The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05

land. The men will remain in Me-
dina one week.
Mr.. Ross Loehr has bought the
Selkirk property on North Elmwood
street.
Earl Funk and family are NOV
ing into the Bishop block this week !
on N. Court street.
A number of Knights of Pythias
attended the county convention at Sc
vile town hall last Friday evening.
Mr.. Hagar, an oil driller work
ing in the Medina field, is moving his
family into the Bishop block, on N.
Court street. :,
The Delco Lighting Co. is install
ing new offices at 21S S. Court street,
in the room formerly occupied by the
Milk Products Co.
Mr.. Ethan Conant, who was
taken to Cleveland hospital two or
three weeks ago, is reported IN
very serious condition.
The drill is still being pushed
down in the gas we'll being drilled on
the earns farm, south of town, but so
far has found no gusher.
The Friendship class. OF the
Church of Christ Sunday school will
entertain friends with pie social on
Friday evening, Dec. II.
j. M. Small, Y. M. c. A. secre-
tary, will lecture at the Seville Bap-
tist church next Sunday evening on
the subject "The Other Wise Man."
Local dealers received new price
lists for the Essex auto this week and
the new lists announce reduction OF
of $1OO a car to take effect Dec. l.
Boy, page Mr.. Hoover! ,
Commissioners have instructed
the sheriff to have the Jail piped for
gas which will be used for lighting
during the intermittent periods when
there is no electric current.
The thermometer registered as
low as IL degrees above zero on
Wednesday morning, but as soon as
the sun came out the mercury rose
quite rapidly to near the comfort
point. =,
The Jacob Smith auto, wrecked
in the accident at the power house
crossing north Of Medina last week,
was taken to garage here Thursday.
1t was a complete. wreck.
Before leaving for Columbus to
attend the Sunday school convention
held at the Capitol last week the Me-
dina county delegation, 18 strong,
posed at the Southwestern depot for a
picture.
-Codding, Bagley & Case have
rented the entire up stairs OF the
Princess block which will neceasitaVe
Arthur VanEpp lOmoving his law
office. The latter has not decided as
yet where he will locate.
The American Legion is pulling
for 200 members. To get these two
teams for solicitation have been
formed with H. W. Lanphear and r.
H. Gunkelman as captains. There are
20 in team and the fight is on. The
post is called the Courtney Lawrence.
Medina Odd Fellows elected
officers Monday night as follows: E.
E. Woodruff, N. G.; Homeri Watkins,
V. G.; John Mosgrove, Sec; VIM
Kane, fin. Sec; 0. c. Thatcher, treas;
j. R. Kennon, trustee to take the
place of DR.. Freeman, term expired.
The Medina County Ministerial
Assn. will meet in the parlors of the
Baptist church Monday at 10 a. m
Rev. C. R. McMeeker, pastor of the
Leroy M. E. church, will read paper
on Finding Folks for Christ and the
Church" All Medina county pastor
are invited.
The Junior Hustlers, Church o1
Christ Sunday school class, have
raised $100 which they purpose donat
ing towards the proposed new church
Other classes working with them hope
to pile up a total of 5000 by Jan. 1
Coin cards for 10 dimes is this class
latest stunt.
"A Junior Guild has been orga
nized among the young people of th>
Medina Episcopal church. The frs
meeting was held at the home of Mrs
Mary Kimball, E. Washington street
Monday evening. At the next meeting
Dec. 16, officers will be elected ant
the organization perfected.
Not lump of soft coal for salt
in Medina the first of the week anr
only a few tons of hard COAL Car
; ordered and enroute were command
cred several times within the pas
three weeks, but there are good rea
sons to believe that car will ge
through by the last of the week.
The Nationwide campaign fo
funds by the Episcopal church will b
conducted in Medina on Sunday af
!, ternoon. About thirty teams of tw,
will devote the whole afternoon to tn
canvass. At the evening hour fo
; supper the teams will all assemble a
the Parish house for report and will
be served picnic supper.
F. M. Plank went to Clevelan,
last week to attend the Ohio Fai
, Circuit meet at the Statler hotel. Sc
i sions We're held Monday and Tuesda,
with a banquet Monday evening. Tn
, attendance was good and plans wer
made for the coming years display;
Mr.. Plank was the Medina represen
tative.
Orders to the agent of the North
ern Ohio Ry. are to begin, Dec. /, t
J bill shipments according to the meth
DDS in vogue before the government
) took the lines over for war purpose;
The universal methods" in vogue fo
' the past two years are Of the pas
: and railway men feel that this point
to return to the original holders Q
;, the lines not as yet turned back.
S B. o. Inman, just home from
visit to Michigan, says he was as fa