The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-07

tef, WHlCits dlVSA SVAAiS ~. -
admitted. At a hearing before JUS
tice w. P. Ainsworth on Tuesday,
Blakeslee entered plea OF not guilty
and was bound over to the grand jury
under bond of $3.50, which was
signed by Blakeslee's sisters, and ne
was released from custody.
Monday evening, Feb. 10, Morn
ing Star Lodge /. O. O. F. will confer
the initatory degree, and on the ev-
ening of March 3, a large rally meet
ing will be held. At this time the
State Grand Master will be present,
the meeting to be followed BY BAN
quet and general good time. lnyl-
| tations have been sent to Wadsworth,
Creston, Lodi and Brunswick lodges.
Visiting brothers in Medina and VIC
nifty are expected to be present.
| Medina county Pomona Grange,
which was to have been held in Litch-
Ifeld, has been indefinitely postponed
| on account of the flu.
| Local firemen will hold a dance
on Thursday evening, Feb. 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wertz have
been ill at their home this week, the
former with severe cold, the latter
with indigestion. Both are GONZALES
cling.
| Representative Frank L. Lytle, of
i Wadsworth, has been appointed
member of the conference committee
to settle the issue of whether the ap-
preparation originally provided for IN
the governors mansion bill shall be
reduced by $4,000. The senate and
house are disagreed as to the imam
cial provisions of the bill, Governor
Cox having recently vetoed the bill.
Mrs. Maude Dawson Sauter, a
! former Medina county girl, but now
,, of Glasgow, Mont, in letter to the
Sentinel, has the following to say
concerning the locality in which she
> resides: at is in the wheat belt and
many sheep are raised here, as it is
good grazing land. We are about 70
miles north of the Missouri river and
100 miles from the Canadian line. The
: climate is fine, it rivaling California,
:. ONLY two snow storms all winter, and
those very light. Altho l claim Me-
:, dina county as my home, having spent
! !, most of my life there, can say | am
perfectly satisfied with northern Mon
n tana."
y u "A telegram received last Friday
by his sister, Mrs. Alfred Griesinger
from Lieut.. Carl Lowe, announced
y the latter's safe arrival from overseas
:, Mr.. Lowe is with the 83rd division.
y Sheldon Funk arrived in New
= York from overseas last Friday, ac
= cording to telegram received by hi
g wife. He was sent at once to CAM
5 Sherman.
y Il Mr. John Armbruster was pain
- fully injured Tuesday evening whll'
le removing the harness from his hors
> at his home on Center road. Th'
! horse had stepped on the hitchlns
~ strap and as Mr.. Armbruster attempt
y y ed to Jerk it loose, the animal jumped
~ it's head striking Mr.. Armbruster owe
,fl the eye, dazing him and causing. i'll
- ness from which he has not yet full.
% recovered.
> A heavy producing gas well
: reported to have been drilled in Wed
= nesday on the Desnoyers farm on +
"a Smith road.
le The county commissioners O
n Monday granted the petition for tn
~ =, Improvement of the road known a
~ Sec. C of the Wooster-Elyria count
- = road No. II, in Chatham, distanc
= of 2.53 miles, the improvement to b
!, of concrete; also the improvement 0
! Sec. D of the same road in sam
y township. distance Of 253 miles, Q
u concrete. A petition for the improve
~ ment of Sec. E-2 of the Barberton
- Greenwich inter-county highway M
n 81, in Westfield township, distanc
~ of 1458 feet, was likewise granted.
" Charges that Ohio soldiers OF tn
70 332d Infantry regiment, located o
w Cattaro, in Dalmatia and Austria, ar
a. i'll fed, i'll clothed and commanded b
- drunken officers were presented
- Congress Wednesday by Represents
: tive Mccullough Of Canton, whose II
Fl formant, he said, was Homer /
=, 10 Black. Canton lawyer. The latte
~ stated that several soldiers known
. him personally as honest and truth
as full, have written their parents ths
~ food is so scarce that ''it is necessar
y ~ for us to steal" to get enough to ca
10 % John Moore of Medina belonged t
&c the 332d Regiment.
ks Reports from the townships tai
ad M ing part in the Armenian Relief Fun
be campaign are not vet in shape fc
g. publication. 1t is known that Medin
&c q township, Litchfeld, Liverpool an
II. Sharon townships have exceeded the
quotas, but the exact figures have nj
ar yet been computed. Wadswortl
nj Spencer and Hinckley have not mac
.s- their canvass yet, and the remainin
" townships have filed no report at al
;ss BY vote of more than two to or
ar in each house Wednesday, the gener
hv assembly adopted resolution appea
- ing to the United States senators
of Ohio to vote for submission of fe'
ed eral suffrage to the states for ratil
3 cation or rejection, an amendmel
HI now pending in congress to gi'
IL women the ballot. Representa-,
&c g. Lytle of Wadsworth recorded an a!
M vote.