The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

EanQ SATURDAY Tor SCrlcCly IreSn.
"A babe was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Frederick Monday night. The
little one lived but few hours.
Bazaar at the Episcopal church
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and even
ing. Dinner at $50; all may come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Caniield, Of
Baxter street, are the proud parents
of a 10 pound girl, born Saturday.
The Farm Bureau, S. M. Sails
bury, county agent, will move to the
Offices over Wallis drug store on Jan.
i.
The drama advertised for the Bap-
tist church last Friday night was
postponed at the last; lack of prep
aration.
Medina tp. farmers institute will
be held in the Weymouth church on
Friday and Saturday of this week. A
good program has been prepared.
Three new members were taken
into the Winyah club last Monday
night. They are Marshall Bryant,
Twill Ballard and Gail T. Abbott.
They are installing new lathe in
the manual training room at the High
school. This will give the boys in
this department an opportunity for
added experience.
DIR. Chas. F. Wishart was made
official head of Wooster College Mon
day, the ceremonies of installation
commencing on that day and continu-
ing through Tuesday.
The Baptists of 18 Southern
States have just completed drive
for $75,O00,000 for extension and up
lift purposes and it looks as if they
had raised $100,00O,000.
The 1920 dog tags are ready for
sale and application. 1t costs 81 to
own or harbor a male dog and So for
female bow WOW. Last year the tax
was 81 and 81 respectively.
The State fire inspector was in
Medina nosing around Monday. He re-
ports that several things must either
be fixed up or he'll need to stop
usage; they don't conform to specif-
cations.
There will be farmers institute
held at Sharon Center on Dec. Is and
16 and another institute held at Litch-
field on Dec. II and 18. Everyone is
invited to attend any and all Of these
gatherings.
Leonard G. Clement and wife
have begun house keeping on farm
one mile east of Spencer. A host of
Medina friends will wish them long
life and prosperity. Mrs. Clement was
Miss Sarah Herman.
Episcopal ladies will hold Ba-
zarr on Observation-Disclosures
and evening. 1t was originally plan
ned to give a 12 o'clock dinner, but
this has been changed to cafateria
supper, $3.50 to 7 p. m.
One of the American Railway
Express Co.'s horses dropped dead at
the Northern Ohio depot Tuesday
morning. The poor old horse didn't
register any complaint before he
died; just lay down and quit breath
ing.
The G. r. 0. W. class in the Pt
Sunday School will be entertained
this evening-FRIDAY-at the home
of Miss Gladys Shook on Paradise
road. The principal feature of the
entertainment will be a good socia
+ time.
The Loyal Women's class in the
Church of Christ Sunday school re-
Gently won the banner away from tht
Booster class. Some one was tantaliz
ing enough to suggest change o1
name or a bigger hustle; now ISM
that provoking?
Howard Ryan, hurt in a loading
accident at the B. & o. Ry. yards {
week ago, has so far recovered as tt
get busy on his old job again
While Mr. Ryan's injury gave hin
I the appearance of serious acciden
it healed quickly and was not as bat
as feared.
The Congregationalist young peo
pie have drive on for new member.
of the Young Peoples Federation
Miss Gunkleman is the chairman ant
her helpers are Lena Tylee, RALPH
Boyden, Avonell Hanchey, Heller
Heiss, Blythe Pearce, ,Corinne Oatman
& Abner Nichols and Amherst Spitzer.
MIR. David Morrison, who fell an(
broke his hip after a successful ope
ration in an Akron hospital, some
weeks ago, is able to be up ant
around with the aid of crutches ant
is getting so he can stand on the in
jured foot. The old gentleman be-
gins to think that life is worth living
again.
SO soon in the running the Re
publicans have become involved in {
controversy. Harding's announcement
that he would make a bid for the
presidential nomination at once lee
Gen. Wood to announce himself, anC
in way that was notice to Harding
to get off the track.
The Medina Coal Co. received &
car of "black diamonds" Saturday
and sold it out in half ton orders
Farmers who had wood, but did moi
want to stop and cut it, were giver
scant consideration with city folks
pinched by the cold. There are g
half dozen other cars on the road but
when they will arrive--if ever--no one
can say.
Lodi hospital being up for sale or
short notice several Lodi business
men purchased it ten days ago. This
was done to save the institution tt
Lodi, and the busines men wht
showed their public spirit in this act
\ will sell to competent hospital people
as soon as an organization can be per
fected to take it over.
The wave of crime that is sweep
ing over the whole State has LEI
chiefs of police in the cities of tn
State to ask that the Legislature pas
repeal for the parole and indie