The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-02

The Boy Scouts, at their meeting
Monday night, were given second class
Scout tests.
]. A. Seymour, prosecuting attor-
ney, made business trip to Cleve-
land Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Guess, Saturday morning, at the Lodi
hospital, a baby boy.
The Security Benefit Association
will meet at K of P hall, Wednesday
evening, April Z, at,S o'clock.
Reports from o. S. U. say soy
beans for seed are scarce, so If you
want some buy now.
Next Sunday evening the choir
of the Congregational church will give
a program of music and short exercis-
eS.
Henry Gardner and family have
moved to his farm in York tp. Mel
Schlabach and family have moved in
to the Gardner home on N. Court st.
Medina Coterie reception will be
held April 6 with Mrs. E. P. Hart
man as hostess, at the rooms over the
store. Each member to furnish sand
wiches, dishes and napkins for self
and guest. !.
Some one threw cigarette butt
into the dry board steps in front OF
the Union hotel on S. Court street
Thursday afternoon and set fire to
them. The blaze, which was very
small, was discovered and extinguish-
ed before much damage was done.
"A. S. Foster, prominent resident
at Seville, has been appointed director
of the united campaign in the Inter-
church movement. Mr.. Fosters Sc
lection meets with popular approval
He possesses fine christian spirit
executive ability and nerve.
The effects of the terrific storm
} that swept Chicago and environs, Sat
; day, during which more than a hun.
; dred people were injured, were felt
, here Monday, a high wind sweeping
J the city and keeping the folks within
doors. A normal temperature pre-
J vailed and no accidents were reported
in this section.
George A. Guess Joined the Sen
) tinel staff this week and will serve az
, general news-hound. MIR. Guess ha'
!. lately been active on papers in tn
: northwest and we bespeak for hin
. YOUR interest and help. He was &C
companied by his wife and her moth
Y er. Mrs. Anna Holt of Largo, N. d
: They are located for the present a
n the Jay Beedle home.
: Some Medina merchants are pro
Y testing the badly dilapidated hitchin|
S posts that disfigure the down tow
i streets. In this day Of many auto
n they think it is high time that thes
posts were dug out in the center o
e the city, and if posts are continued 10
S the accommodation of horse owners tina
/, they should be placed on side street
: where the horses won't be liable to
Y scare and where the posts won't dlstlg
: ure the down town section.
= The Child Conservation Leagu
e will meet Monday, April 5 with Mr.:
IS Carl Gardner, on w. Liberty stree
Program as follows: Paper, MR.
d Moore, The Meaning and Value 9
Il Play and Its Place in Life's Unfole
ment; Paper, Mrs. Adams, The M
: cessity of Play and Development q
g the Neuro- Muscular System. Readin
.e Mrs. Deyell, Rainy Day Play. Pape
e, Mrs. Calvert, Collecting Imaginatiy
= and Dramatic Instincts Rightly D
a rected in Play Influence. Selectio
of Adult Vacations and Advocations'
'r The Medina County Creamer,
y organized here but with many sale
el rooms in Cleveland at this time-ven
e ing buttermilk, cream, milk and otht
g commodities in a retail way-hs
a just had big electric sign erected q
< the public square in Cleveland wit
m letters eight feet high. 1t is very
s. tractive and is a big advertisemel
10 for Medina and Medina products. tt
c. manager Of the company is Abe Stau
fer, an old Medina boy.