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

%. M. A. at X. of +. Castle hall
next Tuesday evening". All Princess
know the rest. Come.
Tod Bartholomew has opened a
barber~ shop in room adjoining
Stanley Funk's restaurant on N.
Court street.
Joe Hachenberg died at his home
in Erhart on Wednesday, Feb. 25, at
an age nearly approaching 72 years.
Funeral was from his home on Satur-
day afternoon, with burial at Erhart.
There has been much speculation
the past week as to whether Mr.. Earl
Overlook is married or not. Earl
can now be convinced of his popular
ity, for unless he had host Of friends
they would not care whether he was
married or not.
The gas well on the T. L. Pulsf-
fer farm, just east of town, was shot
Tuesday at depth of 3100. It was
producing 250,000 feet before shoot
ing and Immediately rose to 100000
after the dynamite was turned loose.
There was showing of oil at 400 it,,
but not enough to satisfy and so the
drill went on down to the gas sands.
Mrs. Lavina X. Kraver died at
the home on S. Court street on Fri
day, Feb. 81, at the age of II years.
She was widow. Funeral was held
from her late residence Sunday after
noon with burial at Spring Grove Gem
etery. There is a son and daugh-
ter to mourn her demise-Mrs. James
Rickard and H. F. Kraver, both liv-
ing in Medina.
Harrison Buttoff, aged 73, and
Mrs. Hannah Woods, 10, Of Elyria,
were married last week and have be-
gun housekeeping in a home recently
purchased by Buttoff, just off W.
Smith road. Buttoff was buying ci-
gars for his friends Tuesday. We'd
nesday Buttoff was looking for buy
er for his home so he could take his
new wife back to Elyria.
The young fellows who stirred up
trouble at the danceing school because
they could not run the place to suit
themselves, and one of whom threw
sick egg, were dancing around on
one foot last week in an effort to fix
things up with the manager of the
hall. Apologies were accepted by
the manager, and the matter may be
permitted to die without report to the
grand jury.
Jos. R. Webber, living on Lafa-
yette road, died Wednesday night
after long illness. He was a VIC
tim of cancer of the jaw, the trouble
starting in from bad tooth some
years ago. He was GA years of age
and a wife survives him. Funeral
will be held from his late home at L.
80 p. m. Friday, Rev. Searles officiat-
ing. Body will be placed in the
vault here until later when bufiaAswil
be made at Hinckley. *> ,ars' r
People interested in the proposed
Community House are wondering why
SO little noise at this time about the
proposition. Progress is being made
towards successful end; the public
should sit patiently for further infor-
nation. Every citizen seems inter
ested in the matter, and those having
available sites are more than ever
desirous that they may do their part
to the end Of securing the best pos
sfble building and location. p Thesite
committee have been very busy iand
men who were not supposed to have
more than ordinary interest are mani
Testing a desire to contribute in every
way possible. When the public knows
of the sacrifices that two or three men
are willing to make, personally, they
should at once manifest willingness
on their part to make equally as great
concessions in the matter Of finances
towards the erection of the structure
itself -