Kempsky and
the case dismissed.
Rev. V. s. Goodale has completed
his training for army Y. M. c. A.
work and has been stationed at Camp
Sewer, S. c., where he entered upon
active work on Monday of this week.