The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03

Slmllaf capacity Tor y. y. Gheeny,
Dodge Agent for this county, a posi-
tion he formerly held.
Alice in Wonderland, Z a film es-
pecially for children will be put on
at the Princess theater next Friday,
Nov. IL, both matinee and evening
performance, under the auspices Of
the Child Conservation League. Spec
|ialmusic at both performances. Reg
Iular admission will be charged.
AT a meeting of the Red Cross
Committee this week, the financial re-
port for the year ending Nov. /
showed receipts Of $4,636.97 and dis
bursemetts Of $S,696.12, leaving d
balance in the treasury Of $940.s5.
! Closing Of the stores on Wednes-
iday afternoons throughout the winter
lfs not to be. Not enough merchants
could be persuaded that the idea was
a good one.
| The County Commissioners are
desirous Of establishing a boarding
horne system in the county for the
care Of dependent children. Any one
who is able and wishes to receive a
child into their home, should COM
municate the fact to County Nurse
Hanna at the local Red Cross office.
These children have formerly been
placed in state homes, where they
could not receive the individual care
and attention which can be given in
domestic homes.
The east, side Of North Court
street from Union street to the cor
poration line is nearly all paved. Ac-,
cording to Contractor Geo. Meiiert
the work on the east side would have
been completed by Wednesday Of this
week, just two weeks from the time
it was started, had not rain held up
the work. He expects to finish this
week. ~ "
Next Monday is Golden Rule
bargain day in Medina, and with the
big auction sale to be held here the
same day, it is expected there will
he asAmuch larger crowd Of visitors
to town thar on any previous sales
day.
The tax rates for Medina county
| for the tax year 1921 submitted to
the Tax Commission, by the County
Auditor last week have been approx
ed, according to a notice received
by Auditor Washburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Pearce leave
this week to make their home in
GAINESVILLE, O.
A Father and Son banquet will
be held next Monday evening at the
Congregational church. The speaker
will be Prof. Fitz.
K &C. A. Smith is erecting a new
dwelling just west Of his present home
on West Friendship street.
+ John Shaw and family moved on
Monday from the Theodore Andrews
place on West Liberty street to IA. L.
Burnham's.
Members Of the Winyah club and
their ladies enjoyed their first picnic
supper Of the season Wednesday ev-
enirg. NH
IS. E. Johnson and wife of Poe
moved to Medina this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Loren Wilt have
moved into the Bartholonay block on
West Liberty street.
F. ]. Elder and family have moved
into the Saunders house on West
Friendship street. SS
Mr.. c. o. Clark is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr.. Charles W. Lawrence of the
Medina Granite and Marble Works,
will sail for England, his former
home, Dec. 13, to visit his parents,
whom he has not seen for seventeen
years.
The. w. B. A. of the Maccabees
will hold picnic supper Friday ev-
ening at the home Of Mrs. Edna +.
Loomis, on West Washington street.
Branch Pierce, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs E. T. Pierce, has been elected a
delegate from Ohio State University
to the National Law Fraternity con-
vention to be held in Kansas City in
December. J;
The retirement this week of Fred
Counts as Prohibition Commissioner
of Cleveland and his assistant, M. j.
Burton, brings to mind the fact that
both men are former residents-of Me-
dina county, hailing from Brunswick
township. Both are well-lnown in
this section, Mr. Burton having at
tended school in Medina. Their re-
noval from office was solely for po-
litical reasons, their work being prais-
ed by the newspapers Of the city.
about ten Medina friends surpris-
ed Miss Mary House, Wednesday, the