The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09

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Inns, Dec. 80, son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Leister, Monday, Jan. s, son.
Candidates for Master Mason
honors were given an examination
Thursday evening.
The Christmas collection for the
Armenians, taken at the Congrega-
tional church, totalled $206.39.
We'll, the sun has "passed over
the HILL" so to speak, and from now
on the days will grow longer.
School attendance after the holi-
days starts off 81 per cent strong;
which is a good showing for any time
year.
st. Paul's church will hold its an
nual meeting with election of officers,
on Monday evening at the Parish
House.
We'll, now that you've had your
Happy New Year just go to it and
make the rest of the year happy to
some one else.
Mr.. George Shane has severed
his connection with the A. l. Root
Co., and contemplates moving with
his family to Lakewood
The topic of the next Sunday
evening sermon in the series being
preached by Rev. Bryenton is
"Rep1ted Alive; Actually Dead"
There will be an independent
farmers institute held at Mallet
Greek on Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Good speakers on the pro-
gram.
Rev. C. Fenwick Reed is the
name of the evangelist that will come
to the M. E. church in the near fu-
ture to help in conducting revival
meetings in that parish.
We've had our January thaw, so
now there's nothing in the way of the
weatherman tightening the reins and
giving us stiff weather the rest of
the month, if he's so disposed.
Sunday evening Rev. Drew began
a series Of sermons for evening de-
livery ON the general theme, "A
Study in Trinities." The topic for
last Sunday evening was "The Trim
ity of the Hours"
"A new endurance and road test
by an Essex car, run on track at
Cincinnati, shows 3037 miles in con-
tinuous run Of so hours. The Essex
was the first car to announce cut
in prices for 1920.
Did you get your buffalo steak
for the holidays? The story is told
of western rancher who sold and
shipped 1872 buffaloes to Eastern
cities for holiday sale. They were
part of his herd of 800.
The Ohio State Bar Assn. holds
it's annual meeting in Dayton Jan. 22
and 20. One or more of the younger
Medina lawyers may attend as per-
sonal matter but it is not likely that
the county bar will send represen-
tative.
The Odd Fellows worked the
second degree on Monday night. The
"goat riders" were Messrs, Walter
Kane and Harry Bechtel. There was
a lunch following degree work. Next
Monday night there will be work in
the third degree.
"Wednesday, Jan. 21, is the time
for the next regular meeting Of the
Medina Board of Trade. An effort is
being made to secure one Of Western
Reserve professors, man who has
made study of city management, to
speak on that occasion.
The Red Cross executive COM
mittee held a meeting on Wednesday
Of this week. At the same time the
committee on nursing activities met
with Miss Anderson, of Cleveland,
and completed the organization for
the study of home hygenics.
Walter Winter Of Bean street
was taken to Barberton hospital on
Thursday morning Of this week. He
has been suffering greatly for some
time past from heart trouble and
dropsy and on Wednesday his condi-
tion took turn for the worse.
Louis Tokar, 2 months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tokar, SCI
Foundry street, died on Monday, fol-
lowing short illness from pneu-
monia. Funeral services were held
Wednesday from the home and burial
was made in Spring Grove cemetery.
Installation Of the new officers of
of l. 0. o. F., which was planned for
Monday night, Jan. IL, has been
changed to Wednesday evening of !
next week instead. There will be
regular degree work on the evening
of Jan. IL.
T. B. Nicely, of Wadsworth, father
of Mrs. w. ID. Wise, of Akron, died
at his home last Sunday night and
was buried on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Nicely was known to a number
of Medina people having visited here
years ago when his daughter and
her husband were residents of Me-
dina.
Members of the new council met
at a special meeting on Tuesday
night of this week for the expressed |
purpose of discussing matters of
to be taken up at the reg
ular meeting next Tuesday night. In
the absence Of a quorum, however,
only three members being present
little or nothing was accomplished.
Farmers in the south of Mont
vile tp. are planning to do their
share towards lowering the high cost
Of living. AS an evidence of good
faith they have purchased five Ford
tractors right in bunch and as soon
as the warm sun of spring comes
they expect to make the dirt fly. The
Farmers Supply Co. is the Medina
agent of the tractor.
The Baptist people have pur-
chased parsonage for the new pas
5or to whom they have issued a call.