The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-12-06
LOCAL EVENTS


hemorrhage Of the nose, caused by the
bursting of an artery. For TWO VI
three days at time all attempts 70
assuage the hemorrhage were futile,
and the patients increasing weakness
caused serious misgiving as 70 wneth
er he could survive. A speclailst was
summoned from Cleveland TINS Week'
who was successful is stopping tne
hemorrhage and it is now DeileVeu
Mr.. Mitchell will recover.
Miss Welthena Fem VINO Ior
several months has assisted in the
work of the county auditors office, is
now employed in the office OF the NE
dina Bending Works. Miss Adellne
Reedle succeeds Miss Fem in the
auditors Office.
A carriage, the names OF tne oc-
cupants of which we were unaple W
learn, was run into by an auto dflven
hv M. Christian of Mallet Greek Sat
nrdav afternoon at the corner OF East
washington street and South Broad
wav. smashing two wheels and the
thiils of the former vehicle. NO one
was injured nor the auto damaged.
probate Judge Wand Deusen received
notification Monday morning from the
Massillon State hospital OF the escape
from that institution OF John Gllpert,
a patient sent there from HlncKiey
township number OF years ago.
Mr.. Paul Slater and family NOV
cd from. Lodi to Medina this week.
r. A. Stow has been confined to
his home the past week with lntiu-
enza. but is able to be out again.
Miss Kathryn Bartholomay, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bartholo-
NAV, sustained painful, tho not SER
ious injuries Tuesday afternoon, wnen
with two companions she was run
into by an auto, while crossing the
street near Western Reserve Unlvers-
ity. Cleveland, where the young ladies
are studying. All three We're con-
yeyed to Mt. Sinai hospital for ex-
animation. and later. to the college
dormitory, where they reside, MISS
Bartholomay was painfully Drnseo'
tho no bones were broken. Her COM
panions were more seriously injured
The wedding of Miss Caroline NJ
Lowe to Prof. Horace Mason Hoyey
of Boston, took place in New YORK
city ON Thanksgiving day, DR.. Chas
Parkhurst performing the ceremony
The bride is a sister of Mr.. Ed. Lowe
and formerly resided in Medina. Fol
many years she was successful vocal
teacher in Cleveland and is now heao
of the Lowe School OF music IN New
York. She is also an organist: Prot
Hovey formerly had charge OF tne
choir of the presidents church In
Washington. He is head OF the &c,
Dartment of mathematics in Dewitt
Clinton High school, New York.
Mrs. Paul partition of Montvlllee
was conveyed to Fairview hospital
Cleveland, Monday morning. Hel
condition is very serious.
Miss Caroline Smolk IS conflned u
her home by illness.
R. o. Mcdowell has been comm
ed to his home this week by illness.
Mrs. Etha Garfield received
letter few weeks ago from a com
rade of her son, Tod, who is II
France, that the latter had beer
wounded in action The letter dlt
not state the nature of the injury.
The Medina Ministerial associa
ton met Wednesday afternoon 70 dls
cuss the matter of placardlng homes
where flu prevailed Health Othcel
Harding was present and explalne'
the instructions sent out by the. stat'
hoard of health in which it is no
comn1lsory to quarantine for thl
disease. Mr.. Harding stated that tn
matter of quarantine was left to eacl
individual community and that n
would gladly do so it the majority 9
villagers so desired.
Much concern is felt by friend
and parents of Edward Kennan iron
whom no word has been received Il
over two months. EdWard is in tn
37th Division, which experienced Sc
we're fighting in the last few days Q
the drive. When last heard from MI
Kennan was in hospital sufferln
minor injuries.
Mrs. Ellarabet Vajtko, Hungal
ian lady, died Dec. 5, OF int1uenz:
Funeral will be held today. She.
survived by the husband and nv
children.
Miss Nav Whalen of Medina an
Mr.. Harold Branch of Wadswortl
were married Tuesday evening at tn
Methodist parsonage, by Rev. W. Z
Bryenton. Until her marriage tn
bride was employed in the milliner
store of Miss Della Moore, and hs
MANY friends here. The couple WI
reside in Wadsworth.
Mr.. Lewis o. Selby of Clevelan
and Mrs. Nellie Pfeiffer Haury
Medina. were married Wednesday a.
ternoon at the Congregational pa
sonage by Rev. VIM. Drew. The Drlo
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r;
Peiffer. $40 w. Smith Road. The
will reside in Cleveland.
The County Commissioners an
County Engineer Bibbins will met
with the State Highway Commission
er and Advisory Board in Columbu
Dec. 16, to take up the proposed IN
proyement of the Cleveland Wooste
pike. and the Cleveland -Hinckley-M
dina road, as part of the 1919 roa
building program for this county.
The Winyah club moved it's heat
quarters this week from the old A
den home on the square to the uppe
floor Of the Hemmeter block on We
Liberty street. The latter rooms haN
been completely remodelled and rent
waited and present a most attractis
appearance The rooms are spaciot
and 50 connected as to allow for ban
quets and dancing. W
Alta meeting of the Medina CouI
ty Agricultural Association in Medin