The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

has been impossible to start the drill
in another we'll on the "Big Sixteen
holdings.
&s The Church of Christ officia
board will meet in a business session
next Wednesday evening.
Medina w. G. T. U. is planning {
Victory" program for their mex
regular meeting on Friday, Feb. 6.
The Dixie Girls gave good con
cert in the auditorium of the Congre'
gational church Tuesday evening
with the house full to enjoy it.
Rev. C. Fenwick, New Castle
Ind, began a, series of revival meet
ings at the M. E. church Sunday
evening. They are being held nightly
-O.S. u. Glee Club boys went from
Medina to the reception to Cleveland
alumni at Hotel Cleveland Thursday
afternoon. From there they go to
Dayton Hamilton and then return to
Columbus.
An election for 100000 bonds
for school purposes in Shaker Heights
school district, Cleveland suburb, was
carried unanimously last week Mon
day. There were two ballots cast,
both for the issue.
Holders of Liberty bonds should
not be disturbed because they have
again fallen in price on the New lo
exchange, following advances in dis
count rates. Unless compelled to sell,
people should hold fast to them.
Friends of Theo. Roosevelt are
striving to get the Government to is
sue new two-cent piece-making it
a Roosevelt two-cent piece-in honor
of the late ex-president. A bill was
introduced in Congress to accomplish
this end
There was full house at the
evening service at the Church of
Christ Sunday, the service being given
over to the women of the church. Mrs.
'Goodale made the address on the
program, which was a program of
music and devotionals. -
After the regular K. of P. meet
ing on Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, which
will open at 700 sharp. there will
be cards, smokes and lunch for
their friends. Let every Member
bring member and if possible a
friend who is noz a member. =
=. Elmer Stone of Mallet Creek
met with a painful accident while
coasting on the hillside near his home
Sunday. A small cash was cut in his
forehead, requiring several stitches to
.N1~co Nntb;nr dopraro,,c opd Lo &c
about his duties same as ever.
r Some time in February the Fair
Board will hold a meeting to revise
the premium list. This is done early
to give people who wish plenty of
time to raise vegetables and fruits
and shape up live stock so that they
may be premium winners.
ri In the sale of tickets for the O. S.
u. Glee Club concert two prizes were
offered for the High school boy and
girl who sold the most. Master Irwin
Eastwood won the boys prize and
Miss Mildred Holtzberg the girls. The
prizes were handsome silve Ever
sharp pencils.
Examinations of pupils in the
High school and Grammar grades are
in progress this week. Examinations
for the pupils in the other grades in
the Garfield building will be held
next week. These exams make con-
siderable extra work for teachers and
of the schools. "|
,Il-W. E. Cole, who broke through !
the sidewalk on the N. O. Ry. on w.
Smith road crossing two weeks ago,
is still suffering with badly swollen
leg. His right ankle, too, is badly
swollen and sore and at the time of
the accident it was feared he had
suffered fracture.
Ten of the eleven blood hound
pups owned by Sheriff Bigelow and
his associates, have been sold at a
good price. The mother is given a
workout occasionally and has shown
aptitude in tracing
"criminals" through snow
and tangled brush in and about Me-
dina.
Joe Dispenza, Wadsworth Italian,
was arrested Saturday and brought
10 Medina for examination as to his
sanity. Doctors here agreed that Dis
penza showed little or no symptoms
Of being insane, but as he was found
TO be carrying gun when arrested,
he was placed in the county Jail on
charge OF carrying concealed
weapons.
There are few people in Me-
dina who are interested in spiritual
phenomena. That certain of the
more literally educated philosophers
and instructors in America are CIV
ing wider credence to spiritual
phenomena than fifty years ago is
them in the belief that
there is much more to learn in this
realm of physiological phenomena
than was believed before our time.
Master Everett Randall, who won
the pig contest in the Medina county
agricultural work last year, was at
tending the State meet in Columbus
This week. The outstanding feature
,f his trip came in enjoying the hos
pitality of the State on account of
winning first place in local exhibits.
His mother is Mrs. Alice Garfield,
thief operator at the Medina tele-
phone exchange.
Carl Thiess was arrested on a
warrant held by Portage county Of
icials Last week and charged with
selling mortgaged property. Officials
rave been searching for Thiess for
several weeks, Sheriff Bigelow having
'ollowed his trail to number Of
places in Medina county. This week,