The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-26
The Root Co. is working ten hours

The Root Co. is working ten hours
a day now.
IS. C. Scale is the new County
supt. of schools in Lorain county.
The Root Co. is planning to in
stall three Western Union clocks in
it's plant here.
Cities and towns that are on the
alert for robbers and burglars are the
ones given wide berth by these gen
try.
The Pythian Sisters will give a
dance in X. P. hall on Monday night.
Good music will be furnished. The
proceeds for benefit Of the Pythian
Home.
The body of Mrs. Grace Wilford
was brought here for burial from
Wakeman, o., Tuesday. Mrs. W.,
was the wife of Walter Wilford for
merly Of Medina.
". R. Musser, of Oberlin, will
move to Medina April / and take
charge of the new cash grocery to be
opened in the new room in the Miller
House, near the B & O. depot.
The story was going the rounds
that Street Commissioner Losmis had
resigned, giving as a reason that the
job was 90 heavy for his state OF
health. This could not be confirmed.
On Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
"The Hour of the Crucifixion"- A
Meditation Service will be given in
the Methodist church. The service
is wholly musical and Mrs. Bigelow
will sing. The public is invited.
An informal reception will be
rendered to Pastor Irwin and his
family at the Baptist church Monday
evening March 20 at 1880. A hearty
invitation is extended to members and
their families and also to all friends
of the church.
Clerks of the Warner Hemmeter
store gave a picnic supper Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Edna Lo-
omis in honor of Joe Bartholomew
who leaves soon for Cleveland.
The G. r. o. w. Class will have
pie social at the Poe Grange hall
tonight, March 26. Ladies are re-
quested to bring a pie. Proceeds
will go to piano fund. There will be
amusements for the evening.
Two spikes taken from the old
Medina county Jail, razed in 1922, are
on display in the show window at
Highs jewelry store. They are the
property of J.. Holben, who has fabri
Gated one into letter opener.
Eye experts say that the picture
shows do not harm the eyes, They
do say, however, that people who have
defects will often be made aware af
that fact thru constant visitations to
the picture shows, and that then they
should have their eyes treated or glas-
ses fitted.
The Masons had an inspection
and banquet Wednesday evening in
Odd Fellows hall. Robert E. Lee, of
Akron, one Of the most distinguished
higher-ups of the order in Ohio was
here and made the inspection. The
Masons enjoyed one of the most
unique of the social events Of the
past winter season.
VIM. A. Lee, an old and respected
citizen of Seville was buried at the
cemetery IN CndC place sunday fICer-
noon. The funeral was held from
the M. E. church. Mr.. Lee was about
IT years old and had been lifelong
resident of Guilford township. He
was well known as a teacher and had
been justice in that township for
many years. y
AT the Kiwanis luncheon this
week local speaker will occupy the
time. The committee were unable
to secure one of the men whom it was
desired to hear. The next three dates
however, have ben filled. Harry
Davis will come April 2, Congress-
man Davey April 9, and third speak
er has accepted for the week follow
ing. But this week conditions SEEM
ed to stagger the committe.