The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-24
LOCAL EVENTS

Mrs. Thieson plans to close this we'll
known hostelry with the ending OF this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Rodgers, OF
Barberton, buried their little daugh-
ter at Spring Grove cemetery FRIDAY
afternoon. The little one died wed,
nesday at the age of 2 months and IL
days, after short illness. The fam
ily formerly lived at Chippewa lake.
Monday will be Roosevelt Day IN
the schools, and Gov. Cox has asked
that a part of the day be given over
to appropriate exercises.
Yes. the rabbit season is on and
YOU can shoot Bunny if he'll stand
still long enough. And he's in danger
till Jan. /.
The Church of Christ Woman's
, Board of Missions Of Ohio made what
they term "Victory Gift" towards
the worldwide activities Of their de-
nomination. Reports to the conven-
tion at Cincinnati shows that the Ohio
societies donated $4,000 for the work,
and the society of the Medina church
contributed $186, overtopplng many Oh
the big city churches.
At the meeting Tuesday afternoon
of the Ladies Mission Society of the
Church of Christ, held in the church
parlors, Mrs. Goodale gave report
of the convention OF that denomlna-
ton in Cincinnati last week. At the
national gathering, to which MRS;
Goodale was delegate from the local
church, it was decided to unite the
work of the organization, making one
grand society. Mrs. Goodale's report
dealt largely with this union.
The Church of Christ denomlna-
ton has voted to merge it's mission
and benevolencies in one big organi-
zation. This will add to efficiency
and substract from expenses.
-Postofice and railroad clocks will
be retarded one hour beginning next
Sunday. Oct. 26. According to plans
so far announced no change will be
made in railroad schedules which will
throw all trains one hour later accord
ing to village time.
Mine from the preparatory class
were received into full membership IN
the M. E. church Sunday at the morn
ing service.
of the M. E. church meets at Wooster
next Monday and Tuesday. The pas.
TORS. minute men and members OF
all official boards of the Methodist
churches of the district are supposed
to attend
The social given by the G. r. ..
w. class of the Poe M. E. Sunday
school last Friday night, proved an
ENJOYABLE occasion. Roasted weinies
formed the piece de resistance rouno
which a toothsome lunch was
grouped. o,.-
deputy Sheriff Smolk took Clin-
ton Edwards, of Chatham to the
Bows Industrial School at Lancaster
on Monday of this week. Edwards
was sentenced in juvenile court about
month ago, and was to have been
taken to Lancaster two weeks age
when Andy Nichols was sent there
but was unable to make connections
with the sheriff at Wellington at thai
time and missed the tram.
Medina Firemen will hold another
dance in the K. of P. hall on Frida!
night of this week. The Firemen al
present contemplate holding these
dances every two weeks during the
winter season.
-Rebekahs, especially those inter
ested in drill work, are requested u
meet at the temple this Friday even
ing at 7 o'clock.
In the half page advertisement
bv the Roosevelt Memorial COMMITTEES
the name of E. o. WOODWARD, O
Sharon, was omitted from the list O.
township chairmen. >, =.
Many friends of Mr.; Donald A
Lowrie, formerly OF Seville viii o.
glad to hear him speak of his prlsol
camp work in Europe. He is an
nounced to speak in the Presbyterian
church at Seville, next Sunday nlgha
at 1880. Mr.. Lowrie is a Y. M. Y. a
secretary and was with the forces Il
Russia.
Rev. Drew performed the cere
honv Saturday uniting in marriag
Mr.. Lucius A. Ward, OF Ravenna, an
Miss Ruth G. Smith, teacher IN tn
Medina schools. The marriage wa
solemnized at the home Of sister c
The bride, Mrs G. A. Offineer, 113 \
Huntington street.
A male shoplifter has been worl
ing in a small way around the Canno
store. His first visit he lifted ga
\ Ion can of maple syrup; last Saturda
he took quart can. His face
known and the Messrs. Cannon su,
pest it might be cheaper to come
and settle and reform rather tn;
take the chances Of getting caug
the next time he comes to town. ID
face is known but the clerks are n
certain of the name.
in the fight with New York prlr
ers the Literary Digest had its "le
ter press" typed on typewriter a
cuts made from the pages so prepar
doing away with the use of type. L
Royal Typewriter was the machl
used for the work. Just to show t
readers of The Sentinel that it is
to date we would add, Royals are
writing machines used on The Sen
mel.
Some one careless in his persol
habits and with little "fear of God
his heart" carried lice into
schools at Litchfeld. Monitors w
appointed and hunted the heads
the children for evidence, then repo
ed as to what families needed to
fine-tooth combs.
Mrs. Smell, widow Of the |
Jerry Smell, is breaking up hou
keeping and will move next week
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