The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-03
LOCAL EVENTS

Thursday afternoon calling for help to
extinguish blaze that was c0nsum-
ing a straw stack on the James
Wheeler farm. The engine company
made a quick run to the scene and
reported the chemical wagon might
save the barn. Permission was
granted and the wagon left to aid as
The Sentinel went to press.
Plans are under way for a
Thanksgiving Festival at the Church
of Christ. There will be special
musical and recitative program, with
short address by the pastor, and it is
purposed by this congregation to
make more than usual Of this ma
tional festival.
The Church of Christ officials
are making plans for a series Of
evangelistic meetings in the near fu-
tlre.
Lancaster recently passed a law
for a $50 curfew bell. But so far
this Village" has been unable to find
a citizen who does, or is willing, to
stay up that late to ring it.
Belgium is pleading for a supply
of cats, fearing depredations from
rats and mice. There are score or
two of Medina night-concertists that
can be spared; perhaps some people
would contribute towards the expense
of deportation.
Rev. Bryenton Thursday, at the
M. E. parsonage, performed the cere-
mony uniting in marriage Mr.. Ches-
ter A. Woolum, of Kenmore, and Miss
Bernice B. Bensinger, of Chatham.
The township S. S. association
held its convention in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday afternoon with
a good attendance and comprehen-
sive program.
Thursday of last week at the
Church of Christ parsonage, Rev.
Goodale officiating, Mr.. Clarence M.
Hagar, of Medina, was welded to
Miss Agnes Rood, of Sharon, this
county They will reside for the pres
ent at Sharon. -.
The Medina Baptist S. S. will
observe State Mission Day at 7:3C
next Sunday evening, with program
of music and recitations.
Married at the Congregational
parsonage, Rev. Drew officiating, Mr.
Charles J. Cotterman and Mrs. Lille
A. Wilson; ceremony Friday, Sept. 26
The home of the late James
Wideman, on South Broadway, was
sold to AL Young the first of the
week. Our friend reporting the sale
called attention to the fact that rea
estate is moving lively in Medina al
this time.
Rev. Beard, Litchfeld pastor, who
preached at the Medina Baptist
church Sunday morning and evening
as a candidate for the pastorate
made a good impression on major
ity of the congregation.
The fourth annual reunion of the
descendants of Henry Wolcott will be
held at Washington, D. G., October
7, s, and 9. A party from this sec
ton will leave Cleveland on Sunday
Sept. 5.
Attorney Jos. A. Seymour anc
wife move into the Neumeyer apart
ments, corner S. Court and Smith
Road this week.
-Vesper services will be resumed
at the Episcopal church Sunday at
.. M, after the usual summer omis-
sion.
The music and drawing classes
began work in Medina High or
Tuesday, with Miss Minnie Schaef.
fer as teacher.
Services at the Medina Episco-
pal will resume the regular schedule
following the summer vacations, Sun,
day. Sunday school at $50, preach.
ing at 1890, vespers at A p. m.
Deputy Sheriff Hange took
Peter Pfeffer, the youth convicted OF
stealing an automobile, to the State
Reformatory on Monday where he
began serving an intermediate sen.
tence of from one to seven years
DIR. w. F. Wise is in Akron this
week, where he is official starter al
the horse races.
Attorney Arthur Van Epp anc
family, who sold their home on South
Court street last week, are moving
in with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burn.
ham.
Walter Bbbins and wife moved
last week into their new home which
they recently purchased on NORTH
Broadway street.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. z. M. Rhodes, of Blacl
Lick Ohio, are moving to their farm
in Michigan. Mrs. Rhodes has beer
postmistress at Black Lick since Dec
End, last, but on account of poo
health had to give up the work. Sht
is a daughter of the late Windsol
Whipple of this place.
Irwin Moore will move the Medi
ma Service Garage into new quarter
this week in the building formerly oc
cupied by Miller & Collins, acros
from the Medina Granite & Marbl
Works on South Court street. A
stated last week Mr.. Moore sold hi
lease on the Fem building on Mort
Court to Stanley Funk, who will re
model it into an up-to-date restau
rant.
Medina kindergarten is full
with about sixty little folks who's
minds are being Grained to shoot
in an educational way.
Attendance at high. and gramma
schools is unusually good so far thi
semester.
The furnaces in the high schot
will be completed this week so ths
fire if necessary for comfort, ma
be started next week.
There has been a glee club org:
nized among the high school pupil
with Miss Minnie Schaeffer. as leade
Rehearsals are held Friday afternoon
Attorney Ainsworth went to tn