The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-09
/ LOCAL EVENTS

A meeting of Methodists will be
held in the local church next Monday
evening, May IL, for which speclal |
program has been arranged. Df. VI
cutt' Dist. Supt., will be at this meet
ing as will also prominent layman
from Ohio, who is scheduled for an
address. A picnic supper Will pc
served in the basement, at D O'Clock.
Andy Broadway was sick at heart
Wednesday morning. The evening oe-
fore Andy and number OF 1rlenus
had attended a Victory loan meeting
at Granger, and upon his arrival home
discovered that $500 in good hard
cash was missing. When questioned
regarding his loss, Andy couldn't re-
member whether he had taken it with
him or not. Wednesday the money
was found by F. P. Bagley IN the
machine used by the party the pre-
vious evening and was returned 10
the owner.
The Medina County Ministerial
association will meet in the Baptlst
church. on Monday, May IL, at 10 a.
m. Eastern time. Rev. Small OF the
Y. M. c. A., will give the paper at
this meeting.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for Mrs. j. ii. Maufer
and L. Workman.
The old A. B. Bishop building
on the east side of North Court
street is to be remodeled suitable
for un-to-date store rooms. Fireproof
walls and a steel front are but a part
of the improvements to be made. Inc
upstairs will be fitted out for club
rooms or offices. Workmen are en-
gagged this week in placing the build
ing on new foundation. -,
The Medina w. C. 7. U. will
hold a special meeting at the home OF
Mrs. E. P. Hartman, Thursday after
noon, May Is, at o'clock. Mrs
Viola D. Romans, state Cor. Sec, ano
state and national lecturer, will be
present to address the union.
Framework for new front fol
the old Barnard block, corner Court
and W. Liberty streets, arrived this
week. Clemmer & johnson, who are
doing the work on the Old Phoenix
National bank, will do the remodel
ing.
The southbound morning train OF
the B. & o. now leaves Medina al
sos instead of 9:10. Like a goot
many other things run by the gov
ernment the change was unannounced
which has caused inconvenience tt
many. :.
The cemetery is being put il
order for the summer season. New
improvements are being made and thu
city of the dead is putting on its bes
attire.
The water has been turned on a
the fountain in the park. Now tur1
in the alligators and turtles and tht
aquarium will be complete.
Miss Geneveve Brintnall will &C
cept the position made vacant in tn
county treasurer's Office by the resig
nation last week Of Miss Hope Flick
niger of Seville.
Next Friday evening, May 16, tn
Firemen will hold dance at Chip
pewa Lake, with Palmer's jazz ban
furnishing the music.
"A service in memory Of fou
boys of the Congregational church
Franklin Clark, Dudley Berger, Cal
Moutoux and .Myron Curtis, the latte
a S. A. T. C. member-was held i
the church last Sunday evening. A
appropriate program was given, wit
special music. The service was we
attended
Albert johnson of Granger, wh
was bound over to the grand jur
last week on charge of maliciou
destruction of property, and remande
to Jail upon his failure to procur
$1,000 bond, went on hunger strik
the first day or two, but advlces n
ceived later in the week stated h
had experienced a change of heal
and was again getting his three mea
daily. johnson stated that he Woul
make no effort to procure bond, alth
he will not come up for trial unit
The Group Convention of King
Daughters, comprising six countie
will be held in Medina Wednesda
Nav 28th. The place of meeting ar
program will be announced later.
&C. W. Rickard, who has been
failing health for some time pa
suffered a sinking spell Saturda
which necessitated the services of
trained nurse.
Mrs. Andy Ryan who has been
at her home on E. Smith Road Il
the past two months, is gradual
growing weaker, with little hope II
her recovery.
The county Y. M. C. A. notes we
received too late for publication tn
week. They will be given in our ne
issue.
Mr.. Tom Lanham, former Y.
C. A. secretary for Medina count
has resigned his position as state Sc
retary of the county work for Oh
and will accept a similar position
Carolina, his native state.
The home of L. w. Zehner,
Montville, caught fire last Thursd
night, during the high wind and stor
but the flames were promptly exit
guished and little damage was done.
The condition of Thomas Fer
man, Sr., was regarded as serio
Thursday noon. He had been unco
scious since Wednesday.
In order to allow Victory Lo
subscribers as much time as possil
all the Medina banks will rems
open until o'clock Saturday evenir
May 10, when the loan ends.
"A banquet in honor of the !
turned soldiers will be held at t
Congregational church next Thursd
evening. A patriotic musical p1