The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18
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room into the upstairs toilet; the
County Engineer to proceed by force
account to repair the retaining wall
on South Broadway; allowed County
Auditor Washburn an additional al
lowance OF $1,250 for clerk hire for
1921; and engaged Killian Bros. and
Co, of Chicago to repair records OF
deeds, ETC., in the various offices,many
of which are in need of immediate at
tention at cost Of $l3.75 each.
Mrs. D. H. Knisley is entertaining
as her guest this week, Mrs Kimmell
of. Cleveland.
Mrs. John Shaw, who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis at Fairview hos
pd$al two weeks ago, is SO much bet
ter that she was brought home last
Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Ew-
ing of Lakewood, August IL, a daugh-
tex
Miss Pauline Griesinger is enter
tanning as her guest Miss Margaret
McCaslin of Cleveland.
Miss Katherine Rowe entertained
at-tea, Tuesday afternoon, in honor of
the Misses Schabs of Sandusky.
The annual reunion OF the AID
Regiment, o. v. l., will be held this
year at Moore's hotel grove, Chippewa
Lake station, on the c. S. and w. elec-
trio line, August 80 and 81. Every
body invited. Camp fire Tuesday
evening; official business session on
Wednesday, at 9 a. m.
West Friendship street west of
North Court street is all torn up this
week, preparatory to paving the street
to Medina street. Fifty or more men
are employed excavating, a dozen or
more of whom are engaged by the Me
dina Gas and Fuel Co. in lowering
the mains aboM a foot and half
70 correspond with the established
= grade for the new pavement.
The annual reunion Of the Law
family will be held at the old home
stead on Saturday, Aug. 20. Mrs.
Hobart Edwards is secretary.
Two men who were picking ber-
ties on the farm of James Crump on
Sunday, July 81 refused to leave when
ordered to do so by Mr.. Crump. The
identity Of the men, Geo. Hutton of
Lakewood and H. G. Hutton of Clevs-
land, were later ascertained thru the
numbers of their automobiles and a
warrant issued for their arrest fo.
t.. pass. They appeared before JUS
ltice of Peace Ainsworth and their re-
quest that the trial be continued to
Thursday of this week was granted.
Sheriff Bigelow, accomanied by
Prosecuting Attorney Seymour, went
to Lodi Monday evening and arrested
John Pochmara, storekeeper, who
is charged with having sold cigarettes
in disregard of legal restrictions. Ht
was locked up in the Lodi Jail pend
ing hearing later in the week before
Justice of Peace c. E. Knapp.
Two men driving Ford were. bad
ly shaken up as we'll as frightened OF
Sunday morning when the rear axl'
broke, allowing the rear wheels tt
drop off. The accident occurre.
about half way down the town hill, ,th'
detached wheel rolling clear =. to tn
bottom. After swerving from on
side of the street to the other the ca
was brought to stop, without injur,
to ei;ler Of the occupants. -.s
An auto collision occurred Sunda,
night about two miles north of Medin
in vhich one of the cars was badl,
damaged, but no one hurt. The car
were driven respectively by Earl Can
field of Medina and Mr.. Stoskopf O
Valley City. With Garfield was Joh
Sohl of Medina. The cars came t.
gtthcr with sufficient force to knoc
hub cap off Stoskopfs car. Fac
driver is insistent that the other wa
to blame for the accident, and it
fumored that court may have to az
judicate the affair.
Three bicycles were stolen by a
many lads Saturday night. The fo
lowing day the machines were reco,
cred, the guilty ones apprehended AN
''.tir day OF reckoning is near at han,
The bicycles belonged to Floyd Win,
brenner, Merl Averill and Clinto
Fradway. The culprits are Geore
and Norman Davis, brothers, an
Frank Archer, all about IL years {
age. The apprehension of the lac
followed soon after one of them w,
discovered riding one of the stole
wheels and incriminated his compa,
ions after confessing his own guilt.
The annual reunion of the De
hammer family will he hefd - CL;,