The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-18


day night, the following being the
guests; Misses Carrie Louise and
Betty Schab, Elizabeth Spitzer, Doris
Robinson, Katherine Rowe, and Mes
srs. Robert Tubbs, Vaughn Hartman,
Blake Munson, Paul Jones and Clay.
ton Hauk of Canton.
"A suit for divorce was filed last
Friday by VIM. F. Ruff against his
wife, Katherine Ruff. The couple
reside in York township. They were
married in New York city May rs,
1920, and have no children. Plain
tiff charges gross neglect Of duty and
extreme cruelty. t ~
-Th new Ford runabout recently
purchased by D. c. Shepard, was stol-
en- Wednesday night from where it
was parked on South Broadway near
the school buildings, while Mr.. Shep-
ard was attending Chautauqua.
Fred Hanse Of Litchfield and U.
A. Woolf OF Liverpool were each fin
ed S. and costs this week by Justice OF
Peace Ainsworth for harboring dogs
without registration tags. Hanse
got his Tuesday and Woolf "his'n" on
Wednesday.
Rev. Frank B. Salin, M. A., con-
verted Jew and Presbyterian minister,
will deliver an address on Tuesday ev-
ening, Aug. % ,at the Baptist church,
on the subject, Judaism and Christ
ianity." Rev. Solin will tell the story
OF his conversion from orthodox Juda-
ism about 80 years ago. The meet
ing will begin at 7:30.
Mr.. Rupert E. Hutton and Miss
Oneita May Baker were united in
marriage at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. A. Irwin Aug. IL.
A motion flied in the Cleveland
courts last week Wednesday by Prose-
cutting Attorney Seymour to quash the
damage suit against the Medina Coun-
ty Commissioners for about $4,000,
was heard by Judge Neff on Wednes-
day of this week, but no decision on
the motion has yet been received. The
suit grew out of an auto accident at
crossing in Granger township, plain
tiffs claiming that the crossing was
not properly safeguarded.
I'm excavating for the erection OF
shed at the rear of the American
hotel "a brick was found in which the
figures "l8l8" had been cut before
the brick was burned, thus proving its
age to be l03 years.
"A special meeting Of the village
council was held Tuesday night. An
amending ordinance was passed fixing
the compensation and bonds of mtni
cipal officers as follows: The mayor
in addition to fees allowed to receive
a salary of $500 a year, and bond fix
ed at $1,000. Another ordinance wa!
passed to borrow money in anticipa
ton of special assessments for thu
four street-paving and one. sewer job
authorized some time ago and part o
which is now in process. The com
pensation of inspectors for stree
work was fixed not to exceed $3.50
day.
$. Salmon, an employee at tn
local foundry, met with a painful an
rather serious injury last Frida,
/ which is likely to confine him in tn
hospital for couple of weeks or NOR
! While loading castings one Of the lai
ter fell from the truck on to one c
), Mr.. Salmon's feet and legs, crushin
i several pieces of bone. He is at Fail
view hospital.
i The new schedule on the B. an
1 O., effective last Sunday, is as fo
1 lows: Northbound: 7:56 a. M, and IL
| % p. M; southbound: 7:06 a. m. an
> | :W p. m.
4 Miss Fanny Clark has been i'll tn
past week.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer {
s Thursday morning, Aug. l8, contain
ed announcement of the marriage {
Miss Caroline Goodwin to Mr.. VIZ
Francis Guinan. The bride is tt
: daughter of Mr.. Don Goodwin,
former Medina man, but now of Al
ron. Mr.. and Mrs. Guinan will NAL
their home in North Hampton, Mas.
: where the groom's mother resides.
"A passenger on a northbound il
= terurban car was put off at the M
dina station last Friday, helpless fro
intoxication. He boarded the car
Seville and is said to have been appa
emily sober when he started. WI
he was or what finally became of hi
we were unable to learn, altho his pr
ence at the station was of short du
alton.
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