The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-16
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me village Dy COlnuinS. OS
arfven by Ashley Pelton of Medina,
the other by Andrew Deiss OF Wey-
mouth. No one was hurt, tho shaken
up somewhat.
One of the delightful social al
fairs of the season was diner party |
given by Miss Anne Bigelow at
Chippewa Inn at the lake on Satur-
day, June IL. Pink roses provided
an attractive table decoration ana
the favors were tiny and cunning
lolly-birds. Place cards and nut
cups added to the color scheme. "A
ax-course dinner was served, fol-
lowing which the party enjoyed dane
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. R. Bailey, Misses Beatrice Long
acre, Adaline Drake, and Messrs
Ralph House, Max High and Dana
,Whipple.
The date of the Derhammer an
nual family reunion has been chang
ed from the third Saturday in June
to the third Saturday in September.
Miss Jessie Pocock addressed the
Epworth League of the Brunswick
Methodist church last Thursday ev-
eufng.
e. C. Miner of Brunswick has
bought the Perry Kellogg house on
North Broadway and expects to
move here in the fall.
On next Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock James Phillip johnson Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, will give a recital
ON the new organ at the Methodist
church. He is one Of the coming
young organists Of the country, a
pupil Of one of the leading organists
of the world. Mr.. johnson is a
grandson of Rev. and Mrs. Phillip
Kelser, in whose honor the recital
here is given. No admission will be
charged but free will Offering will
be taken.
The following new postal rates
for advertising matter, effective July
/, are announced by Postmistress
Mary X. Long: first and second
zone, &c per pound; third zone, &c
Der pound; fourth, Sc per pound;
fifth, &c per pound; sixth, 7c per
pound; seventh, &c per pound
eighth, 10c per pound. All other
rates remain as before.
A petition signed by 81 per
cent. of the property owners to be
affected by the proposed Improvement
was presented to the County Commits
sioners on Monday for the construc-
tion of county road No. AZ, begin
ing at the junction Of the River road
south with county road No. 113, in
Liverpool township, at the south end
Of the present stone road, thence
southeast along the center line Of the
river road south, to south line OF
Liverpool township, distance OF
about 2.5 miles in the township.
Applications are beginning to
cone in to County Secretary E. W.
Barnes of the Y. M. {. \. for Camp
Crag the county Summer Boys
camp. Although camp does not oper
until August 8 there is an advantage
and saving on registration fee to the
boys who register early. a large
number Of boys is expected from all
parts of the county ard details, o1
camp equipment are being finally
completed by the County Secretary
AMI the County Agent of tie Farm
Bureau. ....
County Supt. G. B. Jlery spen
Nonoay and Tuesday in attendance
at a county supefiptendents' confer
euc.. in Columbus called by Stat'
Superintendent Vernon NJ. Riegel. fol
discussion of the new schoo. laws
The sessions were held in the House
of Representatives. He reports tina
most discussion was given to schoo
revenues and finance. Some rccen
provisions have been made whereof.
boards may fund deficiencies ant
begin anew unencurubered with n
detd@dness.
Mrs. Margaret Warner is still
very i'll from an attack of rheuma
tism.
The little daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Ralph Richards had a narro,
escape from death in front of tn
American house, Wednesday fore
noon, when run down by an aut
driven by Earl Gibbs, as she wa
crossing the street. The child wa
knocked down and a cash cut in he
chin and neck, and was bruise
somewhat on her body. Mr.. Gibt
conveyed the little girl at once to ;
office Of DR.. Robinson, nearby, who,
it was discovered that the injurit
were not of a serious nature. In b
effort to avoid striking the child,M
Cibbs applied the brakes with sue