The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05

"A lew warm days ana Iatnef
will get out the sap buckets, tap the
naples, and little later sugar off
oh delightful days to come.
The Experiment Station at Woos
ter is ready to mail copies of Eek
periments with Oats" to all who ask
for them.
F. Leland Wood, one of Uncle
Sans carriers from the Medina Post
office, has rendered his resignation to
take effect March Is.
-Lorain poor people have beer
digging up the wood blocks with
which one of the streets are paved
and using them for firewood.
Business calling the County Co.
mmissioners to Cleveland Wednesday
that body adjourned its session at the
Medina Court house and spent the
afternoon in the Forest City.
While the railways are being re-
turned to their orner owners by the
government, so far there has been nc
move to return the express companies
and business. The express companies
were merged into one before they
were taken over, and this is believed
to indicate that theyare to be retained
ed under government control and su-
pervision.
On Mondy, Feb. %, a delegation
of nine Brunswick Odd Fellows came
to Medina for the third degree. Five
Medina candidates were put in the
same class. and an enjoyable evening
of degree work followed. There were
rs present from Brunswick to partic-
ipate in the festivities. After the
degree work there waas most enjoy
able banquet.
AT the Interchurch convention
held in Columbus last week there
were parallel conventions-one for
the men and the second for the wom-
en-. Mrs. Goodale went as repre-
sentative to the lateer from Medina
county. Rev. Goodale attended from
Medina, Rev. Beeman from Seville,
Rev. Peoples from Spencer, with one
other delegate, name not learned.
e. Dow Bancroft, Of Spring
field, Ohio, will be the speaker at the
Kiwanis lunch, to be served in the
parlors of the Baptist church this
Friday noon. His topic has not been
announced, but as Springfield is
thriving manufacturing city, and
the prominent men there are many Of
them manufacturers, it will not be
surprising if his talk smacks of bus
mess. .r.
There will be U. S. Civil Serv-
ice examination in Medina on March
27 for the positions of clerk and city
carrier in Medina. According to a
new ruling of the Postofice depart
ment preference vii be given to hon
orably discharged soldiers, sailors,
marines, and widows of such; also to
the wivevs of any dead if they are
qualified to fillthe positions. Further
information can be had by inquiry at
the postoffice. ..... .....
Senator Gronna, a Republican
from North Dakota, made an at
tack on the Democratic administra-
tionrecently, asserting that but for its
interference in the price the farmers
would have received $5,0O0,0O0 more
for their wheat than aas it was han
died. But the farmers, more honest
than Gronna, recognized the injustice
of asking more than at present, did
not want the government guarantee
removed so they could scramble for
hi&her prices, so telegraphed tGron-
ma, and now he is doing the craw-
fish stunt.
The concert Sunday evening al
the Congregational church, which
was we'll attended, made unique
celebration of the return of Pastor
Drew from his sojourn in Southland
Miles Park Presbyterian church
is giving free picture shows in its
community center work. This will
make a stronger attraction, even
than the summer picnic and Christ
mas tree.
If you don't know as much as
you would like to on the subject Of
fertilizers for your lands write to the
Experiment Station at Wooster for a
copy of "The Maintenance of Soil
Fertility" It will be sent you free.
Dancing and the dancing girl
had much to do with winning the war
Many a homesick youth either dane
ed himself into better mood, or
watched a pretty girl dance him into
one Why not give the "devil" his
dues?