The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-03-21
LOCAL EVENTS !

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returned on Saturday from Camp Tay-
lor, KY, where the former was sum
moned by subpoena as witness IN
the court martial of Will Euga. OF
Brunswick for alleged desertion from
the army some months ago. Euga
was apprehended in Medina by Sher-
iff Bigelow and returned to the army
authorities. Euga acknowledged 10
Sheriff Bigelow that he had left camp
without leave, but seemed to take his
offense lightly. What disposition was
made of the case the sheriff says ne
was unable to learn, but stated that
Euga would probably be sentenced to
imprisonment, perhaps for 80 days, as
many similar offenses were given such
sentences.
The last of a series of preludlal
organ recitals at the M. E. church
will be given next Sunday evening by
the organist, John Beck, assisted by
Mrs. Eta Musser Bigelow and CHOIR;
A brief sermon will also be preached
bv the pastor, Rev. Wallace Fl. Bryen-
ton. The program: Hosanna CWachs)
an Easter number; Capriccio Lem
aigra); Andantino (Lemare); Salute
dAmor (Federlein); solo, "Elisa,s
PRAYER. from Golden Legend
(Buck), Mrs. Bigelow; Anthem, "Pll.
grims' Chorus, from "Ianhauser:,, >,
(Wagner); offertory, "Iraumefer
(Schuman), by request.
The rooms in the Griesingel
building on South Court street, now
occupied as a meat market by Stem
gass & Broadway, who will remove to
the Hemmeter block about April l
have been leased to G. V. Kingsbury
of Wadsworth Road, who will also en-
gage in the meat business.
The Lanphear restaurant was re-
moved this week to the new quarters
one door west Of its previous location
Medina Matinee club members arr
beginning to cast furtive glances il
the direction of the fair grounds
which at this time of year may b'
taken as portentous. A quiet meet
ing of the club was held Wednesda.
night, at which plans for the comilnI
seasons activities were casually dis
cussed, and the date set for the an
nual club banquet. This will be he'll
next Friday evening, March 2S, a
the X. of P. club rooms, at whlc
time election of officers will be hele
An effort will be made to secure
Cleveland orchestra for this occasion
"A "Jack- k-the-Peeper" has bee
keeping the south end Of town al
"het up" lately. 1t is intimated tha
something may be brought to lgh
in the investigation which is beln
conducted. =,
Miss Gladys Harrington had tn
scare of her life Tuesday when, a
she reached the Congregational churc
door she noticed dog following. ne
and acting queerly. She immediate
" climbed the steps of the church
the doors of which failed to opef
A number of men who were in pur
suit of the animal arrived on tn
scene and diverted the dogs attention
until a gun was procured and it wa
shot.
The case of Roswell Hopkins an
Zina Wallis, executors Of the will Q
Edna B. Steudler, deceased, VS.. Oti
F. Briggs ct al, for construction Q
will. was heard before Judge McClur
on Thursday. Edna Steudler wa
the daughter of the late Melissa Brit
tain of Sharon township, at who's
death she became the beneficiary 9
her mothers estate. Subsequent
she married, but died on March
1918. without issue. In her will al
certain bequests deemed by the exc.
utors as ambiguous, and the case
court is to have a legal constructio
placed unon the same. F. W. Wood
Arthur VanEpp and Allen, Water
Young & Address, attorneys f(
plaintiff; Frank Heath and j. W. Sc.
mour, attorneys for defendant.
Medina relatives received VOL
this week of the death on Sunday la
of Mrs. Esther Spitzer, wife of Ga
rett Splitter, at her home in Malde
Mo. Her former home was in We
lington, O. Two weeks ago she al
her husband had inherited half mi
lion dollars, thru the death of M
Spitzer's brother. Garrett Spitzer
q son or MIS-. Anna Opllzel ol Meo
ma and wel-known here.
The following interesting pr
gram, mostly musical, has been a
ranged for next Sunday evening
the Church of Christ: Prelude, 6
Shepherds IdyF" {GeibeD; processlo
al; invocation; hymn 81; Scriptu
reading; violin solo, "Andante', fro
E minor concerto (Mendelssohn
Miss Sipher; vocal solo, "The Day
Ended" (Bartlett), Mrs. Bowma
prayer; anthem, II Heard the Vol
of Jesus Say" Ueighton), choir; Vi
lin solo, "Ave Maria" (Schubel
Wilhelmi), Miss Sipher; announc
ments; offertory, trio, "Adagio" (te
cay, violin, organ, piano; talk, Anne
ican Religious Music;" violin sol
aVaggsang" (Aulin), Miss Sipher; =
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