The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-01
| LOCAL EVENTS
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Al Young was one of a party
which accompanied the Sheriff OF
Summit County, Pat Hutchinson, to
Columbus last Wednesday and Wit
messed the execution early Thursday
morning of Paul Chiavaro, Akron
gangster who was convicted OF the
murder of policeman.
Fire of unknown origin discovered
at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon de-
stroyed four two-story frame build
ings on Front street, in the business
section of Berea. The flames threat
ened the entire business section for
two hours before being put under con-
troll. The loss is estimated at $l5,0Oo.
Another accident occurred on the
Cleveland, Southwestern Sunday even
ing when an auto was ground 10
pieces bv an interurban car at North
Olmsted, the four occupants OF the
machine being killed instantly.
Anna A. Markley, aged II, died
Thursday evening, July "a, at the
county infrmary. Burial services
were held from that institution Sun
dav and interment was made IN
Spring Grove cemetery.
%. F. Okey, prominent farmer
living north Of town, broke his arm
Sunday, while attempting to crank a
balky automobile.
-Workmen began tearing out the
bricks this week on the newly pur-
chased Hartman property on the
square, preparatory to putting in an
entire new front and combining the
two store rooms. :,
Jennie l.. Van Meter was ad-
Judged insane at hearing in probate
court Monday morning and was COM
mitted to Massillon state hospital.
Sheriff Pat Hutchinson and the
prosecuting attorney Of Summit coun'
ty are having a row over Pats re-
Guest that deputy sheriff be dis
missed on the pretext that the deputy
was charging the gasoline ne used Il
the county. The prosecuting attorne!
claims that the fracas is the out
growth of the deputies persistence IL
arresting slot machine owners
whose operations have been winke'
at by the sheriff. The prosecutor re
Gently severely scored Hutchinson TO
the laxity of discipline at the sheriff
Office, on account Of the fact that sev
eral prisoners have escaped within
short time. =.
ON Tuesday of this week Justic
w. P. Ainsworth performed the cere
mony which united in marriage Leon
ard G. Seymour, of Kenton, O., an
Mrs. Elnora Zies, of Lodi. In the pal
ty accompanying the bridal coupl
were DR.. and Mrs. Crum, Mr.. an
Mrs. c. M. Crum, and Mr.. and Mr.
E. L. Plank, of Lodi, and Mr.. an
Mrs. L. D. Carter, of Akron. Follow
ing the ceremony the crowd went t
Leroy for dinner, and from there tn
bridal couple left for tour throug
the east by auto. Mr.. Seymour ha
acquired considerable wealth in tn
onion growing business. -,
Andy Burnham has purchased tf
Mrs. Addie French property, cornt
Elmwood and North streets.
Miss Della Moore this week sol
her residence on S. Elmwood street
Mrs. Beulah Guyer.
e. J. Sperring has sold what
known as the Pratt farm east of tow
to Akron parties for reported CO.
sideration of $4,000.
According to newspaper di
patches the first division, OF whl
Faye Fenton and Andrew Long a
members, will sail about August Il
"A barn belonging to c. c. Hartt
of Montville township was destroy
by fire Wednesday afternoon about
o'clock, also barn and corn crib
longing to Sam Kulp, of Lafayet
were burned to the ground the sal
day. .
Although the day was cloudle
Medina's electric light current was
for several hours Wednesday aft
~ noon. Ho hum!
The N. O. R. F. are fulfill
their promise made to council sol
time ago and on Wednesday start
work on new crossing over tn
tracks on South Court street.
Advertised letters at the Medi
postofice are for C. c. Adams, M
Katherine Bowman, Geo. Curry,
Devies, Keener Coal Co., Mr.. m