The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-20
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Legion club rooms. Business OF great
importance is to come before the
meeting i
.,r No more car loads of machinery
arrived iii town last Friday tor the j
Akron-U Universal Tire & Rubber Co.'S |
new plant and was unloaded there on ]
Tuesday. Mr.. VIM. A. Courtney OF
Salem came to Medina Monday to
superin end the setting OF the engine |
and electrical generator. The COM
Dany has Just added a new salesman
to its force in the person Of Mr.. J. ].
Blockinger OF. Akron, who was form
erly associated with the GOODYEAR
company
A 30-acre tract of land at West
field landing at Chippewa Lake the
uroperty Of Mrs. R. M Mcdowell OF
Medina and F. H. Hawley OF Leroy,
has been leased to parties who will use
the ground as an aeroplane landing,
The purpose of the lessees is to in
STAN at least two planes there about
June /, and for the following three
months take advantage OF the lake
crowds to do passenger business.
The Kiwanis club of Akron has
challenged the local club to a base
ball game, and Kiwanian Albert Whit
ney was appointed committee OF one
to organize club here to accept the
challenge.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. 0. Hald-
erson, Tuesday, May II, a daughter.
When the Northern Ohio rail-
road passenger and freight station at
New London was burned few
months ago, it was thought that the
structure Would be rebuilt. Last
week, however, the railway company
loaded up the station at Greenwich
on a flat car and moved it to New
London. Greenwich is now without
a station
The bill Of Representative Frank
Lytle authorizing municipalities to
build ice plants, met death last Friday
when the house refused to concur in
senate amendments to the bill.
"A large number of Winyah club
members and their wives yourneyed to
Alber's rural resort near Elyria We'd
nesday afternoon, where they enjoyed
~dinner.
While operating a drill press al
the foundry on Thursday of last week
Tira Dix had the middle finger OF
one of his hands so badly crushed as
) TO necessitate amputation at the Sec
-T1he Community orchestra q
eighteen members save concert a.
the Idol theater, Lodi, Tuesday night
under the auspices of Class NO. II o.
the Lodi Congregational church. Din'
t1er was served at the church following
the concert. There was large at
tendarce at the concert.
Theodore Riser and VIM. Mccoy
sentenced last week to an indetermin
ate period in the penitentiary from
one to seven years for burglary ant
larceny, were takento that institu
ton on Tuesday bys Deputy Sheriff
Hange. The men confessed to break
ing into and robbing the genera
store of E. F. Holmes at Chippew;
Lake.
"A. R. Lowe of Chicago, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter, ,spen
a few days in Medina the past weel
visiting Mr.. loves sister, Mrs. ]. =
Webber and brother Charles and WI
liam. Mr.. Lowe formerly resided il
Medina and met many of his old-tim
friends while here.He has just return
ed from bushes strip to Europe,cov
, yering several months, where h
visited France, Germany, HOLLAND
Scotland, and many other countries
and made a tour of the more impor
tame districts devastated by the Gei
mans in the late war. While
Scotland Mr.. Lowe visited the oil
home of his parents before the latte
emigrated to America, found tn
church in which they were marriet
and two or three aged citizens who rt
membered the elder Loves when the
resided there.
The dwelling of w. c. Smith o
North Court street was given Tres
coat oil ,yaint the past week, adding al
preciat'y to its attractiveness.
An application by Mrs. Lula Lon
of Wadsworth township for blind r
lief, was favorably acted upon by t
County Commissioners Monday, 81
being granted $l20 annually, in guar
erly installments.
The County Commissioners ha'
instructed the Prosecuting Attornt
to issue obnds and prepare all nece
sary legislation for The improveme
of Bank street in Lodi village
Many G. A. R and kindred pos
10 the county have taken advantage
the law granting authority to Coun
Commissioners to appropriate 5
each toward defraying expenses OF
proper observance of Memorial Da
If they deem it advisable, and ma
formal application for the grants.
Cleveland papers Of last Sund
announced the golden wedding am
versary Of two former and well-knoy
residents of Medina, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Firts, which was quietly celebrat
at their home 6722 Belvidere avene,
N. E. Cleveland, on Wednesday, M
IL, by the assembling there Of the a
ed couples three children, Mrs. H.
Kenyon of Lakewood, Mrs. Ina Jaco
of Cleveland and Mr.. Arthur M. Fl
of Barberton, also group OF intim;
friends.
The wife of w. c. Tindall,
latter in jail here charged with bul
larizing and robbing the Schulenbel
er garage at Lodi few weeks al
came here from Newcastle, Pa, whit
the Tindalls reside, Tuesday, in
u affort "a cac,ire a redf,, t:t.r in her hi