The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
FOR SALE-Five year old black sad
die pony. This is one of the good
ones. "a
r. O. Mcdowell.
Medina, Ohio.

that corn planted later than May 10
was not counted on to produce a crop.
Otis Shaw, "a years old, died re-
Gently at the home of William Baker,
north of Creston. His death was due
to the infrmities of old age. Inter-
ment was made at Leroy.
AS many licenses for the sale of
cigarettes have been asked for in
Wayne county in 1920 as in 1919, de-
spite the increase in license tax from
SIS to $50.
Lightning fired the barns of John
Whonsetler and Sam Koppelman near
Creston recently. Neighbors formed
bucket brigades and prevented much
damage.
The gas rate at Creston has been
raised to 4S cents per thousand feet.
The Community Club of Lodi has
decided to organize an auto club and
interest itself in good roads.
The Reserve Oil Co., drilled in it's
third we'll in Liverpool recently.
Two boys named Howard and Shep-
pard, living near Lodi, were severe
ly shocked when struck by lightning
last week. No serious consequences
followed the occurrence.
A new passenger train schedule
went into effect last Sunday on the
B. & O. at Lodi. Eastbound trains now
leave at 7.58 a. M. 2:25 p. m., 5:32 p.
M, the latter, a conditional stop.
Westbound, 10:40 a. NJ, 1856 p. m. and
2:07 p. M, the latter a conditional
stop.
Floyd Moser, of Lodi, who served in
the navy for four years but who has
been working in Akron for the last
several months, left last week to
again enlist for another four years OF
sea service. reg.
The Lodi Equity Co., of that town
is installing electric motors to run
their machinery.
S. B. Marvin has resigned his posi-
ton as clerk of the village of Lodi. AS
the position pays but 5000 per annum
there is likelihood that the salary
must be increased in order to hold a
competent man in the place.
Mrs. Mary E. Ramsey, 81 years old,
resident of Orrville, died last week
at her home, having lived in Orrville
for fifty years and in Wayne county
her entire span of years. She is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. Sarah Carr
of Kenmore, a son, Frank Ramsey Of
OrrviIle and a daughter, Mrs. George
/ Dunlap Of North Carolina.
The State Highway Commission
/ has taken over the job of completing
the Oville souhcn read di5chargins :
the contractor and appointing another
| The road which connects OrTville with
the Lincoln Highway is now closed
but will be open to the public within
the next few weeks.
The moldcr3 at the foundry of the
Ohio Blower & Body Co., at Orryille
still remain out on strike, the company
continuing its policy Of an open shop
If the strike continues, the plant viii
! be forced to close for lack Of material
The Red Cross nursing committed
OF Baughman and Green townships il
Wayne county, which maintains pro.
fessional nurse, recently submitted {
report showing that one-half Of tht
children in chose districts are under
weight, six have discharging ears, fiji.
teen. have obstruction of the nose, one
hundred and ten have abnorlna
throats, three hundred and forty-si1
have defective teeth and three have
adenoids. In the last 16 months there
were seven deaths from tuberculosis,
deaths of infants under 6 months ol
age, 5 deaths directly due to contag
ious diseases, deaths under one
month of age and nine still born. .
The enumeration of youths Of schoo
age for the Orville school district fol
the present year totals 994. Last yea
it was 927. ~-
C. j. Bowers and ]. G. Goldsmith Q.
Marshallville, were victors in serie:
of pitching games last week a
J Orrville, the defeated being Judge T
| w. Orr and VIM. G. Heebsch.
Nelson Harris, of Lodi, was one o.
the 81 cadets who graduated thi'
month from Staunton Military Acad
emy.
The Northern Ohio Sunday Schoo
Association of the Lutheran Join
Synod of Ohio held it's session at Ash
land last week and elected the follow
| ing officers: William Kestner, Ashland
pres; Mr.. Garman, Homerville, vict
pres; Miss Florence Wonsetler, Can
aan, secretary; T. B. Gilbert, London
vile, treasurer; Howard Arnholt
Loudonville, statistician. The conven
tion next year.will be held at Homer
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