The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-16
LOCAL BRIEFS


ously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Norris are the
proud possessors of boy baby, born
Friday night, Jan. 8.
Reports from w. f. Beck, IN
Huron Road hospital, confirm former
prophecies of speedy recovery.
Rev. A. Irwin, the new Baptist
pastor, preached morning and even
ing Sunday, entering upon his pas
torate here.
Dayton has been taking a straw
vote through the papers on the prop
osition to move up the clocks to a
daylight saving point. So FAR the
vote is to 1 in it's favor.
Watch the children's health care
fully. The recent health report says
there are many cases of measles in
Ohio, scattered all over the State.
George McNeal, who was confined
to his home last week, had sufficient
" recovered so as to be able to re-
sumo his duties in the county audi
tors Office on Monday of this week.
About 700 owners of dogs had
applied to the county auditors Office
on Monday of this week for dog IL
censes for this year. This number IS
about one-third of the last years
applications. .,,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill well
coined little girl to their home last
Saturday. In spite of the cold
weather she came thinly clad, but
John saws she shall have the best
there is regardless.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Critics are
moving in5o the Colonial house, re-
Gently vacated by Stanley Funk. 1t
will not be conducted as hotel from
this on but will be the private home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Critics.
Medina stores were closed Fri
day afternoon during the hour of the
Kingsbury funeral in honor OF the
ceremony. There was a large attend
ance at the late home and many
could not find room to enter. -,
Frank Heisler has just complet-
ed a film for the A. I. Root Co., for
exhibition at food shows the country
over. It shows the plant and its op-
Grafton from half dozen standpolnts
and will make an interesting and IN
structive exhibit. g.,
The annual meeting of the Board
of Agriculture of Ohio was held in
Columbus Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week. Mr.. F. M. Plank was in
attendance as representative OF the
Medina Fair Assn. Gov. Cox was
on the program.
The Church of Christ Sunday
school has worked out and adopted a
new system of marching the children
from the several class rooms into the
main auditorium for general exer-
cises. The little folks are quite inter-
ested in the new method.
The Barrett Co. is planning to
send a representative to Japan to sell
it's fertilizers for use in the rice fields
of that country. c. G. Atwater
from the New York office, has been
chosen for this mission and he will
leave this country the last OF the
month.
The poor husband who has his
troubles keeping wife in the latest
STYLES might move to Palestine
Everything goes there, and, it is said
that some Of the present styles in
hats have "been in style" for 5OOU
wears. If your wife gets too partlcu-
lar. 90 to Palestine for year.
christianity is much older than
Abraham, it is as old as man. AT
first it didn't take form that in any
way resembled the present article
but it was just as surely christianity
in an undefled form and took on ano
put off barnacles according as mer
were honest or desired to follow
some pet habit.
County Auditor Ward Washburr
left for Columbus Tuesday night tc
attend meeting of all the county
auditors of the state on Wednesday
for the purpose of receiving instruc.
tions concerning the levying Of the
inheritance tax and other matters OF
immediate importance. He expected
to return to Medina Thursday.
DIR. G. H. Smith, bumped short
time ago by the switching crew on
the Northern Ohio crossing on 5
Court street, has fairly we'll recov,
cred from his accident. His Ford
however, is running only under pro-
test. So far the railway. people have
not had time to adjust the loss in ar
effort to make amends for the care.
lessness of the switching crew.
The Booster class of the Church
of Christ Sunday school-the men:
class of the school-will hold socia
and business meeting at the home oil
VIM. Lutz, on S. Prospect street, or
next Tuesday evening. The Booster
work of this class is usually "cut ant
dried" at these meetings, and if any
member of the class has good plar
up his sleeve these meetings are 6
good place to "spill" it.
Robert Blomenstein, who lives a
Weymouth and works at the Medina
Machine Co.. is one of the star mer
as to arriving on time. Living five
miles from the plant, and with much
snow to impede him these cold morn
ings, still he's often the first one tt
arrive. He leaves home at a. m
and the roads must be bad indeed
when Robert don't come in smiling
before the gong sounds.
DIR. H. S. Fritsch, pastor O.
Hough avenue church, Cleveland, bu
former local pastor, broke int
public print to the extent of column
and half this week as result of hi
Sunday night sermon on"What DUAL
tiles Should An Ideal Young Ma
Possess?" The sermon comprises
simply the reading of about 500 ans
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