The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-28

The Child Conservation League
will meet Monday afternoon with its
president, Mrs. F. E. Stine.
| Win Waltz has resigned as leader
/, Of the chorus choir organized to sing
at the evening service in the Congre-
gational church.
The retail dealers may not
charge more than lac per pound
for sugar in the Cleveland district
and need not pay but 1850 for it.
This is the latest ruling.
An attack on the Hughes act
creating district health boards in each
township 10 being made on every side
and the law will likely be declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme
Many Medina young people will
read with interest the news that
President Thompson, of O. S. u, has
resigned and will leave the university
after this school year.
Miss Irene Stamp, of Lafayette
road, and Mr.. Edward Keller, of
Wadsworth, will be married at the
home of the groom's parents at
Wadsworth, Nov. 27.
The annual meeting of the Fair
board will be held in Medina Saturday
Election of directors will be one of
the features of the gathering, with
canvass of the business of the past
year.
The Episcopal church will soon
make an every-member canvass, this
being part of a nationwide cam
paign of that denomination to begin
Dec. 7, in which the local parish will
participate.
Morning Star Lodge, I. O. O. F.,
will elect officers for the ensuing
term, at the next regular meeting, on
Monday, Dec. /; also State grand
officers. A large attendance is de-
sired. There will be initiation of
candidates.
AT the monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church Mon
day afternoon, Miss Marileah Gish
sang a solo and Mrs. Otto Harp, of
Wadsworth, gave pantomime of
"My County 'Tis of Thee" A dainty
lunch was served by Mrs. Rollins
class.
In the partition of real estate
case of Alvin Schantz VS.. Desdamona
Rowley, neither of parties involved
elected to take etsate at it's ap-
praised value, and on motion of plain
tiff, it was ordered that said premises
be sold at public auction.
-Sergt. Howard Sheppard, who. re-
Gently returned from service in VSi-
Iberia, gave a short talk at the Mon
day night meeting Of Odd Fellows.
He is a member of Morning Star
lodge, in Medina. He gave brother
Odd Fellows a new insight into con-
ditions in that far-of north country.
The will of the late Paul John
son, who died the result of gunshot
wounds received in an alteration in
Cleveland, was filed for probate this
week, and by it's terms Clyde john
son, brother of the deceased, is left
all the property, both real and per-
sonal. The will bears the date Of
Oct. IA, this year.
Sheriff Bigelow has been enter
tanning foreigner for the past few
days who refuses to work, and in
sists that the county send him back
to the old country. The man worked
in Medina for several weeks, went to
Cleveland, blew in his money on
booze and now wants transportation
home.
The Eastern Star lodge installed
Officers Tuesday. Mrs. Olga Glasier,
of Cleveland, presided as associate
grand matron; Mrs. Francis Scott,
worthy matron of Brooklyn lodge, as
grand chaplain; Mrs. Mary Leach, as
grand organist, and Mrs. Dora Street,
worthy matron of Litchfeld chapter,
acted as grand marshal.
| The tone-test recital at the Prin-
cess theater Saturday afternoon
brought out many Medina citizens to
hear Glen Ellison sing in competition
with the Phonograph. The program
proved both entertaining and instruc-
tive to those present. So perfect has
the Edison instrument been made thai
it was impossible for many to dis
tinguish between the singer and the
reproduction on the instrument.
w. F. Bohley, who gave short
talk to his brother Odd Fellows on
Monday evening at the meeting of the
lodge, was in the late war and saw
service in the army. When younger
man he enlisted in the navy and had
served his time and been retired be-
fore the late war began. He enlisted,
however, and saw his second service
in the army. He told many entertain
ing experiences.
"A delegation of Medina Masons
went to Akron Saturday to be present
at the exemplifcation of the Royal
Arch degree in the new Akron Tenn
pie. A team from Cincinnati, said
to be the most efficient team in the
State, put on the work. Work started
at 2 p. m. and continued until Sun
day morning. Dinner was served at 6
o'clock, with abundant lunch at mid
night. The Medina delegation came
home with songs of praise on their
Inns