The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-30
IL ocAL EVENTS

church next Saturday, May 81. Th
afternoon matinee for children will bt
gin at 2:30, the evening performanc
at 8 o'clock, The company come
here under the auspices of the Gil
Scouts.
Repeal of the daylight saving LAY
attached as rider to the agriculture
appropriation bill was reported favor
ably by the house agricultural com
mittee on Monday. The repeal woul
become effective the second Sunda,
after the passage of the bill.
The annual G. A. R. memoria
service was held in st. Paul's churcl
last Sunday and was well attended
Rev. Caulk's sermon on "Men VIII,
Have Hazarded Their Lives for Christ
was ably presented and the recto
was highly complimented by G. A. R
members.
Medina W. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Charles Davis, Friday, June 6
at 2 p. m. Each member is asked tt
bring a plant or bouquet of flowers
together with a poem, reading, story
or short talk on the flower she brings
these to be used for the afternoon
program. The flowers will be sent to
the sick and shut-ins.
But one death was reported in
Medina county last week. This shows
the county to be in a healthy state
despite the epidemic of flu that has
swept over the country.
The jury commission began Mon
day morning the work of selecting the
juries for the coming term of court.
G. M. Hatch and G. M. Taylor COM
pose the commission. They will tour
the county in an effort to select the
right men for jury work.
Next Monday is the last day al
lowed assessors to file their reports.
All but three had finished their work
on Thursday.
Clarence Thomson, nephew of
Miss F. E. Thomson, addressed the
pupils Of the high school on Monday
morning. Ralph Worden gave talk
at the same place on Tuesday. Both
boys recently returned from overseas
service.
H. A. Waite begins this week the
ordeal of moving his household goods
to Akron.
Geo. Santee expects to move Mon
day into the house on West Liberty
street, recently purchased of H. A.
Waite.
Sargent & Wertz expect to have
new auto hearse soon. They placed
an order this week with a Bellefoun-
taine firm for the new outfit.
Sarah Isabel, aged 78, died at the
county infirmary Tuesday night.
Funeral was held at Northwest church
at Lafayette Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock and burial made in the church
cemetery. Deceased had been an in
mate of the county home for the past
six years.
"A new ruling was sent out this
week from the internal revenue col
1ector's Office at Cleveland, allowing 4
dealers to charge war tax on ice
cream even when purchased in bulk
for home use. Previous instructions 4
had allowed this to be sold without
the luxury tax.
Forty hours devotion will be held H
at st. Francis XxavieTs church be-
ginning Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. s
The condition of ]. T. Ainsworth
is regarded as critical. y
B. L. Wells was in town several
day this week visiting old friends. Mr..
Wells is living at present with his
sister in Creston, having just returned |
from Bellingham, Wash, where he !
visited his son.
Mr.. Thompson, who recently came
here from Jamaica. was joined this
week by his family and they will live
in the house on West Liberty street
recently vacated by Mr.. Art Young. 0
Mrs. Lyle Rollins moved into her
home on East Washington street We'd
nesday. N
Mrs. ]. E. Mason returned Sunday
from Fairview hospital.
W. E. Hemmeter purchased the
Osborn cottage on the upper grounds
at Chippewa Lake this week. n
commissioners on Monday of this 1
week reached an agreement with s
Smith Road objectors and it is now \
thought the situation is entirely
cleared up.
The seven-year-o daughter of
Geo. Wilbur and wife was taken to
Cleveland hospital last Sunday, suf- s
fering from impaction of the bowels.
-, The Children's day exercises Of
the Church of Christ will be held next h
Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock.
Sheriff Bigelow was in Mansfield y
ana Lancaster on Wednesday of this n
week, taking Ebert Blakeslee to the !!
reformatory to begin his sentence, u
while Hurst Hilton, Jr., of Wadsworth, -
a delinquent child, was taken to the
Boys Industrial home.
Mrs. Anthony Canavan was taken
70 st. Alexis hospital, Cleveland, last E
Monday.
The Princess management has Sc
cured the famous picture, "The Heart J
of Humanity and will offer it to
Inc theater goers on Monday and J
tuesday OF next week. The release
price for this film is the largest ever J
paid in Medina. Secretary of War Ba-
s ker in commenting on the picture said. J
the picture touched me deeply and [
rope that it will help in bringing some
'ort OF League of Nations, which
Will chain the hyena gone mad with
ust and ambition. s.
.-Beglnning next week Medina mer I
hantS will oInca +Lo ,4...u.. - rrT |, g.