The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-06
LOCAL EVENTS
schools open next Monday.

Schools open next Monday.
Following requirement OF law,
County Recorder Rice has filed with
the county auditor the following state
ment of the amount of compensation
received by or due the County Record
or for the year ending the first Mon
dav of September, 1918; also the tees
earned during the year: Salary OF re-
corder. $1,000; salaries OF assistants,
denuties and clerks, $1205.55; total
S2bO5.55. Fees earned: from county
S2OO: from other sources, $295o.oo'
total, $325865.
The salary of W. S. Edmund, su-
rar;ntendent of the Sandusky schools,
formerly of the Medina schools, was
recentlv increased from $4,000 to $350O
a year.
A dozen of Doylestown's business
men have purchased the detunct jour
nal equipment and started new paper
called The Doylestown News, the nrst n
issue appearing on Aug; ~. me
paper is 5-col. quarto, edited py 1eo' |
jackson.
Lorman P. Nichols is the newly
elected chairman of the Republican
county executive committee, W. +.
AinsWorth, secretary, and L. F. Carver
treasurer. The committee will meet
with the Republican candidates on SAT
urdav of this week to devise ways
and means" for recovering lost grouno
this fall.
R. o. Mcdowell reports a harrow
ing sight Sunday, near Mansnelu,
while he and Mrs. Mcdowell We're en-
route home from Columbus via auto.
M, Mcdowell encountered a driver
who was desirous of racing with him.
hnt the latter was not similarly m
clined and permitted the driver 10
mass. Later, Mr.. Mcdowell dlscov-
cred a car bottom-side-up in dltch,
two men lying PROSTATE alongside, and
a third looking about in seemingly
dazed condition. Asked if he needed
assistance, the man replied that ne dld
not and to query as to the condltlon
of the two men lying on the ground ne
said thew were dead and that two 9TH
err companions had been seriously IN
iured and taken to hospital. Inc
driver who wished to race with Mr..
Mcdowell later found one who was
willing TO race Will Hill, WAN VAN ~
suit as described above.
The 18th annual reunion Of the
Wilev and Shaw families of Medina
Lorain and Cuyahoga counties was
held Saturday at the Medina fan
grounds. About 10 were present. vi.
ficers for the coming year were electet
as follows: Pres, Archer H. Shaw o1
Cleveland; vice-pres., William Sim
mons of Granger; Sec, Miss Zoretts
Simmons of Granger; treas, Mrs
Edgar Wiley Of Granger.
Ensign VIM. P. Hahn of the U
s. Naval Reserve Flying Corps, Cleve
land, was in Medina Tuesday, with
view to securing recruits for the gov
ernment aviation service. Eligibility
consists of being between 10 and 3;
years of age, and an education tht
equivalent of four-year high schoo
and two-year college course. Those
accepted will receive a ten-week
course at the Military Institute O.
Technique, Boston; twelve to sixtee1
weeks at Pensacola, Key West an,
Miami Fla, and Bay Shore, N. Y
For further information, write to En-
sign Hahn, room sos Federal building
Cleveland. -,
A letter from Rev. V. S! Goodal
states that he arrived at Blue Ridge
N. c., all right, and is busy with nj
studies for Y. M. c. A. war work. Fol
lowing the completion of his studie
at Blue Ridge, Rev. Goodale expect
to be stationed at some camp in tn
southeastern military district.
~, n VII yl1y m ootipo of thn Con
ty Y. M. C. A. was held at Wadswort
Wednesday afternoon, when report
for the past quarter were read an
war work campaign for the next qual
ter was discussed and outlined.
Robert Searles suffered sever
sprain to his left arm last Frida
while playing in the area at the rea
of the Munson hardware store.
"A. R. Bixler has accepted cler
cal position with the Goodrich Rubbe
Co., Akron, and left for that city o
Monday. He will remove his famil
there son.
-Cloyde Dean Barnett, infant so
of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Barnett, VIII
reside northeast of the village, die
Monday morning of cholera infantun
Burial was made at Medina Cente
The child was 5 months and 20 day
old
Members of the Medina Auxiliar
of the Northern Ohio Milk Producer
association will enjoy picnic at Chil
pewa Lake on Saturday of this wee
Addresses will be made by H. W. Ins
ersoll, president of the association,
N. Gibbs and other good speakers. TT
committee in charge is ]. A. Clar
pres; S. B. Stoddard, sec.; Frar
Pierce, c. L. Ault, Harry Beniami
r. Deimling and L. H. Gueiss.
According to the Wooster Repu
lican the addition of two limited ca
on the c. s. & c. from Wooster h;
been secured thru the influence of Il
Wooster Board of Trade. The exa
time for the change of schedule is n
known, but it is thought will be MAJ
about Oct /. At present and Fl
some time past no limited cars ha'
run to or from Wooster.
Next Tuesday, Sept. 10, Supt.
S. Rutledge of the Northern Ohio di
trict will address the dry forces
the county at the Congregation
church at IL o'clock, noon.
"A meeting of the County Mini
ters' association will be held at t
local Baptist church next Monday RI
C. TT Irving Of Cleveland will he t