The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-22

"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Y. Ziegler ON Saturday.
Applications filed this week for
tuberculosis testing of cattle herds,
were by Glenn Ganyard. E. !. Gam
yard and Harold Burr, the Farm Bu-
reau reports.
Martin Bergerfurd has sold his
home on West Liberty street to Fred
Schmidt and will remove to Fremont
o.
The little daughter of Milo BEN
1itrt is i'll of diphtheria.
a --Wayland Hyde and Ray LOOMS
are late victims of the mumps.
"A very interesting as well as
unique occasion was the meeting OF
the Faithful Workes'class of the ME.
church held on Monday evening, at
which forty or more were in attend
snce. There was a picnic supper,
Il llowing which was given Style
Show |" and the editing of a newspap-
er, both Of which activities are said to
have indicated that the participants
were no tyros. Mrs. Harvey Gable
is teacher of the class and Miss Flor
ence Phillips president.
John L. Counsman of the Supreme
Building Co., Cleveland, while in town
on Monday, announced that his COM
pany has contracted for the erection
of eight dwellings, in Medina this
year.
Odd Fellows Of Brunswick, Ohm
stead Falls, Elyria, Lodi, Wadsworth
and Barberton were expected to me in
Medina on. Thursday night Of this
week to work the Royal Purple degree
ON sixteen candidates for the Encamp-
ment. s
"A railroad siding running to the
storage station of the Free Oil Co. at
the foot of Prospect street was put in
by the A. c., & Y. this week.
Contractor Geo. Mellert has had
a force Of men at work putting in
"a cement ground work in front and
on the north side of the new filling
station Of the Free Oil Co. at the
corner of North Court and West
Friendship streets. The building is
nearly finished.
At the intersection of the North
ern Ohio tracks with West Smith road
between Elmwood and Huntington
streets, is being built underneath the
tracks, concrete abutments and drive
way to facilitate unloading Of cars.
The work is being done by order of
the County Commissioners, who be-
ieve that it will effect considerable
saving to the county in conservation
Of time. BY its use, teams can drive
underneath the tracks and be filled
from hopper" cars in fraction of
the time that number of men could
perform the labor, as has erstwhile
been the custom. The new arrange
ment is for county work exclusively.
Secretary S. H. Brainard of the
Kiwanis club sprang surprise on the
club this week by securing as speaker
at the Thursday luncheon Dean
Clark,assistant secretary of the Kiwan
is GLIB international, Chicago. Mr..
Clarkds at present in Cleveland, where
he has established headquarters until
after the international convention
which convenes in Cleveland in June
Mr.. Clark isJknown to every Kiwaniar
, in the internatioal group as an effici.
efit official, and live wire individual
and the Medina braves were glad tc
greet him.
The garage of ]. Shellenberg al
Lodi was broken into last Sunday
night and robbed of tires and acces.
sories to the value of about $500
On Tuesday a man was held at New
Castle, Pa, under suspicion OF having
been implicated in the robbery. Sher-
iff Bigelow went to Newcastle Wed.
nesday in company with Shellenberg.
er to make identification, if possible.
"A slight change was made in the
rinning schedule of Southwestern
cars this week, affecting each cal
from one to two minutes. The OBJ
ject OF SO trifling change could moi
be learned
Robert E. Lewis, head sof the
Cleveland Y. M. c. A., addressed the
! Kiwanis club last Thursday. He il
an excellent speaker and brought q
live message on the Importance of in
sitting into the youthful mind the
transcendent value of clean life.
Monday, May 9, has been set by
the County Committee for, the Annua
Y. M. c. A. convention of Medina
county. A business session will bs
held beginning at $50 p. m. This will
be followed by the big annual ban.
quet at GAS.
Mr.. Leland Longacre was seized
by severe attack of appendicitis Tues.
day, necessitating an operation al
Fairview hospital, Cleveland, Wed.
nesday morning. He is reported as
convalescing.
announcement of the engagemen,
of Miss Mildred House of Cleveland
to Mr.. Charles Hewes Griesinger, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.~Griesinger Of
Medina, was made April 16 at the
Carlton Terrace, Cleveland.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nor.
lock, April ~, daughter, France:
Katharine.