The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-21
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day last week, Mrs. Sherman Hotf
sustained the fracture Of two bones
in her limb, also her ankle bone, by
the upsetting of the hay wagon.
"A special meeting Of the village
council was held Tuesday night tor
the purpose Of passing two ordinances
--one to issue bonds for the paving
of North Court street from Union
street to the Corporation line; the
other to issue bonds for the paving OF
4 South Court street from the south
corporation line on the west side OF
street north to the south corporation
line on the east side Of the street. A
resolution was also passed to accept
the surveys and profiles for the inn
provement of East Washington street
beginning at the east end of the brick
pavement and extending east distance
of 1867 feet. The ordinance and reso-
luton appear in full elsewhere in the
Sentinel.
An itinerant tented show and
small menagerie have afforded amuse-
ment for the youth of the village all
the week on the Wood lot on West
Liberty street, the chief attraction be-
ing nightly wrestling matches be-
tween a beefy Snowman and any resi-
dent athlete whose confidence in his
own muscles urges him for a bout.
The company attempted to conduct a
larger show here, but as this was not
in accordance with an agreement be-
tween their advance man and Mayor
Hartzog, the latter refused permission
The company pays a license Of SIS for
the week.
The Foreign and Home Mission
ary societies of the M. E. church will
meet in the church parlors July 28,
at 2:30 o'clock. Election of officers.
Bring your mite boxes. A good at
tendance is desired.
While driving south on South
Court street last Sunday J. H. Wits
car was run into and damaged to the
extent of about $500. Wilt was just
turning into Grant street, when car
approaching from the south in an
attempt by the driver to pass, collided
with Wits machine. Wilt says the
driver of the other machine had ample
opportunity to avoid collision, while
he himself did not. The former OBJ
jected to giving his name, but Witt
took the number of his car.
Rev. Geo. E. Wright of Oberlin
college will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church next Sunday
morning. Rev. Wright is mission
ary from China and is said to be a
very interesting speaker.
"A meeting of the creditors of the
Spencer Metal Products Co. has been
set for July %. in Elyria, at the office
of Referee in Bankruptcy, Thomas A.
Conway Receiver John Childe has
filed his final account, showing a bal
ance on his hands of $8,974.95, his
allowance for service as receiver be-
ing set by him at $4,000.
Miss Nina Cole has been granted
life certificate to teach, by the State
Department of Public Instruction.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Snedden at Fairview
hospital, Cleveland, last Thursday.
The annual judicial report just
completed by County Clerk Frazier
for the year ending June 80 shows that
81 divorce cases have been decided as
against As for 1920; divorce cases
pending as against 12'the end of the
previous year
Miss Beatrice Longacre enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Dana Whipple (nee Miss Anne
Bigelow).
Mrs. Clara Phillips, &c, of NAL
let Creek, died on Tuesday of this
week at the Warrensville Inhrmary.
One daughter, Fora M. Phillips of
Cleveland, survives. Funeral SER
vices and burial took place in NAL
let Creek on Wednesday.
Chas. Ward of Fostoria visited over
Sunday at the home of H. j. Green
lese.
e. B. Fluert of Cleveland, form
erly of Medina, died at his late home
on Monday evening of this week. Fun
eral services were held at the Con-
gregational church here, today,
Thursday, at 2 p. M, and interment
made in Spring Grove cemetery. The
deceased was connected with the A.
i. Root Co., while ir Medina, where
he was married, his wife being a sis
ter Of Mrs. Ella McAnany, Mrs. Ad-
die Olin and Mrs. w. E. Case.
The commissioners on Monday or
dered the release from jail of Martin
Baruzic on the payment Of 5000 and
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