The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

Schools will open Monday after
enjoyable Xmas holidays.
Bunny was hunted hard IN ana
about Medina Christmas and the day
after. Wa
in order to observe New Years
the Sentinel went to press one Day
earlier than usual this week.
Preparation for the revival meet
ings in the Church of Christ is In
progress. Present plans are Tor q
series of meetings in February.
Medina County Farm Bureau
hearquarters will be moved this week
from the Princess theater block to the
rooms above w. ]. Wallis drug store.
The Pythian Home was remem-
bered by quite number OF gl1ts at
Christmas time, for which the man
agement and inmates wish to kindly
thank the donors.
There was large attendance at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening when the choir presented the
Christmas oratorio. The organ being
out of commission the choir sang to
the piano. The evenings program
was well received.
Here's a new receipt for SOLDERING
up, a little late but perhaps it may
vet be made useful: Drink II bottles
of Jamaica ginger, eat one can OF
tomatoes, 8 boxes of sardines and a
Mound of candy. One man did this
in Medina and still lived.
The annual meeting OF the
Church of Christ congregation will be
held next Wednesday evening. AS
usual part of the program is a con-
gregation supper, and unless many
other activities crowd it out this year
it will be large part of the social
program.
The man with an active thirst
who can't get the usual bibulous
recipe filled, has new substitute
One walked into a Medina store last
week and asked for a bottle of ia
maica ginger. When told there was
none in stock he substituted with
bottle of peppersauce. Somewhat OF q
warm substitute; Ell?
-Lurney Clio Burden, IL year ole
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burden, 4Ot
E. Friendship street, died on Sunday
morning, Dec. 20, from heart trouble
Funeral services were held from the
home on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, Rev. v. S. Goodale officiating
Burial was made in Spring Grow
cemetery.
DIR. G. H. Smith, whose auto wal
hit on the S. Court street N. 0. Ry
crossing last week, and the Docto,
quite severely injured, is back tt
work in his dental Office. The Docto
is not as yet certain as to the serious
ness of his injuries, is still very sore
and works with difficulty. His For
is a sight; and he says about tn
only way to repair it is to build
new one.
Mrs. Will Nugent, of 1873 Mil
street, was taken to Fairview hos
pital, Cleveland, for an operation
Her condition was such that it wa
deemed unwise to operate for da
or two. The operation was performe
Monday morning and friends in
formed that Mrs. Nugent's conditio
was very serious. While on the ope
rating table it was found that severe
complications existed that were nc
noticeable from the surface diagnosi
Just as we go to press word is re
ceived that there are slight hopes 9
Mrs. Nugent's recovery.
Richard Pribbernow, a 16 yea
old lad from St. Joseph, Mich, wa
picked up on West Liberty street Sur
day evening in a state of complet
exhaustion and taken to the count
Jail. He had walked to Medina frol
Cleveland, and had eaten nothing fc
more than a day. Commissioners o
Monday made arrangements for hil
to be taken to the county infrmar
where he will be kept until he is abl
to resume his journey for other part
Sheriff Bigelow sold at sheriff
sale on Monday of this week seve
parcels of land, situated in Wads
worth, and part of the remains of tn
A. D. Licey and Kathryn Beeman e.
tate. All the parcels brought fanc
figures, selling much higher than tn
appraisal value. Two other parce
in the same estate were not sold o
account of being at present tied up
cases now awaiting decision in tn
common pleas court.
DIR. G. H. Mummaw is in Dayto
this week attending the convention {
the Ohio Opthalmic Assn. Chic
among the events on the progral
was a New Years watch-night bar
quet in celebration of the taking e.
feet Jan. l of the new law requirin
State examination and licensing
optometrists. This will insure SCI
vice at the hands of only compete1
men and should greatly increase tt
benefits to come from wearin
glasses.
County Auditor Ward Washbur
will attend meeting in Clevelan
next Wednesday at which auditor
from all the northern counties in tt
state will be present, for the purpos
OF obtaining data regarding oil an
gas properties within each taxing di.
trict. A member of the state tax con
mission will be present and explai
how such property should be place
on the tax duplicate, how to arrive
the correct valuation and other ma
ters pertaining to this question.
Inmates of the county infirma,
were gladdened Xmas eve when C.
loves Sunday school class, assiste
by Mrs. Chas. Frank an few otht
ladies sent dozen aprons and co,
sdorohln ou,or+;+x, - ao-J.. e. III