The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-03

| Evening preaching services Will
be resumed at the Congregational
church Sunday.
| Winter tourist rates have been
posted by the B. & o. Ry., taking
effect October /. The schedule has to
do with the rates to the South and
Southwest. The rate to Florida points
will be $66 round trip, good going on
and after October 1 and returning up
to April 80.
"A rumor which gained some cur
rency this week to the effect that c.
A. Arndt will move his rug weaving
concern to Rittman, is unfounded, ac-
cording to Mr.. Arndt. How the rumor
started he was unable to say.
To more fully organize for the
religious survey in this county, plan
ned by religious denominations re-
gardless of creed, county council
will be formed Friday evening, Oc-
tober 3, meeting for organization, be-
ing convened in the Y. NJ. G. A.
Iooms.
Recent legislation provides for a
teachers retirement board in the
State which shall have the placing on
the retirement rolls teachers who
have taught the allotted number of
years. All teachers are to vote for
board members, teachers in the
townships on Oct. II ,and in cities on
Oct. 18. Tellers for Medina county
are W. E. Conkle, A. w. Elliott and
d. w. Pearce.
The coming Sunday is big day
in the plans of the Congregational
church and Sunday school. While an
effort will be made for large attend
ance of members of church and con-
gregation, visitors will also be made
welcome. Sunday school officers are
asking for an attendance of 1000.
October 12 is Pilgrim Memorial
Fund Sunday in the Medina Congre-
gational church.
Chester Ryan, wife and baby, spent
Sunday the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kemp at Valley City.
John Gayer and family were Sun
day guest at the VIM. Gayer home
in Valley City.
The Junior Hustlers Bible class Of
the Church of Christ will have sale
of home baking, Saturday afternoon
October A, in the Liberty loan office
Pomona Grange will meet with
Buckeye Grange at Granger on Sat
urday, Oct. IL. 1t is expected thai
Mrs. Harriet Dixon, former State lee
turer, will be present and help in the
program. A good attendance is de-
sired.
Motion to quash the indictment
against Claud Blood, charged with
killing, will be argued to the Cour
Saturday morning.
Laying brick on w. Smith Road il
completed as also at the intersection
of Elmwood, but the rain of Wednes
day morning stopped the work o.
sanding and cementing.
-Thos. Richards, shoemaker on N
Court street, received message OF
Wednesday telling of the serious ill
ness of his daughters husband, w. K
Miller, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
Attorneys for the Buckeye Pip
Line Co. in the case VS.. Nellie Ring
given Judgment in Probate Court las
week, have filed motion for new
trial.
| The Sunday school of the Bap
tist church will hold mission rail-!
Sunday evening. The program, b!
the school, will be one of mission
activities, embracing music and rec
itations.
Clinton Edwards, the Chatham
youth adjudged a delinquent ant
sentenced last week to an indeter
inmate term in the Boys Industrial
School at Lancaster, and Andy Mich
OILS, who received a similar sentence
in common pleas court for larceny
were taken to that institution OF
Thursday of this week. Cheste
Crumpacker, Nichols partner, wh'
received suspended sentence, wa
released from Jail on Tuesday O.
this week. The latter youth wa
sentenced last Wednesday, but late
paroled by the court. Owing to th'
procrastination of the prosecuting
attorney the journal entry in tn
case was not filed until late Thurs
day and the papers sent to Lancas
ter. Permission must be received
from the authorities there befor
Crumpacker will be allowed to re
turn to his home in Indiana.
Ten Medina circles Of the King
Daughters have donated $235 towar'
fund of $4,000 which is bein,
raised to furnish a home at Bucyru
for dependent girls. The home vii
be inter-denominational and will ac
commodate from 20 to 30 children
1t is the plan Of the trustees to keel
only girls at the home but shoul
occasion arise boy babies may be ad
mitted. The purchase price an
upkeep of the home will be made pos
sible by drive which is under wa
whereby circles Of Kings Daughter
over the entire state subscribe a
large sums as possible and for eac
dollar obtained one share of stoc
in the new home will be issued, i
some cases to the chapter as
, whole and again to the individual
making the donation. Besides rails
ing $235 for this home the ten Nc
dina circles which comprise the Nc
dina Village Union, have disburse
!, a total of $3.50 during the past yea
!, to the sick and needy. Black Ledg
Inn, at Catawba Island, vacatio
home for self-supporting girls,
! ! also maintained by the Kings Daugl
ters of the State of Ohio, as well g
!, large shipments of clothing bein
: sent to various orphanages.
v Mrs. M. J. Bensinger, who We
operated upon week ago at ii