The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-13

Wednesday was flower mission
day at the county inirmary and q
large number of the w. G. I. Y.
ladies took advantage of the usual
custom and held picnic dinner at
the home.
William Hobart, son of B. F. Ho-
bart, who recently returned to this
country from service in France, ar
rived in Medina last Thursday where
he will spend To-day furlough. Will
liam at present is stationed at a hos
pital in Pittsburg, having been re-
turned as casual, the result OF a
broken wrist. At the expiration of his
furlough he will return to the hospital
and expects to receive his final dis
charge papers within week or ten
days.
"A large number Of Pythian Sis
ter who were attending the annual
convention at Akron this week came
over to Medina and inspected the new
| Sophia Huntington Parker home. I.
! Miss Ruth Overholt of Wadsworth
and Roy A. Anderson of Akron were
married last Saturday morning at the
M. E. parsonage by Rev. Bryenton
The couple left for Oklahoma, where
they will make their future home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cow.
er (nee Pearl Cole) of Youngstown
June 7, daughter, Eileen Phyllis:
The Girl Scouts will serve ice
cream on the north side Of the square
Saturday evening from six to nine
o'clock.
Mrs. John Tanner was removed
to Huron Road hospital Monday, sui
fering from peritonitis.
Miss Sutton, 1892 Bronson street
was removed to Fairview hospital
Cleveland, Tuesday, where she wa
operated upon for appendicitis.
The traffic sign on the northwes
corner of the square was run mt
Wednesday, sustaining damages whlcl
E necessitated trip to the blacksmith
shop.
Henry Brown, an employee OF tn
: Henry-Miller Foundry Co., was ser
iously injured on Tuesday Of thi
: week when a mass of molten lro
y which he was carrying fell on his fee
Brown was filing molds and trippe
e lust after filling huge ladle, the he
n metal spilling out, badly burning on
7 of his feet. He was rushed to
> Cleveland hospital where it wa
n thought amputation of the foot woul
be necessary.
/ DIR. J. N. Sipher was taken i'll
'e his office on Tuesday and had to
n removed to his home. He was alb
n to take up his duties again on Thur
y day.
ia The 54th annual Sunday Scho
lc convention was held at Seville la
Friday and Saturday, but was vel
al poorly attended, considering that
IN was county affair. Two sta
n speakers were present and both ga
al excellent addresses. A complete a
le count of the meeting will be foul
en- on page II. :.
n A number of delegates from M
I dina county are planning to attend Il
+. Goth Ohio Sunday School conventio
s. which will be held in the armory
e Akron on June 17-1S-19. Several fal
tn lilies intend camping out near the ci
On in order to attend all sessions
Word has been received that II
i'll Craig is now stationed at Chillicotf
e. and expects to receive his final d
ut charge papers shortly. ),
es -Rumor has it that the hospit
he at Camp Sherman will be disconti
lie ued within short time. Claren
tie Rickard is at present confined the
VS. and it is thought he together with t
sit other patients, will be sent to sol
place in Michigan. ;.
ill Mayor Dimmock, whose resign
ay ton as pastor of the Baptist chul
,m becomes effective September /, sta
err that he does not contemplate leavi
Medina, at last not until fall.