The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-28


a call to Whitestown, Ind.
The name of Private Edward Mich
OILS of Seville appeared in Saturdays
casualty list among those reported as
slightly wounded.
| A daughter was born last Sun
day morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Bryant.
Mrs. Codding of Lafayette Road
sustained slight stroke at her home
Wednesday. Her condition is not re-
ported as critical.
NO action has been taken this
week by the County Y. M. C. A. Com
mittee toward securing successor to
R. A. Stow as county secretary.
The new fire engine for the vil-
lage arrived in town Thursday morn
ing over the Northern Ohio from FL
mira, N. Y. 1t will be removed to
the fire station today. Next Wednes-
day it will be tested out on the public
square, when it is expected that rep
resentatives will be present from the
fire departments of Akron, Barber
ton, Elyria and Massillon, and Chief
Wallace of the Cleveland department
may attend.
Two mad dogs ran amuck in town
this week, one of them biting three
different children. One of the ami
mails belonged to Jesse Erb, the other
to Frank Heiss. The latter bit Alice
Robinson, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
H. P. H. Robinson, Heiss' daughter,
and DR.. w. F. Wise's son. The dog
was killed and it's head sent to Co.
lumbus by DR.. Wise for examination.
, Erb's dog confined it's attacks to Erb's
hogs, tho he jumped at Erb once,
when the latter defended himself with
a pitchfork, later killing the dog.
! Whether the Pasteur treatment will
be administered to those bitten doubt
less depends upon whether it is dis
closed that the dog was afflicted with
rabies. The children were not SER
iously injured.
-Chas. L. Koch and Jas. J. Hodous
of the U. S. Revenue service, 18th
Ohio district, arrived in Medina Tues
day, where they will remain until the
middle of next week to assist the
people of the county in figuring out
their income tax. Their office is in
the jury room at the court house and
anyone in doubt as to his duty with
regard to the amount of tax he should
pay will do we'll to consult these men.
Joseph Thompson, who has been i'll
for the past week or two at the home
of Art Young, was removed to the
county infrmary Monday afternoon,
because of inability to secure a nurse
Mr.. Thompson is Jamaican, having
wife and children in that country
whom he is expecting later to bring
to join him here. His removal to the
county home was wholly a matter of
expediency, as Mr.. Thompson is not
destitute. He is an employe of the
A. I. Root Co.
The Christian Endeavor society
of the Church of Christ will give a
program at the church next Sunday
evening, to take the place of the reg
lar church service. The program is
as follows: Song, Cup Rouse Ye
Soldiers of the Cross; invocation;
song, 30 Zion, Haste Thy Mission;
Scripture reading and prayer, E. F.
Gibbs; song, "Hail the Hero Work
ers"; address, "Some of the Older
Workers of Christian Endeavor', w:
P. Root; address, "Damoh, India
Work" Vesta Johnson; address, "The
Great Christian Endeavor in Bolinge,"
Mrs. Will Cover; song, "Coming, Com
ing, Yes They Are"; recitation, Eve
lyn Nichols; solo, "Will You Give to
jesus? Mrs. Jennie Bowman; ad-
dresses, "My Reason for Wanting to
Become Missionary" Lillian Eak-
ems and Cecil Smith; offering; song,
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
-Seymo1l Ensign is laid up this
week with an attack of pleurisy.
Arthur Tanner, letter carrier, has
been confined to his home the past
week or more with influenza, his
postal work being performed by John
Beck.
Congressman Martin L. Davey
has interested himself many times re-
Gently in obtaining information con-
cerning soldier boys abroad, for their
relatives, who had not heard from the
former for months and had been un-
able to obtain satisfactory informa-
ton elsewhere. Especially was this
the case in several instances where a
soldier had been reported as wound
ed, tho his name had not appeared
in the casualty lists. Mr.. Davey is
glad to be of service to any of his
constituents in this manner whenever
it is possible for him to do so, and
they may have no hesitation in pre-
senting their wants to him.
AS a means of restraint pend
ing her removal to the sanitarium at
Cuyahoga Falls for mental treatment.
Miss Margaret Hopkins of bonneville
was brought to the county jail on
Thursday evening of last week by her
brothers, Frank and Daniel.
Members of the Ohio forestry as
will request Governor James
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