The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-18
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a ten or twelve-foot embankment, tne = =
car turning over couple Of times ana =,
mining the men underneath. Kessler y y
Sustained a dislocated shoulder and !
Cole a cracked rib. Mclaughlin was !,
bruised some, but not seriously. Inc =
machine. a Studebaker, was badly /;
smashed and was hauled back TO T
town by local garage man. ,
A marriage license was issued on
Monday in Cleveland to Frank W..
Proseh for his marriage to Lottle man
kowski of Medina.
Frank Nichols of Wadsworth, ad-
Judged to be delinquent child, was
taken to the Boys Industrial School
last Thursday by Sheriff Gehman lhe
trip was made by auto, Mrs. Gehman
accompanying her husband.
The Sierra Madre (Calif.,) News
of Oct. A, chronicles the death OF MISS
Tavern Hartman, daughter OF MIR. ana
Mrs. F. H. Hartman, aged IL years;
Mr.. Hartman is a son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. J. M. Hartman of Medina, and
The greater part of his early life was
spent in this county. With his wte
and daughter he visited his parents
here year ago, and there are many
who will remember having met tne
deceased at that time. The young
lady had been in failing health 1of
some time, dating from an attack OF
typhoid fever. The funeral was one
Of the most largely attended ever held
in Sierra Madre says the News.
The blood-red aspect Of the sun
,nd the uncanny reddish-yellow glow
that overhung Medina and Medina
county Sunday, was caused by smoke
from great forest fire in Minnesota,
which destroyed millions OF dollars
worth of property and took hunoreos
of lives. In the case Of a great Tor
est fire, the intense heat causes gfeas
clouds of smoke to rise to heights OF
thousands of feet. The winds at such
HEIGHTS travel very fast, fifty miles
an bour being comparatively moder-
ate speed, and the smoke coulo oe
carried easily from the northern couh-
try to this vicinity.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend a meeting at st. PauPs church
this evening, Friday, to hear an ad-
dress on the war by Bishop Frank De
Moulin of Toledo. The meeting Will
begin at 7:30 o'clock
w. H. Bradway received letter
Monday from Camp Sherman stating
that his son, Herbert, who has been
critically i'll for the past two weeks
was slowly improving. =,
Word from Camp Taylor, KY, TINS
week. announced slight improvement
in the condition of Fred Hoyt, Whost
condition last week was crltlcal any
formed the basis for an erroneous re
port that he had died. His mother
Mrs. E. A. Washburn, is with nm
Miss Dorothy Broadway, who ha'
been seriously i'll of influenza Il
cleveland for week or more, wa W.
ahle To be removed to her home IN NE
dina last Sunday, where she continue
to convalesce. -,
" Stanley Hartman has been crit
icallv III in Cleveland with lnf1ue1z'
and is now at Charity hospital whe1
his condition is reported as somewh'
NCouncilrnan Park Bigelow is col
fned to his home with a severe atta(
of influenza. =, w.,
canizng Shop. North Court street: N
L;ndlv volunteered to dispose of
nid tive castings left with him, the e
fire receipts of the sale Of which
will turn over to the Red Cross. l
latter has already protited by
Eades' generous OTTER
For the benefit of any VINO m
feel that the sugar situation IN
d;na county is not what it should
Chairman L. H. Randall says he v
informed bv the State Fuel Admir-
tration at Columbus last week Il
the condition in this county was p
hans the best of any county IN
state. MI
nostofice are for Miss Huffan, n
Captain Perkins, Mrs. Bernest Ho
and j. D. Rogers. Au4h
Born to Mr.. and Mrs: Anth
Borof of Lafayette, a son, Oct. D.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
a daughter, Oct. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Rickard
rejoicing over the birth OF a sor
Oct. 13. cfoo+
nounce the birth of son on Mon
the 14th. r1.,
Born, to Mr.. and MRS: naIl
Bowers of Lester, son, oct. 3.
The meeting of the Northern
Teachers association to nave
held in Cleveland on Oct % ane
has been postponed until Nov. 10
16 ON account of the influenza
demic.
Mrs. Adolph Farcus, whose
tai condition has been somewhat
ranged for some time, frequ'
causing her to become violent,
complained of to the authorities
on thursday. Two weeks ago
township trustees arranged for h
be taken to the county infirmar,y
on account of her delicate phI
condition it was thought best to
NIT her to remain at home OF
It is probable she will be taken t
infirmary this week.
The Root Co. announces
seven cases of influenza among 1t
ployees. l ~,
to his home since Monday with
enza. Thursday he was req
slightly improved.
Mrs. Anna Bartholomew ret
a telegram from her son, Adolf
Thursday morning, which statec