The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-17

: Brintnall of Medina and Frank Haw
|. ley OF Leroy, will press Medina coun
). tvs claim before the State Board d
, Health at Columbus next Monday.
"A warrant for the arrest Of VIM
Beane Of Wadsworth was sworn on
. by Humane Officer C. D. Waffle, las
Saturday, charging Beane with con
trlbuting to the delinquency of hi
minor children, of whom there ar,
five, in failing to provide properly fol
them, and permitting them to roam
the srreets at night. The arrest wa
!, not made until Thursday.
4 The marriage ceremonies of Clar
!; ence +. Palmer Of Lodi and Lois Gar
man of Homerville, and Alvin E
Stager Of Blue Ash, o., and Edit
Williamson Of Valley City, were per
formed by Rev. VIM. Drew at tn,
Congregational parsonage on Wednes
day. S3
"A Ford coupe has been standint
in front of Reinhardt's Bakery sine
Monday night. The tag number il
25696, but the name of the owner cal
not be ascertained as the record o.
! Ohio auto owners which should be a
the. county auditors office Is not there
The records comprise three volumes
The One containing No. 25696 is miss
ing.
i Many Medina people attended tn,
Berea fair on Wednesday and Thurs
day, and Medina horses were alst
again in evidence. In the 2:15 pact
on Wednesday, R. O. McDowell'l
Prince Verton finished fourth, and G
C. W., driven by Wilson, finished sec
ond in the same race. A. T. Spit,
zer's John X. and Will Houses Binge
entered Thursday.
Raymond Jones and Eva Sulz-
bach, both of Wadsworth, were mar.
ried by Rev. w. H. Bryenton at the
M. E. parsonage on Sept. IL.
Charles S. Fields of Seville and
Alta Long of Westfeld township were
married at the M. E. parsonage by
Rev. Bryenton on Sept. Is.
Many local Masons, accompanied
by the Medina band, left Medina
early Wednesday morning for Cincin-
natl, via Akron, at which latter place
they Joined with delegation from
that city, the occasion being the an
nual Knights Templar conclave. They
were expected to return home Thurs
day night.
"A band Of gypsies were in town
Wednesday afternoon, evidently the
same ones who were driven out of
Wadsworth week or two ago for
frisking money from those who per-
mitted their fortunes to be foretold.
While driving past the American
house on North Court street last Sat-
urday afternoon, Paul Fickinger evi-
IDENTIFY miscalculated distance, his car
striking the post abutment to the ho-
tel porch, knocking it and the post
several feet, and causing the top Of
the porch to sag perceptibly. AS the
post, heavy iron one, fell it came
within an inch of striking a man on
the head.
The hunting season for squirrel
opened Wednesday and an army of To-
cal sportsmen could be seen going in
all directions at an early hour.
Friends of DR.. w. N. Coons will
be glad to know he has so far recov-
cred from his recent illness as to be
able to resume his work at the Union
depot, Cleveland.
Mrs. L. w. Boyden, who has had
charge of the children's story telling
hour for the Child's Conservation
League, has had two stories accepted
by magazines, one by "Little Folks"
and the other by youths Compan-
ion."
Floyd Petit has accepted posi-
ton with the Spencer Metal Products
Co., at Spencer.
Mrs. Wilbur Charlton entertain
ed the Maccabees of Hinckley, We'd
nesday evening. y
Mr.. C. B. loves class of the
Congregational Sunday school held a
picnic supper Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Bar
tholomay.
Miss Margaret Randall enter
tanned at luncheon Friday noon in
honor of the young ladies who are
leaving for college this week. Miss
Asutl OICWdIL VI OlCNcldllu Was LliC
guest.
There will be food campaign
for the Church of Christ at Steingass
& Bradway's Saturday.
Miss Grace Archer returned to
Cleveland last Friday after spending
the week at her parents home helping
to care for her sister Florence, who
was seriously ill with pleura-pneu-
monia.
MIR. Grant McNeal, who has been
local manager Of The Medina Gas &
Fuel Co. since April, 1904, resigned
this week to accept the position of
of the Free Oil Co., which |
recently took over the Yocum Oil Co.
business. He is succeeded bv Mr.. w.
+. Kelly, of Berea, who took charge Of
the business here on Thursday. Mr..
Kelly will move his family here as soon
as he can find suitable home.