The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-17

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tional society to be known as eth,
Ohio Educational Research Associa
ton. Membership in the society i,
to be limited to one hundred persons
and its purpose is to make q scientific
! study Of problems Of education will
a view to raising Ohio 22 notches edu.
cationally so that It will occupy Z
place Of leadership among the other
states of the union.
A one-story frame building is be.
ing erected on the vacant lot directly
across the street from the Sentinel Of
flee, in which "Slim" Funk says he
is going to conduct wholesale meat
emporium.
A tremendously violent wind pre-
vailed over the village and vicinity
Monday night, during which many c.
& S. c. trolley poles were blowA down
north and south Of here, delaying car
traffic for several hours, and seriously
crippling the local industries depen-
dent upon the railroad company for
power. .S
"A half brother of Nick Causman,
the latter one of the three men in jail
under charge Sof <robbing the South
End hardware store at Wadsworth a
month ago, was in town Sunday con-
ferring with Sheriff Bigelow with ref
erence to bail for Causman. The half
brother is from Barberton, Causman's
home land stated that the latter's moth
er also resides there, and could raise
some money with which to obtain her
sons release. Causman, says Sheriff
Bigelow, is not anxious to get out of
jail on bond. Causman's bond was
set at $4,000 by Mayor Boyer of Wads-
worth.
Loyal Waters has moved into the
Yocum house on West Liberty street.
Mr.. o. A. Smith is able to be out
again after an attack of pneumonia.
An Xmas meeting and exchange
by the G. L. C. club was held Thurs
day evening at Miss Kathryn Bartholo-
mays.
Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, six ladies,
all of whome were widows.
Miss Cora Warren of Cleveland
will be soprano soloist at the Xmas
music Of the Congregational church,
Sunday evening, Dec. 26.
The Clytean club will hold its
Xmas meeting next Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Will Hammer
schmidt, with a picnic supper and
exchange of gifts. The program fol
lows: Roll Call, Round Table,
Christmas Legends and Customs of
Various Nations;" Christmas Story,
Mrs. Walter Bibbins; Christmas
Reading, Miss Illah Jenne; solo,
"Holy Night" Mrs. Bigelow.
-Murrey D. Lincoln, secretary of
the State Federation, and L. ]. Ia
Dor, of the Ohio State Grange, will
address the annual meeting of the
Medina County Farm Bureau at the
court house on Saturday Of this week.
The morning session which beings at
10 o'clock, will be devoted to business
the addresses by Lincoln and
Tabor to be given in the afternoon.
DIR. James M. Taylor, world tray |
eler, lecturer and missionary, gives |
MS famous lecture on "World Con-
litions" at the Methodist church, to-
night, Thursday. DR.. Taylor is
lust back from Mexico, where he was
by bandits and held for ran
som. No admission will be charged.
After considerable delay, officials
# the Northern Ohio railroad caused
The crossing at the foot of South :
Court street hill to be repaired on
Monday.
About Is American Legion boys
participated in charivari for E. G.
Gibbs and bride at their home on
lafayette road on Wednesday of last
week. It's the first time a horse
iddle has been heard in the village in
vears, it's siren tones reyiving happy
memories to the older generation of
he community. The groom invited
he serenaders within, where solos
we're given on the bumbazines, hair
'assoons and drums. The bride and
room enjoyed the occasion, the for
ner promptly opening box Of cigars.
The choir Of St. PauPs church
will give Xmas concert at the Wey-
mouth church on the evening of Dec.
6.
The Afternoon club will enjoy a
christmas tea and entertainment Fri
ay afternoon at the homes Of Mrs.
!. M. and Mrs. o. H. Mcdowell. At
he formers home Nine. Luella Ser
40, of Cleveland, sculptress of
ote, will give a lecture on "Life in all