The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-23

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erty February l, and soon after tina
Rev. Irwin is expected to move t.
Medina.
There are 80 applicants for mem
bership in the Medina lodge of Cd,
Fellows and initiation is being givel
as fast as the order can put the new
members through.
During repairs on the Colonia
house, to be used as a home by Mr.
and Mrs.-R. w. Critics, they are liv.
ing with Mrs. Critics parents on w
Smith road, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mar
tin.
is the new bell on the High school
cracked or it is just naturally defec-
tive? That's what the superintendent
would like to have answered, and he
has insisted that the makers inspect
and report on "what ails it."
"A called meeting of the Republi-
can county executive committee which
was to have been held last Saturday,
was postponed until some future date
on account of the drifted condition of
the roads preventing the faithful
from attending.
The Odd Fellows in this neck O.
the woods are so busy with installa-
tions and limitations that the Medina
lodge has been unable to. secure an in
stalling officer for the January in
ductions Monday night has been set
for this pleasurable occasion.
Harry Davenport, clerking at the
H. R. H. store, gave a stag party to a
half dozen of his friends Tuesday
evening. There was chicken dinner
and fixings at the Princess restaurant
with "He! he! he! and ha! ha! ha! /!
and he! he! ha! and ha! ha! hep
of good time.
The clothing dealers in the coun-
try are making a strong protest
against increase in clothing prices,
planned for the spring season, and
declare that wage increases from this
on must be borne by the manufac-
turers and not passed on to the pub
lie through the retailer.
County commissioners met on
Tuesday Of this week instead of Mon
day, their regular meeting day. The
change was made not from choice but
from necessity, none of the men being
able to reach the county seat on Mon
day on account of the drifted con-
dition of the roads.
"A joint commission appointed to
bring the North and South wings of |
the Methodist church together has |
voted unanimously for the union. It 4
is now up to the Conferences of the
two branches Of the denomination to
approve the vote of the joint COM
mission and make the union complete.
-Cuyahoga commissioners were
ready to sell $4,000 worth of bonds
to get money to build Drake road, in
Strongsville tp., when the Cleveland
bankers told them there was no cali
for per cent bonds, and that thew
saw no way to sell them. The i'm
provement may be held up indefinitely
in consequence.
-Hob Bowman took the postoAice
corner at too great speed Wednes-
lay noon and the cutter in which he
was riding skidded on the ice and
tipped over. Rob was uniniured but
!, load OF link sausage which the gem
;leman had in with him was strewn
ross the street nearly to the Amer
can House.
"A change in the plans of the
'Vangellsts coming to Medina to hold !
series of meeting in the Church of !
sshrist, has led to a postponement Of ,
ne meetings to about Feb. 20. This.
90. will bring the series after the t
lose OF the M. E. meetings, and
'reclude any possibility of conflict be- l
ween the meetings.
Scala J. Phillips, of Medina. was
.ranted a divorce from Ralph r
..hllllps in common pleas court on
tuesday, of this week. The two minor S
hlidren We're awarded the mother Y
.hlle the father was ordered to nav !
5 weekly for their support until c
urther court orders. Divorce was n
ranted on the grounds of extreme
ruelty. v
w. e. Hemmeter was another Me-
inan who tried his hand at bucking z
now drifts last Saturday afternoo, 6
lie had been in Cleveland and got as b
ar as Brunswick on his return trip n
hen heavy drifts forced him to t
bout face and 60 back to the city. $
e left his car there, arriving in Me- I
ina over the Southwestern some time t
asst midnight. t
w. H. Sipher and associates are
institute a new grocery system in I
ledina. It is to be called the "Cash L
nd Carry" stores with low prices and e
delivery. The Sipher store on S. o
ourt and second in the Miller a
ouse will form the chain. w. H. u
lpher and associates are incorporat- q
g the business. This may help some
the break of H. C. L. a
News dispatches carried the in s.
,rmation that Mr.. and Mrs. Allport. o
Cleveland, were among the pas +
myers rescued from the army trans II
,rt Powhatah, which foundered 200
lies southeast of Halifax. Mrs. All o
'rt is known by number of people .
Medina; county, her parents having o.
zen residents of Granger township r
r a number of years. "
Plans are on foot for a long hike
ID a good time by the Boy Scouts
e e, coming summer. Two big tents :,
II be provided, the Scouts taught TO " "
ke and look out for themselves. i l
ID at the same time a program of a
easures will run side by side with ),
e instruction part of the trip. Plans u
e In forming and will be announced :,
ON time to time as they are pre- "
cted. The Boy Scouts will have a
orious, time, learn much, and come