The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

--I.C. Beedle is helping the force il
the Postofice, made short-handed b!
sickness.
Ohio citizens purchased million
and a third of War Savings stamp.
during 1919.
All teachers were in their place.
this week, every grip and flu suffer
or having recovered.
w. H. Kroeger has been named
postmaster of Akron, to take the
place of Postmaster Read, who resign
ed.
The Sentinel is 8 pages this week
instead Of IL, account Of sickness o1
the manager and the loss of two other
employees.
Geo. M. Buchanan, insurance and
real estate, has moved to the rooms
over the Munson hardware store on
the south side of the Square.
They are establishing woman's
club room for the use of the girls
at o. S. U. There will be an oppor-
tunity for light lunches, etc.
The athletic director of O. S. u.
may be given latitude along the line
of introducing boxing bouts in the
athletes at this popular college.
Monday being made holiday ac-
count Washington's birthday, the
County Commissioners did not meet
in regular session until Tuesday.
announcement is made that the
price of sugar will take a drop on
April 1. Housewives will live in hope
that this is not new April first joke.
"A group Of young fellows have
engaged the K. P. hall for Saturday
night dances; there was a good crowd
tripped the light fantastic last Sat-
urday evening.
The State Health dept, will be-
gin Keeping Fit" campaign on
March 1. Chief among the aims of
this campaign is an effort to erradi-
cate venereal diseases.
20. S. U. has a drive on to raise
100000 for new stadium on the
Campus at the college. Every alum
nus in Medina county will want d
share in this big work.
George Dalton, organizer for the
Kiwanis in Ohio, instituted lodge in
Findlay a few days ago. His work in
-Findlay has been among the most
successful in the State and he is home
for few days of rest.
The Sentinel has received bags
of seed for distribution to Medina
County citizens, free gratis, to those
who call. They come from Congress
man Davey, with his compliments,
and are both garden and flower seeds.
MIR. Martin, of Oberlin College,
has accepted an invitation to speak to
the Kiwanis club at it's monday meet
ing Friday. He will speak to the
topic, Armenia" It is said he brings
first-hand information to his hearers.
Relatives of deceased soldiers in
the late war who have not as yet re-
ceived the "Memoriams" from the
French government can have the
same by communicating with John
Moore, commander of the American
Legion Post.
AT the close of the memorial SER
vices in the Congregational church
Sunday, as Rev. Ross, of Wadsworth,
left the platform he stopped to con-
gratulate Rev. Caulk on his answer
to the slurs against Medina citizen
ship, made recently by a travelling
evangelist. Rev. Ross was formerly
pastor of the Medina M. E. church
and knows the high standing of living
in this community.
Medina County Prosecutor, Jos.
A. Seymour, has moved the office of
County Prosecutor into the rooms
over Fuller's store. occupied by him
self and his father, ]. W. Seymour.
Joe will be glad to welcome friends
and all having business at the new
Office of the Prosecutor.
Boxing bouts at o. S. u? How
some people will go into Mysteries and
ask, as my tax money to go for such
foolishness ?" People are beginning
to understand that there are healthful |
athletics beyond the old "Ring around
the posy" game, and that boy or |
girl is not necessarily going to hades |
just because he does something that |
his father didn't think of, or didn't |
have the apparatus to put into effect. !