The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15
L OCAL EVENTS


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The fourteenth annual reunion of
the Wiley-Shaw family will be held
at the fair grounds at Medina, on
Saturday, August 16. :.
A brakeman on the B. q y. rail-
road was seriously cut about the face
and head last Sunday morning when
he lit wrong side up in jumping from
an engine near Lester. An examlna-
tion revealed that an ear had nearly
ben torn away and the injured man
was brought to Medina from where |
an ambulance took him to Fairvlew
hospital, Cleveland.
A foreigner, who gave his home
as Elyria, was arrested by Marshal
Eckert Monday morning, near the
foundry, for peddling without IL
cense. When arraigned before Acting
Mavor Warner he was fined 81 and
costs, amounting to $4.90. After pay
ing his fine the man decided to con-
tinue trading his wares and pur-
chased license, which cost him an
additional $2.25.
GRANT. the two year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Wood, of Wadsworth
road, died shortly after noon Satur-
day. The youngster had been in per-
feet health the evening before, but
contracted spasmodic Group during the
night. Funeral services were held
from the home on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. and the body was laid to
rest in Spring Grove cemetery.
The southbound o'clock car ran
off the track last Monday afternoon
in front of the Will Hobart residence,
tearing up the curb and splitting a
telephone pole. This was the second
time within a week that a car had
jumped the track and snapped off tel
ephone poles. ..-
Mrs. Louis Corp, was taken to
Huron Road hospital Monday morning:
Sheriff Bigelow was in Cleveland
Saturday endeavoring to get rid OF
the stills and other paraphernalia TAX
en- in the recent raid Of moonshiners.
Federal authorities advised him that
they would send down for the stuff
some time this week.
F. D. Koons has purchased the
VIM. H. Patchett farm of 80 acres,
situated on the South Pike, just inside
the corporation line.
-Supt. McFadden has purchased
the David Gates property on North
Eilmwood street of Walter Park.
County Commissioners at theil
regular meeting Monday ordered g
carload of Victory coal for use in the
Jail and court house. The purchase
price was SITS per ton at the mines
The order was placed through D. r
Pelton.
Mrs. Park Rigelow accompanied
Viola Arnold, of Wadsworth, to Del
aware Monday where the girl was
committed to the Girls Industrial
home on the charge Of being de-
linquent child.
A colored woman who was a pas
senger on the Cleveland, Southwes
tern car which ran into a telephone
pole on N. Court street Monday at
ternoon rode to Wooster withou
causing any alarm, but when the ca
reached that city she refused to leav
it, insisting that she was sick, An am
bulance was called and took her t.
the Wooster hospital where she spen
the day, the street car company pay
ing the bill.
Paul Barnhart, son of W. H
Barnhart, had his arm broken las
Saturday evening in Wooster. He wa
cranking his machine preparing to re
turn home from his days work.
Medina friends were saddene
this week to learn of the sudde
death Sunday morning of Mrs. Glen
A. Bennett, of Grafton, formerly {
Valley City. Death was due t
ptomaine poisoning and peritoniti
The funeral was held from the hon
on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Benne
is survived by her husband, for
daughters, the youngest of whom
but seven weeks old; her parents, M
and Mrs. VIM. Wolf, of Valley Cit
and two sisters and brother.
The Root Co. picnic will be he
at Euclid Beach park, Cleveland, {
Saturday, August %. Tickets fl
the round trip may be obtained fro
the committee at $3.50 each and tt
public is extended cordial invitatit
to attend.
Mrs. W. A. O'Brien is visiting h
parents in Mansfield.
Marion Carver of the End Z
vision did not arrive in New Yo
last week with his company, a mott
having been received by his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Carver, statil
that Marion was suffering. from
sprained ankle and had been detain
at Brest.