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

Miss Yvonne McNeal underwent
an operation for her tonsils last Sum
day at Lima hospital. She is doing
nicely and will probably be home Sat- |
urday.
Norman P. Nichols suffered Sc
we're stroke of paralysis last Satur-
day morning, at his home, 206 West
Washington street, which affected his
left side, also heart and throat, and
which was followed by a slight second
stroke on Tuesday. Mr.. Nichols, when
stricken, was preparing to attend the
funeral of his brother, E. S. Nichols,
who died very suddenly the previous
Thursday. Medical assistance was
speedily summoned and for a time it
was feared that Mr.. Nichols illness
would prove fatal. He rallied, how
ever, and his condition last evening
was reported as improving.
"A motor train of 10 cars camped
at Mills farm, east of Wadsworth Fri
day night. On Saturday afternoon
another train of 40 trucks and four
Dodge cars arrived there to camp over
Sunday. The Red Cross furnished the
lunches and boys were given the priv
ilege of shower baths at Central
school. The w. B. A. of Maccabees
gave dance in their hall for the boys
in the motor train Friday night. About
100 soldiers were present.
A canvass of the village was
made last Sunday to determine so far
as possible the number of dry votes
than can be depended on at the coming
election. The town was divided into
sections, a team of citizens covering
each section. The teams report that
nearly every one called on declared he
would cast dry vote. Opportunity
was also offered any who desired to
contribute to the cause, number of
, which availed themselves.
Jacob Weibly, who for the past
two weeks has been at Fairview hos
pital, Cleveland, where he underwent
E an operation, was removed to his
> home Wednesday afternoon. Thurs
day he was reported not so well.
: The first four sessions of the five
e day Prophetic and Bible Conference
at the Baptist church this week, were
e largely attended. The principal speak
e er was Rev. Joseph Cohn of the Will
|, liamsburg, N. Y. Jewish Mission, ant
his addresses were exceedingly in
# structive and interesting.
IS A. F. Bartholomay has leased tn
e ground floor room of the Bradwa.
n, block on West Liberty street, and will
move his meat market there some tim
n next month, or about Nov. 1.
'f Socialists of the state are desir
Gus of having their ticket placed o.
lie the November election ballots, and
lp petition has been filed with the Me
"a dina county election board, bearing be
+, tween 60 and 80 names.
t There was good attendance a
I the picnic of members of the Medin
Auxiliary Of the Northern Ohio Mil
vi Producers association at Chippew
e Lake park last Saturday. H. W. In
. gersoll, president of the association
IL was present and addressed the mem
bers, as did also E. N. Gibbs and 9th
II ers. The occasion was not bushes
ld meeting, but for a discussion of tn
" milk business and for general goo
as time.
" &c. W. Martin Of Windfall receive
nc this week from his son, Earnest, VIII
is in France, German helmet, weigl
ing 2 pounds and IL ounces. 1t can
IS, unwrapped, the postage and addres
us being pasted on the bare metal. 9
1g the inside of the helmet is inscribe
e- the name "Peter Barthe." No lett
}. accompanied the helmet, so Mr.. Ma
m, tin knows nothing of it's history. Ea
le, nest Martin is engaged in Red Gro
ne army work in France.