The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-25
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Mrs. Della Moore has disposed OF
her South Court street property to
Frank Mumaw of Poe, who expects to
occupy the same in the near future.
Geo. Musch, who recently moved
his family to Cuyahoga Falls, will re-
turn to Medina and take up residence
at the old home on E. North street.
N. P. Nichols, who has been con-
fined to his room for months, has re-
covered to such degree that he has
been able to ride out time or two
the past week.
The 332d regiment which return
ed from Italy last week is scheduled
to parade in Cleveland today. John
Moore is lieutenant in this unit and
will probably be sent to Camp Sher-
man next week, where mastering out
will be completed.
On Sunday evening at the Church
of Christ Edwin Gibbs, of Brunswick,
who has recently returned from
France, will speak of his experiences,
and will exhibit many of the curios
he obtained while abroad.
Pupils of York high school will
give a play entitled alabama" on
Saturday evening, May 8. The play
is portrayal of an old Southern ro-
nance and will be given at the town
hall at York. Proceeds will be used
for high school library.
"A. D. Aylard wore broad smile
on Friday, the cause of which was the
receipt from Pinecastle, Fla, of box
of beautiful roses and lilies, the gift
of his friend, DR.. S. w. Reed, of
Brunswick, who has been down there
the past winter. A. D. gave num-
Der of his friends a peep at these
beauties, and they enjoyed seeing them
very much.
-Mahlon Walker, member of the
S. A. T. C. of Hiram last fall, and
who was honorably discharged in De-
cember, went to Cleveland and enlist
ed in the regular army and is now sta
toned at Camp Meade, Nd, where he
expects to leave soon for France. Mr.
Walker previous to his t' hent hao
been emf ployed at the Goodyear Rub
Der Co. in Akron.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for-Mrs. Dora Brandt
The Union News Co., Stegman Stamp
Co., Rep. Webb Pub. Co.
"A number of Medina people at
tended the Liberty Loan meeting held
in Wadsworth Tuesday evening anc
were thrilledby some of Lieut.. Garver's
descriptions of aerial warfare in
France
Mrs. Ward Washburn was taken
to a Cleveland hospital on Wednesday
of this week
Mrs. Offineer was taken to a
Cleveland hospital Tuesday.
Judge Mcclure assigned dates
Tuesday for the cases which will
come to trial this term of court. We'd
nesday the case of Scott vs.. Barnes
was heard. Plaintiff asked court to
set aside deed, injunction and equit-
able relief. The motion to petition
was sustained. Plaintiff was given
leave to amend petition by interlinea-
tion instanter. Defendant has leave
to answer within rule. The trials of
Damon VS.. Village of Medina, N. o. R.
R. Co. VS.. Village Of Medina and
Turril VS., Turril were assigned to
a foreign court.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Card
ner, Saturday, April 10, daughter.
-Steingass and Broadway moved
this week from the Griesinger block
on S. Court street to their new loca-
tion in the Hemmeter block.
-Workmen have nearly finished
tearing down the wall between the
Old Phoenix bank and the room for
merly occupied by the electric light
company.
"A telegram received this week by
his parents announced the arrival of
Louis Best in New York City.
Word this week from Clarence
Richard has been very favorable, Clar-
ence is now able to sit up in bed, and
his limb in which blood poison had
set in, has responded to treatment.
Case examination of the postoffice
employees was held on Tuesday of this
week. Miss Mary Klimball and Orlo
Woodruff threw 86d pieces of mail,
the former missing 4 and finishing in
n minutes, the latter taking 81 min
utes with 7 mistakes. James Lamp
son and Chester Ryan each threw 990
pieces. Sampson made 6 mistakes
and took AZ minutes; Ryan finished
in II minutes with but misses.
-torty-three new members were
taken into the Congregational church
on Easter Sunday.
C. V. Kingsbury will open meat
market in the Griesinger block on
Saturday, April 26.