The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-10
AIRS quiet along potato valley

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pounders. Wha's got 'em? Don't
weigh 'em twice hge Goodman's Cor
ners did.
4 Nell Dague and wife of Litchfield
came over last Thursday and loaded
Uncle Harm Seeley and Aunt Jane
into their autoand took them home
for a week end visit. On their re-
turn, Uncle Harm said Mell's cider
were getting just about right.
The east road is now open for traf-
fic from the B. and o. tracks to
Brintnall's Corners.
N Louie Lance. who drives the Kid
wagon over the half acre route, had
the misfortune last week to have one
of his horses break thru bridge and
injure one Of its legs so badly that
he has had to buy another horse to
take its place.
Geo. w. Swartz, wife and mother,
started for their Florida home We'd
nesday, going by auto to Wellington
to catch their train. There are nine
persons in the party this year.
A bang-up-good dinner was served
by the church ladies for the election
people, followed by supper its equal.
We tried to prevail on them to make
it an everyday affair, but they said
they had troubles of their own that
would interfere with such scheme.
Mrs. Depew, leaves this week for
Medina, where she will spend the win,
ter with her daughter, Mrs. R. E.
Hart.
Communion services will be held at
the Community church, Sunday, Nov.
Is. The Father and son banquet will
be given in the town hall next Thurs
day night, Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Indoe are mov-
ing into their new home in Medina.
Mrs. Elnora Fieldhouse is visiting
relatives in Indiana
The drllers are at work now on the
gas we'll on the Sloan place, and a
second we'll is started on Geo. Nc
KEGS farm.
Mrs. Henry Bishop is slowly i'm
proving. She has now left the hos.
pital and gone to the home of her
niece in Elyria.
About 10 o'clock Tuesday evening
we were suddenly awakened by what
we thonght wa sthe ringing of bells
Sitting straight up in bed, scratching
our head and rubbing Our eyes, WI
listened. Yes, no, yes, it couldn't b.
| New Years and some one was ring
ing out the old year and ringing ii
the new. Was it dream, or wha
was the matter? Just then it dawn
ed upon US that it was the church ant
school bells ringing forth the gla'
tidings that the bond issue for ney
high school building in York had car
ried at the election. Then followe
yelling, tin horns, bells and all sort
of noise machinery. Yes. it was
regular blowout.
/ Election day was fine, and BIZ
vote turned out. The bond issue fo
the new school house carried by 2
votes; not big majority, but answer
Ethe purpose. Frank Mellert, N. W
Geisinger and Charles Nettleton wer
elected trustees; r. o. Stone, treas
urer; Delvin Seeley and Herman VOL
constables.
The county health officer was il
town Tuesday and lifted the quaran
tine for scarlet fever at the Kindal
home and ordered the house fumigat
ed. The doctor sad it was strange
but fact, however, there was .thi
case and several others in the count
this fall from which no new cases de
veloped. Very light and slightly con
tagious, but all have to be watched
To the people of York and vicinity
,, you all understand, we believe, that
good lot of locals from the variou
townships in the county is what make
a local or county paper worth while
Watch, if you will, when the local pa
per comes in the mail, the first thin
! you do is look for the locals from you
own town. Next you hunt locai
from towns where you have relative
and friends. All these come frs
, hence it's important that each CORE
spondent do the best he can for hi
own town and neighbors. Now a
correspondent for the Sentinel, I as
your cooperation and if get it W
willnot let a bit of news from Male
Creek get away from us. When yo
j have items, call Phone 2Jl5o. Yo
can get me evenings best. Locs
leaves on o'clock train Wednesda,
hut let's Have the iteme the ,,ioht he