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New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Army Slaves OF Rally
BY Colgate i'm the Ninth

WEST POINT, N. Y, May 14.-Army
won. from Colgate at baseball to-day s
to a. Cragin, Army's young pitcher.
went we'll for nearly the whole route,
but when he showed signs of weaken
ing in the final frame Coach Hans Lo-
bert derricked him Although one man
was out, the upstaters threw scare
into the Army by driving two runs
across before McGrath stopped the
rally.
The SCORE.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Bowdoin Athletes y;ctor;o,,s

BRUNSWICK, Me-, May 14.-Bowdoin
Won, the annual Maine intercollegiate
track meet here to-day with al 1-9
points The University of Maine scored
20 20 10; Colby 26 1-3, and Bates, &c.
olshop, OF bowdoin, made new state
record, et held by l.. B. Rogers, of Maine
record held by l.. B. Rogers. Of Maine
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Penn Nine Routs Dartmouth

HANOVER, N. H, May 14.-Univer-
slty of Pennsylvania batted Tracy hard
IN IN two innings to-day and defeated
Dartmouth, 5 to 2.
The score:
pennsylvania o 1 40 o o o-5 II 3
dartmouth. 1 o 1-2 S i
=, Batteries--Larson and Maher; Tracy and
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
College Baseball
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS

EST ENUAN'o > RESULTS
Cornell, 8; Fordham. o.
Syracuse, 13; Union, l.
Princeton, 8; Williams, Q
Holy Cross 8; Yale, 2.
Army, 5; Colgate, 4.
Penn, s; Dartmouth. 2.
Rensselaer, Poly, s.; Stevens ..
Vermont, 81 Springfield College, L.
Navy, 3; Swarthm0re, /.
Ohio State, 4; anuiana, 9.
Purdue, 2; Chicago L.
Lafayette, 5; ViiIanoya, o.
Penn state, 5; Lehigh, 4.
=, Wasedn University of Japan, 2; Butler
POSTPONED by RAIN
Columbia w esleyan, at Middletowu Conn.
Bowdoin-Tufts, at Medford, Mass.
Boston CCllege-Seton Hall, at Boston,
Colby Hampshire, at Watervitle Nc.
Harvard-Mass. Aggies, at Cambridge.
Amherst Brown, at Providence.
Boston Univ. v.-Rhode Island State,
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Navy Netmen Trounce Lehiah

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 14.-In a
well-played tennis match here tb;s
afternoon the Naval Academy won bv
taking three of the four STRINGS in
singles and both of those in doubles
from Lehigh. Beck was by far the
best player fthe visitors and won
readily from Harshman. "0''
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Cornell Freshmen Wiz,

PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Cornell
freshmen defeated University of Penn.
syivania freshmen in track and field
meet here to-day, 73 points to 14s
ne ithacans wn eight out of thirteen
first places.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Homer Beats FordI,aru Prem

NlAson Polnt had an easv dime de-
fIeeatlng Fordham Prep YESTERDAY
browns homer in the third with the
bases full settled the issue, the final
score being il to 5,
The score by innings:
.cl,son po,n, R.H.E.
Fordham Prep,o 2 o 0 / Q O.
Batteries--Beckle and Brown; Harris
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~ ;. I've, w" base base hits--chillson (2y, Reeves.
t,,,1 cpase hits---Chillson. Gazeiia. Home
r'l-- azella Sacrlfces--Gomez. WeIlas
Gazella Reeves. Struck out-~By s Long.
aasSer as = by Meader. 5. Bases on hallsWoff
Mesaer, 3 Double piays-Meader, RYAN
Snu McDonald; Connolly and O'Br;en
mpires--Gilhert and Picrce leH.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Harvard Cubs Take Boat Race

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 14.-The
mrs, hfst Harvard freshman crew defeated
the Union Boat Club by three lengths
on on the Charles River to-day over the
neniey distance of 5-l6 miles. The
behind Union. No times were taLan
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Crescent A. C. Nine Loses

Pratt Institute defeated the Crescent
A. G. $ to 4 in fast game at Bay
Ridge, Brooklyn, yesterday.
The score by innings:
Pratt ...,.....0 0 ! 0 0 o 0 o A y o
crescent ......2 0 0 0 I 0 O--4 5 0
:. .tss Btssatteries--- Williams. Falcon, Hager and
Nllouri Herkimer Strong and Kruser
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Navy Tames Swarthmore
I'm Poorly PLAYED Game

:, ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 14.-The Mid
shipmen shi defeated Swarthmore, to /.
TINS afternoon in. a game marked bv
N, numerous misplays by both teams
scattered. '' wei
The score-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Colgate -, o 2 0 o "a
stolen bases-Steffan. Schlenger, O'Con-
nor, French, Wilhide, Smythe sacrisice-
Harris. Three-base hit-Storck Base on
oailsC0h Leonard, l. Hits-Of Cragin,
= r., n, IN - innings; off McGrath, l in %
W lid pitch-McGrath Struck out--By
Irasln, : :; by McGrath, /; by Leonard. s.
Lett on bases-Army, 6; Colgate g. First
ease on errors - CoIate, s. Umpires -
Alarsha1 ana Irauta. Time of game-l:47
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Naval Nine Scores Victory

The Naval Air Station nine defeated
the Fort Tiiden team, 4 to 8, at Rock
away Beach yesterday afternoon. Mar
guard struck out fifteen Of the losing
batters.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
N. Y. Nj. A, Wins i'm SluY Ees,

:. CUKNWALL, n, Y, May 14.-New
YORK Military Academy nine defeated
tbs Westchester Military Academy of
feeaiskiN, ? to 7, in game marked bv,
MAG csroro and wild throws mere
te-day.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Jap Net Star to Sail Soon

BOMBAY, India, May ID zenzo
ls!h1imidzu, the Japanese tennis player,
viii sail May II for the United States.
by way of London, to play in the Davis
Cup matches.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

TWO base hits Simondlnger. Stolen
passs--o'Co 'Connor, Murphy. Crane Sacrifices
- frame sloan. Double plays-Tunney
Gagnon ana o'Connor; Coke, Peters and
RE nHrhan; Ia, buggan. Gagnon and O'Connor
NJ oy<pItcher-By Tunney (Sloan) Wild
Time of game-Two hours
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ne SCOrHl
9,a's .pos., ..,'c94 "a o4 Totals 81 27 -
NBatted for Scbpajdos ~

Batted for Schneider in nin.ts. -
dated for Clancy in ninth inning
SSsarthmore Sss.i, 10 81
navy ,.... o o. ! "a
$, eisn Sa0rifiees Ices = Barchett, Hogan, Fleming
Harris SSaass,ehss-Hoffman, Esrey, Rawlings'
=: off Fleming, 3. Struck out-Rv Clancy Cisncyy'
Fleming ny f'eeSs,ng eSsras, s. Hit BY piteherMBSy;
oilpires---Aubrey and Stump trima 81
same-l:55. A'iiAe or
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Referee and starter--,Fuliap Curtis.
TimfF--tsilIiam sfeitieisans
Judge ut gnish- tgs1iliIin y. Hooper.
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Totals 50 Il a7 II . Totals 80 "a IS
Ho,y Hy Cross. 0 0 o---5
Yale. .......,. 0 0 0 0 O / 0 %
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
The Order Of Finish
In Races on HARLEM,
FIRST VARSITY
Boats Sent Away Twice

the Tigers did from their increased
drive.
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The score /:


IU1HIs ''75 TO = IS II Totals .....33 4 q {
eRan for Hermann in ninth Inning.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
AIl hew in Wrappers Fuly Guaranteed 5000 Miles

arge size or, Is one of the oldest Tire
TIRE Dealers The CordTi - S' ~ P'e' 49,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-04
SMITH ROAD

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Frost and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frost of Medina,
were callers at Earl Donley's Sum
day.
Lucy Remer and Charlie Hanker are
entertaining the muinps.
Mrs. Mary Dean passed away at her
home, Feb. q, at the age of 81 years.
The funeral was held Friday at the
home and burial at the Jones ceme-
terry.
Steve Payne and family and Schuy-
lar Wagar and family were at H. Bay
singers Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Wagar and Mrs. M. O.
Wall are on the sick list.
The children and grandchildren oi
Mrs. Mary Baysinger gathered at hei
home, Feb. %, to help celebrate hei
birthday. h
Lloyd Spencer and wife were guest.
at Monroe Schlatt's Sunday.
Beecher Baxter and wife spent Fri
day with her niece, Mrs. Earl Don
ley. ;4
| Mrs. Marie Conyne visited at War
rem Miller's Sunday.
Miss Lucy and Ruth Smith ant
Grover Duncan and family were a
A. (. Smiths Sunday.
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LAFAYETTE

\ Will House met with an accident
last Saturday morning while in the
woods cutting logs. He and Ralph
Bennett were claiming the logs to the
wagon when one of them rolled off,
knocking Mr.. House down and break
ing one leg and he received few 9TH
er. injuries. He was taken to the
hospital. Further notice on page
Of this paper.
There will be moving picture show
in the auditorium of the school house
Friday night, March 4. Mr.. F. H.
Preston from Litchfield and A. O.
Chaplin of Wellington are giving it.
The play is entitled, Burnt Wings"
They may give one every Friday ev-
ening, but are not sure yet. 1t is
a private enterprise. .#9. is
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry John
son, last Friday, Feb. Is, a son.
Mrs. De Long, who is at the Lodi
hospital, Is getting along nicely.
The we'll on Mrs. Leohr's farm was
completed last week and proved a
dry hole.
Mr.. Aaron Lance, wife and daugh-
ter Iva of Burbank, spent Sunday al
Arthur Lance's.
Mrs. Harry Lance is recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia.
MIR. Van Nostram and family movesi
Tuesday to the Henry Lee farm il
Leroy. s8{
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. MAI.
ley Weltmore Thursday to finish leil
sewing for bazaar they are plan
ming to give. as
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RICHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Horn have re-
turned from Florida where they have
been spending the past three weeks
with his parents. H
Mrs. Marion Wilmot, who has been
i'll with tonsilitis, is much better.
Mrs. w. E. Bigelow is now able to
be about the house.
Little Dorothy White is able to sit
up after a severe case of pneumonia.
Mrs. Stella Zahn is seriously i'll.
Elwin Thorp is very lowwith blood .
Little Jerry Davis of Akron is stay
ing at grandpa Greenleaf's for week.
Mrs. Gaudee of Akron spent a few
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Wendell. 4
The Cornell family have moved in
to their new house recently purchased
Of Bert Hart.
Garlan Oviatt is home from o. S.
U. He will not attend the school the
second semester.
Wilbur Hart of Ada spent few
days at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary last
Saturday night. About so were pres
ent.s The evening was spent in games,
singing and recitations. Many beauti-
full presents were received, all of
which were made of wood.
The Father and Son banquet held
last Tuesday evening was very en-
ljoyable affair. Mr.. Rothrock of Cleve-
land made the address of the even.
ing. i
| The basket ball game between Rich.
field and Copley, Friday evening, re.
suited in victory for the Copley boys
score 1881, and Richfield girls, scolt
10 to 13. G.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geise (ne,
Clara Wilson, daughter, Friday
Feb. 25
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LTCHFIELD

Miss Hagle of Lagrange is the
new girl at the elevator, Miss Warner
having resigned. An
Mr.. Stephen and family, who bought
the Woods farm southwest of town,
moved in with the Woods family last
week. Mr.. Woods hasn't decided
where they are going. aaE
| Mrs. Klopfenstein of Sulphur
Springs spent over Sunday with her
| daughter, who is one of the teachers,
at the home of Mrs. Blanche Com
| stock. -f
Friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Art Foote and wife last
week Friday evening for a farewell
party. Mr. Foote will have a sale
soon. They are planning to- start for
Oregon by auto, about May /.
]. c. Winkler and wife entertain
ed the school teachers and some OF
their friends last week Friday even
ing, it being their seventh wedding
anniversary. There were Is present
light refreshments were served, and
all seemed to have good time. We
| hoPS thSy may ;SoilC dSdN., II
Althon Brinker visited his parents
in Chatham over Sunday.
| A social will be held at the home
of Miss Lille Starr, Friday evening
March 4. Everyone is very cordially
invited to come.
Mrs. Dell Eaken was in Lafayette
last week caring for her father, Johr
House, who was quite sick. N
| Mrs. Adeline Herman, aged 54, wifi,
OF George Herman of this township
died Feb. 10, at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Fred Ketshum, in Graf
ton, where she had been staying but ;
few days, although her illness hat
dated back for several years. Asid,
from the husband, Mrs. Herman il
survived by her daughter, Mrs. Ketch
UNI, and three sons Charles, Ben, ant
Alfred, all of Litchfield, and larg,
circle of friends in Grafton, as we'll a
her home community.
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REMSON CORS.

Word has been received of the death
lof DR.. Frank Young Of Lorain, for
merly OF Weymouth, but well-known
here in Granger, he having passed
away last Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Gutter is very poorly,
not able to get around at all.
! Mrs. Velma Richardson of Akron
visited from Sunday until Thursday
| with friends and old neighbors here.
| Mrs. Frank Reid visited from Sat
urday until Thursday with her sister
I in Kenmore !, \,
| Will Huntley and wife of Cleveland
and Ruth Crocker of Kent spent Sum
day with their parents. ]. @. Crock
er and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Welton visit
ed Mrs. Mel. Foskett in York Sum
day.
| Mrs. Chas. Case spent week in
Akron with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Keitt and her uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Beardsley.
| Mrs. Wells Hatch has gone to the
sanitorium in Cuyahoga Falls, where
! SiiC Will De uSdtIu i0l AChtS IOubAS-
! Mrs. Fred Indoe's two little girls
have been quite sick. s. /.
Mr.. Louis Hamlin expects to move
his family on a farm south of Spen-
cer,and Alfred Nichols will move on
the Perrin farm, which Mr.. Hamlin
is leaving.
The Loyal Bereans held their class
party Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Dean. A
splendid time was had by all.
The w. E. T.. U. will meet with
! Mrs. Thompson Wednesday after
noon, March g. Program prepared
| by Mrs. Thompson. Everybody come.
The K. 0. 7. M. will hold a box
social at the hall Saturday evening,
March IL. A large crowd is desired.
George Pelot, who was operated on
four weeks ago at the Peoples hospi-
tai in Akron, is expected home this
week. a
Mrs. Will Ganyard received word
of the death of her father, Joe Fet.
terman, in Minnesota.
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CHIPPEWA LAKE

Mrs. w. Il. McNally attended the
funeral Of her brother, w. D. Mar
tim of Bellevue, last Friday, and her
sister, Mrs. Agnes E. Hugenin Of
Coldwater, Mich, returned home with
her for an indefinite stay.
The Young Peoples division Of the
Medina County association will put
on program at the u. B. church next
Sunday evening at 7:S0- This pro-
gram has been given at number Of
different places in the county and is
we'll spoken of. Admission free, but
collection will probably be taken.
h Mr.. Merrick, our blacksmith, has
bought the F, A. Strong house and
lot east of town, and IS making quite
extensive repairs on same.
The U. B. chcurch people have a
new piano on trials put in BY G. 3.
Shaw Of Lodi. u
The Firemen's supper was largely
attended, and nice sum of money
was raised for the department. gs
y Chris .Derhammer Of Lansing, Mich,
is visiting relatives in town.
The Sunshine class of the M, E.
church wish to thank all who contrib
uted to the success Of the pie social
last Friday evening.
/ Two of the prize essayists,in the Me-
dina schools, namely, Bernice Hunt
and Emma Bennett, reported in last
weeks papers, were educated in the
Chippewa Lake schools. We dislike
to boast, but when pupils can 60 from
our schools to the county seat and
lead their classes there, it looks as
If we have some school. We have
heard before that we have the best
school and the best teachers in Me
dina county, and now we know it.
n S. B. Moore and family left for their
new home in Pennsylvania Saturday
of last week.
Jonathan Cotner had relapse last
Saturday, and has been in a rather
prccarious condition since. I'll
J. K. Ritter has been confined to
the house since Friday with bronchial
trouble. .t
March did not come in like lion
nor a lamb, but sort of "'betwixt and
between" Sysat
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DR.. Buckley was in Cleveland last
week.
Miss Blanche Robson Of Dover
spent the weekend with friends in
Spencer.
Mrs. Barry of Belleville spent few
days with her daughter Miss Ada
Swartz.
Mr.. Hiram Snyder and family spent
last Sunday visiting his mother and
sister$in Akron.
Miss Luckholf went to her home in
Columbus for last weekend.
Mr.. Andrew De Long was buried
in the Spencer cemetery on Tuesday
of this week.
Mr.. James Kemery has been i'll but
is able to be about again.
Miss Myrtle Fisher won the ruby
. ring given by the Franklins for the
most popular lady in Spencer.
Mr.. Bodel and family have moved
into the Frank Shoemaker house on
Biliman avenue.
Clement Auble was home for few
days.
VIM. Moore was in Shreve, Sunday
where he visited Mr.. Paul Woods and
family. 't
Martha Shick was taken to the hos
pita1 at Ashland where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She is
getting along nicely.
Raymond Lamp is sick.
Carrie Jacobs spent the weekend
with her parents at River Corners.
Friends of Wilbur Nixon are glad
to know that he is convalescing.
Mr.. S. M. Friend of Pawnee and
Mr.. M. A. Friend of Litchfield were
in Spencer Monday.
The Red Cross society held meet.
ing on Wednesday at the K. OF (
Lodge rooms where the first lesson
in hygiene was given by Nurse Han.
nah OF Medina. This class has aboht
twenty members, now. If you care
to join them you are invited to do so
The w. C. T. U. ladies held very
profitable meeting on Monday, at tht
home of Mrs. Ella Handee. A flint
program was given under the leader
ship of Mrs. o. N. Peoples and sever
al new members joined the union.
Mrs. Leo McCourt was in Yelling
ton one day this week.
Now that the bottom has droppe'
entirely out of the roads, let us hop
we will have spasm of dry weather
Mr.. Frank Aldrich had a sale of hi
farming tools Monday of this weel
Mr.. Aldrich is going to retire fror
active farming.
Mr.. Norris Walters spent coupl
of days this week in Cleveland.
Miss Effie Lance spent the week
end with her parents at Sullivan, o.
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SPENCER NEWS

Little Miss Pauline Goodyear of
Toledo will spend some time in Spen-
Ger with her grandparents. Her faith
cr and sister are very i'll at their home
in Toledo.
Mrs. Nitterraurer died at Jefferson,
Ohio, Feb. n and was brought to
Spencer for burial March /. Mrs.
Nitterrauer was an aunt of Mrs. VIM.
Auble at whose home the funeral SER
vice was held She was one OF a
family of sixteen all of whom have
passed on except one sister, Mrs. Jno.
Gardner, who is i'll at the present
writing. Mr. Lee Wadsworth OF
Wellington had charge Of the funeral.
Those from out of town were: Mr..
Frank Stedman and son Franklin Of
Lorain, Mrs. Gertrude Tunte of JEFF
ferson, Mrs. Hegyessy Of Alliance,
Mrs. Nettie Stelzer of Burbank, Mrs.
Anna Chandler, Mrs. Blanche Jordon,
Miss Leffie Wiley, Mr.. Ed. Wiley,
Mrs. Mary Wiley, who is sc years OF
age; Mr.. and Mrs. Squires of Ashland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hines of Pawnec,
Mrs. Faulkener and children of Sui
livan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mower and
daughter Naomi of West Salem.
The Ladies' Aid society of the F. B.,
church met with Mrs. Frank Miller
Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church served chicken dinner at
the town hall on Wednesday.
Mr. John Giar spent the weekend
with his son, Mr.. Jim Giar and wife
at Elyria.
Spencer high basket ball team goes
to Ashland for game Friday night.
The fourth and fifth grade of the
Spencer school are to have spell
ing contest, the decision to be given
the last of the year. The fourth
grade leads the contest at present
writing.
Mrs. Mary Rumbaugh (nee Dirk)
a lifelong resident of Homer township
was born on June %, 1856, and died
Feb. 10, 1921, at the age of "a years,
months and ~ days. She is sur
vived by her husband, Joseph Rum
baugh, and two sons born to this TN
! ion, namely, George Rumbaugh, now
residing on the farm where the de-
ceased had made her home the last
few years, and Fred D. Rumbaugh OIL
West Salem. There are also one
grandson, one brother and two sisters
living Mrs. Rumbaugh was mem
Der of the Reformed church, which
she joined several years ago.
4 --S--
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PAWNEE

The body Of Ed Hoegner of Lodi
was buried at East Homer Reformed
church last Saturday afternoon at q
o'clock.
Ed. Mantz spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IA. E. Mantz.
Lulu Auble spent the weekend with
her two children who are staying al
Perry Vanmeter's.
Ellsworth Breyley's' children wh9
have had the whooping cough for sew
eral weeks do not seem to be improy-
ing much. -2. V
Wilbur Nixon is in the Lodi hospi.
tai where he had an operation for ap-
Peldicltis. he was IN very bad con
dition but Is improving slowly. N
The appraisment Of I. J. Betz's
estate was held Monday. "
ga CA
49, HN
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Mr.. and Mrs. A, F. Gunkelman re-
turned from their honeymoon "Trip
last Wednesday and on Thursday ev-
ening they were given an old-fashion-
Ted charivari
Ernest GunkeIman and family were
visitors at A G. Franks on Sunday
evening
Mrs Edwin Gunkelman and Miss
Lena Baker visited last Thursday ev-
ening at f. A Churchman'S.
Mrs. Fred Griesheirner, Jr, called
on the Misses Steeb in Medina one
day last week.
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ABBEYTyILLE

Mr., and Mrs. John Kemp spent
Sunday at Chester Ryan's at Medina.
/ Mrs. George Gunkelman is suffer
ing with cold. ls
Joe Kemp moved Monday from
the Vim, Gunkelman farm to the E.
s. Burnhanl farm near Medina.
Carl Frombaugh Is on the sick list.
.lsis isi Issiisoisf of Lorain and Mr..
and Mrs. John Rising of Belden Wis
tied at Joe Kemp
Mrs. Al. Ci Frank called Oh Mrs.
Leinseder at Brunswick Saturday.
Dorothy and George GunleInan and
Ivan Kemp are chickenpox victims.
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CHATHAM FARM BUREAU

The farmers Of Chatham township
held q meeting Tuesday night. Feb.
22. Mr.. Rice, township delegate to
Farmers Week, made a report on hap
penings at that session. ,s si
County Agent Halderson was in
troduced to the crowd. An interesting
discussion took place on the lime and
fertilizer question. .l34
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LEGAL NOTICE,

May Dreier. whose residence is, un-
known, Is hereby notified that Gustav
us A. sDreier has, filed his petition
against her for divorce in the Common
Pleas Court of Medina County, Ohio, on
the grounds Of three years wilful alb
sence, and that said cause will be for
April, 1921. y "a NJ
s. GUSTAvUS A. DREIER. Plaint,ff
by JOHN d. OWEN, his Attorney
Feb. rs; March a. II, 1S,, ,25;, ,Apl. i.
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Public Sale Of household goods on
Charles Lance farm at Lafayette Cen
ter, south of Methodist church, on SAT-
urday, March S, beginning at / 80 p.m.
,.a. MISS MARY McGINNIS
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-04

Public sale at my residence in Shar-
on, March 2, commencing at 10
o'clock sharp.
r. w. RAW
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-04

I will hold a public sale at my farm
! mile north of Medina on the Woos-
ter Pike, Saturday, March $, com
mencing at o'clock.
\ \, p. C. KELLOGG
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PUBLIC SALES
Free Sales Service for Sentinel reader
sA Limit your notice to five lines,

! will offer for Sale at my farm at
Seville on Mar. 5, 1921, commencing
at 1:00 a number Of farm tools and
houshold furniture and sundry other
articles. p. w. CRAWFORD
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