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

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have but one record better and that
is but little more than this.N How
could Mr., Bart be so successful in
sales at Chippewa Lake? By believ-
ing that it ought to be done and could
be done. G. A. Hartinger, Spencer,
$1S66; F. D. Riffey, Seville, $1S85.50;
Miss Wheatley, Medina, $5883.5O; Miss
Indoe, Granger, Primary room, $223.
The banner for the week goes to Miss
Johnson's room, Garfield building, Me-
dina. Our total sales of stamps to
date is $24, ,161.75. This amount ought
to be increased materially before the
close of our nine month schools.
The County Field meet will take
place on the Medina school grounds
Saturday, May 81. All schools inter-
ested should plan accordingly and
make entries as early as possible.
There is no reason why the schools
that have closed may not compete. 1t
is expected that they take part 1t
is impossible to have the date earlier
than this and get the different series
of games played off. Bad weather has
put many schools behind schedule. 1t
is hoped that we may make this a
great day. y ~ /,
4 Now is the time for high school
seniors to be. thinking Of "what next" "
For those inclined toward teaching,
the County Normal school should re-
ceive careful consideration. Students
can attend here for year at a mini
mum cost. The school has been i'm
proved and better organized this year.
A room for directed teaching has been
installed. All Of the work is kept
close to actual school conditions. Sew
eral of our students are all ready 10
Gated for next year. Teachers salar-
les are better and will continue to
get better. The people are determined
to have their children taught by pre-
pared teachers. Rural people are go
ing to have good schools. Tax ad-
justments and legislation are sure to
put our schools on proper basis be-
fore long. By doing this years work,
and making success of teaching, one
may teach twelve years on the basis
of the year of work done in the Me-
dina County Normal Training school.
This is an opportunity for large
number of Medina county young peo-
pie.
Teachers who are members of the
North Eastern Ohio Teachers Assocl-
alton. If there are any mistakes,
they will gladly be corrected:
Litchfeld-Carlotta Osborne, Helen
Smith, Nita Thomas, Mrs. Britto
Stoner, Arthur McQuate.
Homerville-O. X. Lehman, Mildred
Smith, Hope Edwards, Essie Heath.
Granger-Mrs. Velora Mclean, Ma
rion Simmons, Clara Wickwire, Esther
Indoe.
Brunswick-E. N. Drake, Hazel
Clark, Ruth Banker, Gertrude Hum
phrey, Marie Ridiker, Ethel Finley,
Lucille Miller.
Hinckley-Lillian Warner, Beatrice
GAVIN, Mildred Thompson, Leila East
wood, Ava Porter, Mary Eastwood.
Medina--D. W. Pearce, G. F. Nc
Fadden, Martha Tanner, Marie Russel,
Mayno Pratt, Beatrice Blakeslee.
Sharon--H. Conarroe, Mabel Russel,
Mrs. Velma Everhard, Mrs. Pauline
Copley, HELEN Bryenton, Thelma
Nichols, Winifred Howe.
Guilford-Itka Holmes.
Seville-F. D. Riffey, Helen Simp-
son, Mrs. Evalyn Hange, Mabelle
Fischer, Laura Detwiller, Elsie Nc
Kean, Sybil Kreider, Lillian Speck,
Matte Lutz. ~ II
Leroy-R. f. Howe, D. D. LYDIA,
Margaret Detwiller, Hazel Hammond,
Olivia Halvorson, Florence High,
Dorothy Rex, Fern Sharp, Helen
Kershner, Mary Parsons, Hilda
Pearson, Mary L. Beach.
Spencer-G. A. Hartinger, Dora
Summer, Mabel Morrell, nellie Stroup
Rose Handwark, Lucina Shaw
Mallet Creek-Laura Won Ger
echten, Relda Cady, Esther Tubbs
Florence Rex, Orene Sherman.
Valley City-R. c. Taught, Ellen
Powelson, Ruth Wright, Hester
Taught, Edith Wolfe, Theresa Hosmer
Mabel Flickinger, Frances Hinde.
Wadsworth Twp.-R. B. Simon
Irene Fletcher, Ruth Clark, Mrs
Paul Damon, Lula Nolf.
Chatham-Chas. Neisz, Mildred
Leach, Sophia Bevins, Ethel Carver
/ Edna Geisinger.