The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-09

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chial tuberculosis, Mrs. Arndt was
a native of Hungary and was IN the
goth year of her life. She was
widow. Funeral services were held
on Wednesday at the Lutheran church
at Abbeyville and burial made in the
Lutheran cemetery.
e. A. McConnaughey, in jail and
under indictment for burglary and
larceny for the alleged breaking into
and robbery of the w. J. Schulenberg-
er garage in Lodi last month, was ar
raigned before Judge Mcclure on
Monday. He entered plea OF not
| guilty, his bond was fixed at $l,0Oo,
and G. w. Smith appointed to defend
him.
S, ]. Windon, arrested in CALI
polls two weeks ago, wither he had
gone after issuing an alleged fraudu-
lent check for $500 on the Savings De-
post Bank Co. of Medina, and who
was recently indicted and is now IN
iail, had his bond fixed at 81 600 by the
court last Saturday.
/ AT 4:3O next Sunday afternoon
/ John Beck, organist, will give re-
cital at the Methodist church specially
for the "shut-ins" of Medina. Mr..
Beck will be assisted by Mrs. P. c.
Bigelow, who will sing. Autos will
be sent for all who wish to attend
the recital if they will communicate
their wishes to Mrs. E. c. Hoover on
Saturday. While primarily given for
those who are confined by infirmity,
, special invitation is likewise extend
ed to all aged people of the village,
, and such others as may desire to at
; tend.
: The many friends of c. F. Hobart
t will regret to learn of his serious i'll
ness at his home on North Elmwood
f street, where he has been confined for
n the past week. Mr.. Hobart had moi
J. been enjoying the best of health fo'
e some little time ,altho able to attend
: to his duties as assistant local agent
n for the Southwestern railroad until .
= week ago.
'sl The interior of the American
/. hotel has been repapered the pas
d week.
vi, There will be story hour at th'
+ home of L. w. Boyden on Saturda.
4 afternoon of this week at o'clock
; All children wishing to attend ma,
" meet Mrs. w. R. Bailey in the parl
n at 10 minutes before 8.
AL -CarlosWarner, son of Mr.. and Mrs
= Carl Warner of Chagrin Falls will b
:. one of the Harvard graduates thi
month.
>. Mrs. Edith Brintnall will NOV
" about June Is to her farm on tn
:, Wooster Pike, north of town. Sh
~ recently sold her North Court stree
property to Arthur Mellert of Valle
= City.
IL Miss Lena Gunke1man entertaine
y the Utilian club Monday evening.
y A "Get-To-Gether" party wa
~ held at the Methodist church Wed
y nesday evening for all members an
their families.
IN The G. A. R. Post and Woman
ID Relief Corps will hold picnic Dime
O. Flag Day, June IA, at the Fai
III Grounds, if pleasant; if not, at the
Is O. o. F. hall. Those not havin
transportation to and from the Fai
as grounds are to meet at c. L. Wertz
s. home. 217 S. Elmwood, at 10. Men
bers please bring plate, cup and silve
De Mrs. Theo. Andrews is confined t
i her bed by illness. Her daughte
Mrs. Norman Berry of Lakewood,
> caring for her.
n The w. C. T. U. members too
er flowers to the County Infirmary O
at Thursday, it being Mission Flowe
Day.
tf Mrs. Elizabeth Schlabaugh, VIII
gIis visiting her son, Ross Schlabaug
- in -Quincey, Mass, fell last Monda
nc and broke her hip.
$. SO many local devotees of th
III track were lured to the Berea race
Wednesday that the regular Wednes
'i day matinee at the Fair grounds wa
N postponed until next week.
% Albert Riemenschneider, note
~ organist and director of Baldwin
Wallace Conservatory, will give
recital nthe new pipe organ at th
" Methodist church Friday evening {
this week, to which the public
50 invited. No admission will be char,
/ ed, but an offering will be taken.
II An informal meeting Of IL
4 ,,bx,c;n;onc nf tho ooIytxy xyoo hald .