The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-28
LOCALS

by Leonard Sims and Jack and Morris
-Toleu of Cleveland, which was to
have been heard by Justice of Peace
w. P. Ainsworth on Monday of this
week, was postponed to Aug. 4. The
charge grew out of an altercation be-
tween the men over the welfare of
two girls upon the latter's departure
for home following a dance near the
lake Sunday night, July 16.
Sharon camp-meeting begins on
Friday of this week and ends Aug. 7.
Rev. A. B. Fisher of Ottumwa, Iowa
who with his wife, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Warren, have been
visiting the latter for the past two
or three weeks, gave an address before
the Kiwanis club last Thursday on
the subject, America the Hope of the
World" The address was very ex-
cellent one and ably presented.
e. F. Gleason, credit manager OF
the Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Co.,
Toledo, and noted handwriting ,ex-
pert, addressed the Kiwanis club at
its luncheon today Thursday.
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Deetz of West Smith road
died on Thursday of last week. Burial
was made the following day in Litch-
field.
e. R. Root addressed the men,
bers of the Lorain County Beekeep-
ers association at Oberlin last Mon
day evening.
Two lawsuits have grown out of
an auto collision on July 3 on the
center road east Of Brunswick in
Hinckley township, when machines
driven by Frank Kruessel Of Cleve-
land and son Of John Spector Of
Brunswick came together, both cars
being considerably damaged. The
frst suit fled was by Kruessel in the
Cuyahoga county courts against
Spector for damages. The second
followed soon after when Spector
swore out a states warrant for the
arrest Of Kruessel for alleged reck-
less driving. Kruessel appeared be-
fore Justice of Peace Ainsworth
Wednesday morning and gave bond
OF $500 for his appearance at the
hearing set for Aug. 8.
M. T. Wright reported to the
sheriff on Wednesday the loss of sew
eral fountain pens, Eversharp pen
ellis, pocket books, etc., from his store.
Many of the articles were found later
In the day in the possession of two
Hungarian boys. The latter claim
ed to have found them on a rubbish
pile at the rear of the Wright store
several weeks ago. No arrests have
been made, but the case will be i'm
Vestigated futher before Probate
Judge VanDeusen on Saturday. |,
Floyd Pelton sold his ice cream
and confectionery business this week
to Raphael Lomonaco of Cleveland,
who will take possession in few
days. The reported sale to Grant
McNeal several weeks ago was never
no reasons being given.
The store at present is closed
Word has been received from
Rev. R. K. Caulk that his mother |;
passed away this week at her home
n st. Michaels, Md, where Rev.
Caulk was summoned July 1 because
If his mothers critical illness.
Mrs. John Shaw of West Liberty
street was taken to Fairview hospital
n Cleveland, Monday, where she un-
ierwent an operation for appended
is.
Mr.. Julius c. Graft and Miss
Mary E. Wilber, both of Granger
oWnship, were united in marriage
Wednesday morning by Rev. w. R.
Motfett, at the Church of Christ par
jonage.
The M. E. Sunday school will
lold its annual picnic at Brookside
'ark, Wednesday afternoon, Aug. 7.
Miss Edith Eaken, daughter of
Nr. and Mrs. Chas. w. Eaken and
Mr.. Milton Ruder, son of William
'uder of Chippewa Lake, were quiet
Y married in Lodi, July 16, by Rev.
3. V. Tippett.
The Woodward and Waters re-
lnion will meet August 20, at the :
lome of Asa Curtis, 401 North Court
treet, Medina. {
The monthly meeting Of the !
ladies' Aid society of the Methodist ,
;hurch was held Monday afternoon at
he church parlors.
Mrs. H. c. West entertained at c
uncheon, Friday noon, in honor of '
drs. Y. Van Twillig Of Minneapolis,
dinn., and Mrs. Walter Miller of
Cleveland. Covers were laid for ten. i
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Mesdames M. D. Kimmell, Adelia,| {