The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
IL ocAL EVENTS


--Orson Bowman, who has been en-
ployed on county road work, was
operated upon for gall stones Monday
at Fairview hospital, Cleveland.
On Monday deal was closed by
George Mellert through which he came
into possession of the f. A. Branch
homestead on South Broadway, the
consideration being about $4,000. Mr..
Branch is contemplating the purchase
of property in Lakewood.
Mrs. Codding has sold her place
on Lafayette road to Frank Foskett..
The transfer was made the latter part
of last week.
Commencement exercises OF the
Wadsworth high school will be held
this Friday evening. There are 2S
in the class. State School Commits
sioner Pearson has been engaged to
deliver the class address.
L. F. Carver has been engaged to
deliver an address at Litchtield on
Memorial day.
Akron adopted central standard
time on Monday by turning her clocks
back an hour.
A little daughter Of Earl Ewing,
who lives south of Medina on the
Seville pike, was buried In Spring
Grove cemetery on Sunday. The fun
eral was held at Chippewa Lake. The
child died on Friday from spinal
meningitis.
w. o. Kindig, the gardner, is ar
ranging to put out five or six acres
of tomatoes this spring, most OF
which crop he expects to harvest and
can in his own factory. Not only will
he put up his own crop in this way,
but will buy tomatoes and thus in
crease the product of his canning fac
tory. He had excellent success In
disposing of his output last year and
expects to do an increased business
this year, having established a local
reputation for his goods.
The Medina County Pomona
grange will meet with Litchfeld
grange on Saturday night, May "a
A good program has been arranged
The Winyah club and their wives
will be entertained with May party
in the club rooms next Wednesday
night. Ted Robinson of the CLEVELAND
Plain Dealer will be present and give
a humorous talk. An orchestra will
furnish music for dancing later II
the evening.
Mayor Dimmock states that hi
has been waiting for dryer weather
before designating a village cleanup
day. Owing to the depleted condition
of the village treasury no attempt vii
be made to carry away tin cans ant
other refuse.
-Ninety-one couples attended TIM
Firemen's dance at Chippewa Lake
which was a fine crowd, considering
the weather. Arrangements are being
made by the fremen to hold a dane
at the lake Wednesday night during
fair week, Manager Beach having
donated the hall for this occasion.
The Red Cross has received wore
that all soldiers discharged before tn
government was giving them five cent
mileage, can procure the difference
coming to them by appearing at tn
Red Cross Office and making out tn
necessary papers. The blanks TO
this purpose will be here in fey
days. Every soldier should bring hi
discharge papers with him, so that
certified copy can be made Of then
showing conclusively that he has onl
received portion Of the mileage du
to him from the government.
The Pythian sisters will discus
important business at their next regu
lar meeting.
The Friendship class of tn
Church of Christ will have "Smile
social Friday evening, May %, at Mis-
Charlotte McF adden's home.
NO clew has developed as to til
identity of the burglar who ransacke
a number of homes in the village la
week.
Work on the grounds of the Chi
pewa Lake Community club has bee
progressing the past week, when su
veys were made for gas and sewe
which will be installed shortly.
A three million foot gas well W;
drilled in on the John Whipple fam
east of town, last Friday afternoo
this flow of gas being obtained wit
out shooting" the well. A secol
well has now been started on t
same property.
The regular meeting Of the boa
of trade was scheduled for Wednesd
evening, but no matters of importan
were discussed, there being but
dozen or so members present.
The "Swiss Bell Ringers" W
give concerts on Saturday, May
afternoon and evening. These ent'
tainers will come here under the {
spices of the Girl Scouts.
Mrs. ]. E. Mason was taken
Fairview hospital last Thursday
treatment. Her condition is much
proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Seymour v
move to Cleveland June list wh'
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