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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
PROBE INTO DEATH OF
PRIEST MAY BE DELAYED
(ay The Associated Pressl

BIRMINGHAM, Aug. 24.-The present
Jefferson county grand jury. whose ten
ure of office expires September 10, may
not complete an investigation of the case
OF Rev. Edwin r. Stephenson, who is
charged with murder in connection with
the killing of Father James E. Coyle,
pastor OF st. Paurs Catholic church, and
who was bound over for action by the
inquisitorial body at a preliminary trial
today. Bond was not allowed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
CARTER CONFESSES THE
SLAYING OF SHERIFF

WAYCRoSS, Ca, Aug. 24-Mage Car
ter, who was captured early tdoay after
an all-night search following the killing
OF Sheriff ]. w. Robertson. Of Pierce
county, at still near Patterson yester-
day. has confessed to having shot Rob-
ertson, according to county officers.
Twelve other persons also have been ar
rested in connection with the killing and
are being held in jails of three counties
in this section.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
Only Five Men of the Forty-Nine Who Were Max
ing the Trial Trip of the ZR-2 Known
to Have Been Saved.
EVERY One OF THE AMERICANS ON
BOARD OF ILL-FATED CRAFT LOST
Vessel Flying About 1000 Feet Over Hull Was
Seen to Buckle Amidships and Plunge
Downward Over the City.
(ey The AssoeIated Pressl

HULL England Aug. 24Seventeen officers and
United States navy and wenyseven officers
British death today collapse great rie
ZR2 the city of Hull
Every the Americans ated pershed
as far could be ascertained at midnight tonight
Only five of the forynine who making trip
the dgbe prior to the vessel being United
States known to have been saved.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
LABOR TO TAKE PART IN
PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
10y The Associated Press)

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Aug. a.
The American Federation OF Labor in
tends to take a leading part in the
development OF the nations public
school system and to see that labor's
point Of view is accurately expounded
in school text book, the federation
executive council announced tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
ONE DEAD, % INJURED
IN d. & r. G. WRECK
(By The Associated Press

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo, Aug. 24.-@
Engineer Douglas Armstrong, of Grand
Junction, was killed and 25 passengers
were injured in a wreck OF Denver and
Rio Grande westbound passenger train
No. about 13 miles east Of here early
today. according to word received here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
SEEK CONTINUATION
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

DUBLIN. Aug. 24-The belief was
expressed here tonight that the Dali
Eireann's answer to the proposals of
Premier Lloyd-Georse for peace in
Ireland win be followed with argu.
ments seeking to induce Mr.. Lloyd
George to continue the negotiations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
TENNESSEE CARPENTER
is KILLED BY HIS WIFE
(sy The Associated Press,

NASHVILLE, Aug. 24.-Thomas Hayes,
IS, a carpenter. was shot and killed here
early this morning by his wife, Mrs.
Maggie Hayes, who claims he was trying
to kill her with a razor when she fired
aon him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
THE WEATHER TODAY

Pensacola and Vicinity-Iocal thuncer-
showers Thursday and probably Friday
Winds:
East Gulf--Moderate northeast and
east winds; partly overcast weather
probably local rains Thursday,
West Gulf: Moderate north east and
east winds, partly overcast weather
u. s. Weather Report.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25
SOUTH CAROLINA MOB
LYNCHES NEGRO SLAYER
(By The Associated Press)

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 24.-Wiu Allen,
a negro who yesterday afternoon shot and
killed Noah Frick. a white farmer Of the
Chaplin section of Lexington county. was
lynched by a posse of $50 men at Chaplin
this afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-08-25

> = @-~-f - a. 81 LeA-
Sunrise .....6:2z am.
Sunset ......c:20 pm.
Moonrfse ..10.40 pm.
Moonset liza am.
Next phase OF thu
moon, Last Quarter,
Aug. 26th.
High tide ,.11.41 am.
Low tide ..12:14 am.
Yesterdays Weather;
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% o VCaIIcT FtepDFL
Pensacola. Fla. Avg. Is. 1a2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
Goodman's Corners

Mrs. Fred Smith and little son from
Hinckley were Monday visitors at her
sisters, Mrs. Rena Ritchie's.
Mrs. Amy Morton came home sun
day after two weeks stay with MIA
tives at Medina and south Brunswick
Mrs. G. A. Clement returned home
Sunday after ten days visit at hei
fathers at Weymouth. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. w. Clement and Y
w. Clement called at Bert Nichols II
Granger Sunday.
Grace Clement has an apple tret
nearly 100 years old that measures u
feet around the smallest part OF II:
trunk. Ii has three main limbs
feet in circumference. It was
small tree when her father, VIM. Glen
ent, bougth the land, and he grated
each Of the three limbs, on to an Ohio
Greening, one to Rhode Island green
ing, and the other to what they called
a Royalton greening. Who can beat
it? '@ 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. Morton spent a
few DAYS last week at w. A. Clements
at Medina and attended the fair.
Mrs. Mary Clement from Bennett,s
Corners, and she who was Sarah Odell
from Akron, were Monday callers al
Will Perkins.
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GuiIford.

Paul Evans and wife are the proud
parents Of a little son, born Monday,
the 26th.
Walter Hanlbleton died Sunday
morning at7:45 after a severe illness
Of typhoid fever, only being confined
to bed twelve days. He leaves to
mourn his loss an aged grandmother,
q father, two sisters, and one brother
widow and two children, Carl, aged
s., and Celia, aged 2, beside a host
of other relatives and friends.
y. o. Critz, wife and daughter ot
Williamsport, Pa, are visiting al
Med. Colburn's home.
After severe illness Mrs. Elmer
Cook passed from this life. Burial
at Seville, Saturday afternoon. She
leaves two sisters, one brother, 9
husband and nine children, three hav-
ing preceded her in death, and four.
teen grandchildren. ..
Ezra Carr, wife and daughter Lola
were Sunday visitors, Of Mr.. Roth's
near Sharon.
Mary Reich and Hannah Derham,
mer were at the A. P. Rodgers
home near Poe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brattin gave 9
farewell dinner Sunday for theil
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Harpster, who expect tx
start for California Tuesday
Mrs. Bert Boyer has been sick.
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Weymouth

Mrs. Mary French has returned tc
her home after spending some time
with her son, Richard, helping to care
for her new granddaughter at Flint
Mich.
4 Miss Veda Miller Of Green Springs
spent last week with Miss Ethel Child
sey.
Mrs. Inez Bartholomew spent few
days last week with her niece, Mrs
Beatrice Bonawit, at Rising Sun.
Mrs. Sackett and son Theodore o.
Cleveland spent few days last week
at Loren Hamlin's.
Miss Gladys Gorett of Medina spent
a week visiting old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynds and family oi
Fields, spent Sunday at Loren Ham.
Inns.
The services at the church will be-
gin at 7:30 in the evening instead oi
s o'clock. Every one come and hear
Rev. Cau1k's fine sermons.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bowman and
nephew, Bob Geisinger ofWadsworth,
visited their uncle, A. w. Bowman on
Sunday.
y Parties having business in Akron
an1 Medina are finding the bus lines
"A great convenience
( Harold johnson of Fairlawn and
Ruth st,lver Of akron were week-eno
guests OF Lewis Johnson's. (
Mrs. Vim. Burlington and mother,
Mrs. Bates, are visiting with George
Bates Of Copley for a few days They
will also attend Akron fair. II
A wedding of interest to this com
munity was that of Roy Thorpe OF
Wadsworth and Miss Lena Hotten-
stein Of Leroy, niece of E. A. Hotten-
stein. The ceremony was held at the
home of the BRIDES parents, E. w.
Hottcnstein at 4:30 Sunday afternoon.
An elaborate dinner was served inn
mediately following. Miss Lena
taught music in this neighborhood for
two years. #
The organization Of our Sunday
schools was completed last Sabbath,
So persons being present for preach
ing and every one felt they were hear
ing Rev. Thompson for the last time,
since Conference may not return him
to. his present charge. Officers elect
ed were Mrs. Georgia Davis, supt.
Miss Hazel Rickert, asst. supt.; Miss
Lily Hoddinott sec. and organist;
Miss Jennie Rickert, asst organist;
Mrs Lucille Renner, treas. Next Sum
day Rev. Irwin of Medina will deliver
the sermon. \. a.s
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
COMMUNICATION

Sept. 70, l9Zl.
Editor, Medina Sentinel,
Medina, 0.
Dear Sir:
In your issue OF September I'D your
Valley City correspondent makes
some statements concerning changes
in text books and some reflections
upon the members Of the Board Of
Education which I believe were based
upon mis-infor.uati',n or at least upon
insufficient in r.;.atlon. The members
of the boaid of education are we'll
known in this coninEniry and need 10
defens: further than to say that they
have the best interests of the pupils,
the school and the community at
heart.
The statement that this change
leaves many good books in the hands
Of the pupils which can not be used
is greatly exaggerated. In the first
three grades there has been no change
of books. In grade four the reader
has been changed. The reader which
was used in the fourth grade last year
will be used in the third grade the
latter part Of this year. Thus they
may be used by younger children in
the family or sold to others who will
use them. In grades FIVE to eight an
up-to-date series of readers has been
adopted The publishers of this new
series accepted all of the old readers
which were brought in by the pupils
in part payment for the new books.
In the seventh grade a new arithme-
tic is in use. Old arithmetics were
turned in by the pupils at two-thirds
their purchase price. These are all
Of the. changes which have been made
lin the elementary text books and in
each instance provision has been
made for TRADING in" the old books as
partial payment on the, new #
In the high school all Of the texts
have been in use in this school before
with the exception Of one agricultural
text and one history.
s The above review of the facts show.
First, that there has not been whole
sale adoption Of new texts;
i. Second, that where a new adoption
has been necessary the interests d
parents have been safeguarded BY ar-
ranging to trade In old books for new,
and E IN w. e ~ fi N 4
Third, this trade in' arrangemcni
makes II impossible that there arc
many good books in the hands ol
pupils that can not be used. I'LL
Your correspondent further ask
rhetorieaily: Taxpayers are already
|overhurdened with taxes, why this
added cxpensel The Board Of Ed.
|ncation formerly allowed THE books
to be sold on credit Al the begin.
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Richfeld

Rev. Eastman, Vim. Sykes, Lucius
Newton and Chas. Garman have re-
turned from Canada where they have
been for nearly three weeks hunting.
They shot two moose, four deer, and
two wolves. They very generously
treated the neighbors to venison,
which excels by far any beef steak
on the market.
Mrs. S. M. Greenleaf and Mrs. w. E.
Bigelow attended the w. c. T. U.
Thursday, Mrs. Greenleaf remained
in Akron another day to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Cleo Davis.
The Parents Teachers association
meeting was attended by ESQ people
last Friday evening. Also reception
was held at this meeting for the new
teachers. The next meeting will be
held Friday evening, Oct. Il.
Miss Anna Bigelow entertained a
house party from Akron over the
weekend.
Mr.. Lutz and family left Tuesday
for Norwalk, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hiscox, who
have been spending the summer at
Park Lees, will leave this week for
Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payn spent
Sunday in Berea with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Davidson.
Mr.. Evers has sold his farm to Mr..
Glomb of Cleveland and has moved to
Akron. ~
Melza youayou, Mrs. Eyers' daugh-
ter, who has been so sick since last
spring, is gradually improving. She
has recovered her eyesight.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payn enter
tained the high school class of 1915 at
dinner last Saturday evening. Only
six were present They were Mr., and
Mrs. Werner Damon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roe Garman, Harlan Humphrey and
Geo. Wilkinson. The reunion will
be held with Mr.. and Mrs. Werner
Damon next year.
Next Sunday will be Rally day at
the Federated S. S. Everybody come,
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WANTED
WANTED--Odd jobs Of carpenter
work. Ed. Bostwick, Phone 1888.
40tf
WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER wanted Mary
A. Spice, Lester, O. 5-2

Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Reece and daugh
ter and Guy Armbruster Of Chip
pewa Lake were callers here Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoff and Mr..
and Mrs. Hamilton Of Lorain spent
Sunday with John Nef and family.
MIR. and Mrs. y. G. Haury and fam
lily spert Sunday in Weymouth with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dean and
Mrs. Thressia Stauss Of Indiana
spent the weekend with Theo.
Haury.
Mrs. B. B. Spieth and family
spent Sunday with her mother at
Grafton.
Mrs. Charles Nef and son Jesse
spent Tuesday in Elyria.
Mrs. Albert Haury Of Grafton
spent Friday with her son, VIM.
johnson.
Herbert and Mrs. Grabenstetter
and family were in Cleveland Thurs
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Erhart

Il MI. Ernest Din and mother were
in Elyria Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs, Otto Hachenberg
and family Of Akron spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Bert Meyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Frest and family
spent Sunday IN Cleveland with reIa-
Clyde Hoover, John Dowdell e and
z lbert Strittmatter were ~ Grafton
Sunday, J n. ..,
John Haurys and Una Yost spent
the weekend II PenneId. z
Arthur Haury Of Elyria spent Sun
day with his father, Thec. Haury.
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ExEcUToR's SALE REAL, nsrArn


In pursuance OF an order aof the, Pro-
bate Court OF Medina County OHIO. u
will offer for sale at pubic auc{f fy1 IN n
October 29th, 1921. at ona osciocE u. n. N.
on the premises at the Center 81 Chsfh..
~ Medina County, Ohio stha. foiI0yvinr
described real estate, to- VII: -, nv IT. ''
Situated in the Township 1of Chatham
County Of Medina, State Of Ohio 1SF,fi
known as being the whole 81 &maII
Lot NO. In Large Lot NO. 4. TRACT No.
and containing one fourth 81 m acfc
of land. Also the south part " sgin;xjI
Lot No. 8. in Large Lot No. /, Tract ~
l; said Parcel in Small Lot No. 3 heinnr
bounded as follows: on the Tasff
South and West by the respective East,
South and West lines Of said Small Tlnf
NO. 8, and on the North BY 4 line paraI.
lei with the South line and beif,4 a.
feet north thereof. and Containing one.
half Of an acre of land. 'T' 5g IN
said premises will be sold subject III
the OH and gas lease OF The Moeul OiJ
+ fCompany. Said real estate has b4k,
appraised at the sum Of s2500 Io0. Ana
consists Of q good house, small barn
ana other out buildings
Terms OF Sale: Cash III
M. 4. Shook as Executor of Hstata
OF Katie Fetzer. deceased. ggigF '
Sept. 29,--Oct s, 13, 20. xii
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She would not allow the severest an
quish 10 mar her cheerfnlness or check
her tireless energies. The past Sz
years Of her life were spent in the old
home, which, with its duties, was dear
to her heart. She leaves three broth
ers, and one sister TO mourn their
loss. This devoted sister, this pa
tient, gentle soul, has gone on before
us, but deep in the hearts Of those who
mourn, there is wealth Of love which,
the waves of time can never wear
away. GIL
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Valley City

Mrs Osborn and Mrs HilIard Of
Cleveland were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Obermiller Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. + Stebel and
Mrs Joseph AS Stebel Of Toledo, r.,
are visiting relatives and friends here
this week. u
N Mrs. David Upton Of Delaware, ",
is here visiting her niece, Mrs. Frank
Moehie, for the week. I.
Mrs Alvin Heath Of Elyria is spend
ing the week with Mrs. Joe Keller.
Miss Ruth Stoskopf Of Hardscrab-
bic is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Perry
Cleyinger, at Elyria. I
Being i'll here for several months,
Mrs. Christ Meyne was taken to her
sons home at Cleveland Monday,
Cleveland being her former home.
Mrs. Addie Vallencotrt of Akron
4 is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
Phoebe Stoskopf, for few weeks.
Vim. Moehle is visiting friends at
Lorain this week.
"A. E. Severns and family spent the
weekend at Massillon, @.
Valley City Sentinel readers will be
disappointed at the lack Of news this
week, as the regular correspondent,
Rev. H. ]. Hahn, is on a two weeks
visit. '$!s
Gus Schmidt is on the improving
list, after an attack of intestinal
trouble, which confined him to bed
| for over a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of Sulli-
van, o., are at his mother, Mrs J. T.
Worth's this week.
Thos. ]. Bidlingmeyer entertained
friends from Cleveland Sunday.
A good gas we'll was drilled in on
the z. T. Purdy farm last week, about
two million foot well.
Gus Potts farm was sold at auction
last Saturday to Nick Grausam, the
former owner, for $4,000.
Ray -Frisk has hired out to the Law
Bros. for farm work.
Mrs. Newton Jordan of Lakewood
is visiting at Mrs. Cora Marsh's.
The play, "Tony the Convict" will
be given by Valley City home talent
at the Belden Farmers club rooms.
Let us hope that it will be well at
tended.
Mr.. F. c. Hoppe and son Selin Of
Cleveland were home over Sunday.
Mr.. S. c.. Arnold and family of
Cleveland we're here visiting relatives
over the weekend.
Mrs. George Mack is getting along
n;catv af this xyritino
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Rhode of Cleve-
land were visitors at the home of F.
c. Hoppe over Sunday.
Mrs. Vim. Law has been sick for the
past week. Her daughter, Mrs. Bert
Schroeder of Canton, is taking care Of
her.
Miss Ruth Wright of Medina spent
the weekend at Mrs. B. S. Stebers.
Miss Meta Weidner has been visit.
ing in Cleveland the past week.
Mr.. John Gayer and family Of Me-
dina were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Fred McGlish and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Law and Mrs.
Wilsci Of Cleveland were visiting at
Mrs. Vim. Laws last Sunday.
The West Park ball team met their
Waterloo here last Sunday, TIE score
being II to |, in favor of our boys.
There will be a special service at
Zion's Lutheran church next Sunday
evening. 1t will be the dedication OF
the electric light system. The Rev.
]. E. Harmon Of Peace Lutheran
| church, Cleveland, will preach the SER
mon. Every one is cordially invited
to this special service.
Miss Eloise Krause, after spending
a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Krause, left Wednes-
day to resume her work at the state
university. She is Junior. 5t
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ming Of this school year over 5000 Of
such bills were outstanding much Of
which is still unpaid. Thus the tax
payers were paying the book bills OF
several families in the township. This
year the Board has relieved them of
this burden by providing that all
books be sold for cash.
Will you kindly publish this letter
over my name in your next issue?
Very truly yours,
d. ROY VIRTUE.
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THE STATE OF OHIO
MEDINA COUNTY, IS
IN THE COURT OF COMMONsPLEAS
HARMON ID. OVERLAND, EFT AL
sls s9 PLAINTIFFS
VS. ss$
OLIVER ID. EVERHARD, ET-AL
DEFENDANTS j 3

k
DEFENDANTS j lF
LEGAL NOTICE
Z. M. Werner. whose place of resi-
dence is unknown. will take notice that
Harmon d. Everhard, Et-Al, has filed
a Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Medina County. Ohio alleging
that the said Harmon ID. Everhard and
one Oliver D. Everhard are the sole
owners as tenants in common OF 129.-
36 acres Of land In Lots No. t13 and IA,
Tract No. 1, Wadsworth Township, Me-
dina County, Ohio That they are
each owners Of an undivided one-half
of said premises, and further allege
that the defendant q. M. Werner, who
is one Of the defendants in said action,
has or claims to have, some interest in
said real estate by way Of an oil and
gas lease. NY &
The plaintiffs pray that said real
estate may be partitioned under the
direction OF the Court. and that the
said defendant =. M. Werner be re-
quired to answer and set forth his
claim, IL any, in the premises, in said
Petition described, or be forever barred
therefrom, and that the plaintiffs may
have such other relief ais may be lust
and equitable. The defendant. q, M.
Werner is hereby notified that he lie q
defendant to said Petition and that he
is required to answer the same on or
before Nov. 26, 1921. ss
Fl. j. SADLER and r. w.
sta WOODS. Attorneys-for-
Plaintiffs. fi
Sept. 29--Oct -27,--Nov. 3
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PUBLIC SALE

The Board Of Education OF Seyille
Village School Dist, will sell at public
auction on Tuesday Oct. 18th, 1891, the
following school buildings and lots, and
all other property contained therein.
ises. 4 Nd 4 I NJ
Dist- No. 3 Guilford Twp. at $50
o'clock, "A. M m 95ss NJ g73slD
Dist. No. s Guilford twp at 1916
o'clock A. NJ Hs fsiT1
Dist. No. 3 Guilford Twp at ! O'Clock,
o'clock, p. M. 5 58a 4 ''is
Dist. No. u Guilford Twp. at s;45
o'clock, p. M. f-,l.@ 5g 5. @ss' !.
Thirty days time will be given On
sales TO be cash on day Of sale. l NH
BY order Of Board Of Education az
Seville Village School Dist. N n a Nj
w. Il. Goodman, Clerk
Harry Fortney, Auct. n il7
Sept. 29-Oct. 6, 13. sS ;ll 3lg
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FOR SALE-On account Of leaving
town. | will offer my home. S5e
Wadsworth road. gas, electricity.
city water, cistern and we'll. I. w
Gilbert, 48ti
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FOR SALE 1919 Maxwell, just over
hauled and newly painted Allen
Touring, oycrhauled and repainted,
400 Chevrolet Coupe; Ford De-
livery Truck. These are priced
4 right, Gibbs Motor Co, South
Court street and Smith Road, Medi-
ma, O. So .Ss0
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
RATE (6 Cents Line for Each Insertion, Paid II
Advance; Ten (1O) Cents a Line if Charged
FOR RENT

FOR RENT After Fair Storage
space for farm Implements, thrash
ing outfits, in fact anything in
buildings at fair ground. For
space see w. r. Wise, Supt. Of
Grounds. 5w2
FOR RENT Room for light house
keeping 1872 Lafayette road, phone
1928. lw
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Chippewa Lake

The Ladies Aid of the U. B.
church will meet with Mrs. G. W..
Carlton, Thursday afternoon, Oct.
6. Everybody invited.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE What Is known as the
Old Barrows property located on
II West Washington ST., Medina, for
sale at reasonable price and on
easy terms, See Blake Mcdowell.
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FOR SALE--Fine residence lot, 4ox
1888 #. on E. Liberty ST.; $3.50 if
sold soon. Inquire owner, 203 N.
Broadway, Medina. Twp
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FOR SALE--Florence heating stove
and gas heater, Ed. Ritter, 51l
Wadsworth road. lw
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Dr.. w. Agnew announces the open
ing Of a nose and throat hospital 284
w. Thornton ST., near Bowery ST.,
Akron, O. A free clinic will be CON
Quoted Tuesday and Friday mornings.
Telephone Bell Main 4l60. 6w4
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day attending the wedding Of his sis-
ter Ella.
Peter Grabenstetter Of Cleveland Ii
spending q week with his SON Her
bert. ts VI "
our midst. n.