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

Born, on MONDAY morning OF ILLS
week, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Deyell, a
daughter.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Horn, at their home in
Cleveland last Friday.
The Mellert- Weidner Co. laid the
last piece Of asphalt on the road
south of Brunswick on Monday of this
week and the road was opened to
traffic the same evening. Parties en-
route north of Brunswick can turn
either east or west at the center now.
Tom M. Brennan, proprietor of
the restaurant across from the Elec-
tric depot, has rented suite OF
rooms in the second floor Of the Bis
hop block.
Mrs. Cornwell, of Cleveland, has
purchased the White Front restau-
rant of w. H. Reinhardt and wife and
took possession on Monday of this
week. She will continue the business
as in the past. Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
hardt have formed no definite plans
! for the future but are considering
moving west.
George Willis, wife and an aunt
and brother who were visiting at the
Willis home started to motor to
Pittsburg Sunday and while going
through Bedford their machine was
run into by the driver of another car
with the result that the Willis ma
chine was towed to garage and the
party returned to Medina on the
train.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Scherrer on Tuesday morning
of this week.
The Mems class in the Baptist
Sunday school, together with their
families and friends, enjoyed pleas
ant social evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Kenyon, N. Court
street, Wednesday evening.
A teachers training class will
be organized at the Church of Christ
next Sunday, with c. F. McFadden,
district school superintendent, as
teacher. People interested will be
welcomed to the class.
, Miss Aileen Nettleton, living on
, the Granger road, is sick sufferer
from tonSlllClS.
{ B. G. Meek, the new agent al
: the B. & O. Ry. depot in this city
, has purchased the H. H. Northur
property on E. Snaith Road for q
4 home for his family.
"A little chipmunk wandered intt
: Prosecutor Stine's office last week
e and proceeded to chew up some o.
e the Prosecutors valuable papers. A
hunt was organized for his chipmunk
i ship and when he saw the fight was
: on in earnest he left by the from
e door.
h Monday was Founders Day a
Wallace Baldwin College, Berea, ant
f the whole day was given over in tha
Y that college town to appropriate ex
i ercises. Judge Webber, of Elyria, :
d brother to DR.. Webber, of Medina, de
n livered the main address of the occa
sion.
Examinations for candidates TO-
Il the position of mail carrier at Male
~ Creek will be held in Medina ant
!. Wadsworth Saturday.
Mrs. Markle, of Chippewa Lake
p has rented the Princess restaurant
. and taken possession.
y AT the service Sunday mornin.
: at the Episcopal church, Rev. Caull
q will speak on the subject "Our Call,
This discourse will deal with the stor
, of Jonah and the whale.
! -Vesper services at the Episcopa
" " church Sunday, 4 p. m. Special musi
for the occasion.
, The chancel and church Of tn
~ Medina Episcopal ediice has bee
- laid with a new carpet the pas
- week.
" Mrs. J. H. Gates on N. Elmwoot
, raised some premium tomatoes thi
q year. The banner tomato weighed
e pound and ten ounces, and there wer
! number that fell but little short Q
* that weight.
Alpha Frederick has purchase
s the property of Mary Moehle, o
"a West Smith road for home.
81 New York magazine publisher
le have recently mailed out circular lei
IS ters to their subscribers telling thel
e that, because of unreasonable dt
i mands of printers, feeders, pressme
n. and stereotypers they intend to SUI
J., pend publication for several weeks
L until their workmen come to THE
in senses. Failure to receive your fay
a orite magazine can be charged up
this action.