The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-09-13
LOCAL EVENTS



The condition of John Boswell, y
year-old son of Mrs. Rae Boswell, VINO
narrowly escaped being killed by an
automobile on Monday evening, Sept:
2, had so far improved on MONDAY OF
this week as to warrant his removal
from Wooster hospital to his nome In
Medina The lad was run over by an
automobile while he was crossing >.
Court street, near Smith road, sustain
ing severe cuts on his head and limbs,
and his chest being crushed to the eX-
tent that one of his lungs was injured.
At the time of the accident and for
number of days following it was
thought the injuries would prove Ia
tai, but it is now believed he will re-
cover
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for Eddie Hicks, W. F..
Smith and Mrs. Emma A. Squires.
A slight change was made the past
week in the B. and o. passenger train
schedule, whereby the southbound
morning train now leaves Medina at
S:10 o'clock.
Attorney Frank Woods delivered a
patriotic address in Spencer Saturday
night.
DR.. w. A. Stanley, who went South
few weeks ago with the intention OF
locating there permanently, arrived
home Saturday evening. Under a re-
cent government ruling all physicians
are required to register for army ser
vice thus DR.. Stanley was compelled tt
alter his plans. at least until the end O.
the war.
Miss Irene Beedle of Akron i
spending her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Beedle.
There was a fairly good attend
ance at the First Girls Conference o
the secondary division of the Medin
County Sunday School association
held at the Methodist church last Fri
day and Saturday, altho not as larg
as was anticipated. Between 40 an
As girls registered, most of whom wer
from other parts of the county. Th
boys conference was poorly ATTENDED
only % registering.
The Ladies' Missionary society {
the Church of Christ will hold i
monthly meeting and program at tt
church parlors, Tuesday afternoo
Sept. II, at o'clock.
Relatives here received word {
Monday of the safe arrival oversee
Bernie Bowman.
Mrs. Jane B. Severcool had Il
misfortune to sustain a fractured h
Saturday evening, when she tripp'
and fell at the home of her daughte
Mrs. H. S. Orr, with whom she r
sides. Mrs. Severcool is GONZALES
ing.
Mrs. J. E. Mason underwent ;
operation at Fairview hospital, Clev
land, on Monday. Tho very ill, Nj
Mason's condition is reported as il
proving.
While trying to eXtricate himse
from shed in which he playfully h;
been locked by companion one d;
this week, Kenneth Sedgwick W
4 severely injured in one of his eyes
the point Of file, which threatens t
partial loss of his sight.
&C. P. Dickerman is serving as
juryman in the trial of Eugene Del
the Socialist leader, in Cleveland tt
week. Debs is charged with MAXI
seditious utterances in speech {
ivered at Canton several weeks ag'
For some reason which to hi
he says, is entirely unaccountab
Herman Munson, while driving hol
with his family from Chippewa La
Saturday afternoon, ran into tie
phone pole in front of the home of
F. Carver, on South Court street, b;
ly damaging the auto and causing
we're and painful injuries to Mrs. MI
son. Glass from the broken vii
shield severed an artery in her fo
head, and rendered her temporarily
conscious. She was removed to
Carver home and physician was s
moned. She has recovered from
shock and the wound is now practic
ly healed. None of the other oc
pants of the auto was injured.
Local Pythian Sisters and tn
families will enjoy picnic sup
and social at the Sophia Huntingt
Parker home this afternoon and
ening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
Schuller of Detroit, but formerly
Medina, a daughter, Eloise Mabel,
Sept. 6.
j. E. Thatcher will move his fs
lily next week into the Bartholol
house on Huntington street
George Shane has accepted
sition in the printing department
the A. I. Root Co.
Mrs. G. E. Hoover has been
since Sunday with throat trouble,
is improving.
Harry Codding, who recently
derwent an operation for rupture
Peoples hospital, Akron, has retur
home, although still confined to
home.
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