The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03
LINE UP 70 VOTE
next TUESDAY
Not Much Excitement, But Use
Your Privilege
Anyway 4
ONLY REAL CONTEST
is IN WADSWORTH
Look Over the List'of Boys Who
Want the Jobs and
Then Take Your
Pick

Before the Sentinel is issued again
another municipal election in Medina
and the other villages Of the county
will have come and gone. As rule
municipal election in country vii
lage is about as inane an event as can
be imagined. So it will be. in Me-
dina and the other villages Of the
county next week, with the possible
exception Of Wadsworth, where there
exists three-cornered fight for the
mayoralty, though the real fight is
between two Republican angles-the
present incumbent, F.W. Boyer, and
bis party opponent, ]. c. Whitlam.
M The latter it will be remembered,
won the nomination over Boyer by
the small margain of one or tive votes.
The validity of the count was left to
\ a decision of the secretary of state,
who held that Whitlam was fairly
\ nominated. Boyer, still 10th to re-
linquish the Office, Immediately an
nounced himself candidate for the
office on an Independent ticket and
the result Of the election in Wads-
worth with respect to the office Of
mayor will be watched with consider-
able interest.
Fred Falk, the Democratic candi-
date for mayor in Wadsworth, while
making no campaign for the election,
is known tobe very popular man in
his home city, and many believe he
will be the next mayor there, particu-
larly by reason Of the Republican split,
In Medina what contest there is IS,
IN form only. The Republicans will
vote for the reelection Of the present
municipal Office holders, and the Dem
ocrats will probably support the in
complete ticket they put iii the field
At the.last minute before the primar-
ies- The Democratic ticket is shy a
head, Chas. Frank, the nominee, re-
fusing to be a lamb for the slaughter.
M. +. Clement, nominated for council
man. likewise declined to run for the
Office. Thus, the situation is such
that me Sentinel refrains from, sug-
gesting 70 its readers for whom to
vote. and the men named on one ticx-
st are probably As good as those on
the other. and tar as the welfare
of Medina village IS concerned, II
viii fare IS will with one group as
the other
Here are the, ticketsr1-take your
choice: 1''' 3s', an \, 4
Democratic: Clerk, Geo. McNeal;
Z treasurer, Clark Reinhardt; council,
{. "a. Chaffee, Asa Gurtis, R, L. Geh-
nan, 3. ?. Hartman, VIM. Kane; as
SCISSOR, Perry Cannon, marshal, Stowe
White; board .of public affairs, A. D.
Aylard, D. R. Pelton, E. R. Root;
board Of education, Grant McNeai
Harry Aylard, Mrs. Elsie Etine.
Republican: Mayor, H. H. Hartzog
clerk, w. P. Ainsworth; treasurer, F
F. Harding; council, F. Ri Bagley, T.
w. Boyden, Hobert Edwards, C. M
Fem, R. ]. Hyde, j. E, Thatcher
board of public affairs, E. r. Root
M. G. Smith, c. D. freeman; boare
Of education, Grant McNeal, Harry,
Aylard Clyde Jones. .a
The only state issues to be yotee
upon next week center around thre,
proposed amendments to tn,
consultation submitted BY the genera
Il assembly. One provides adjusted com
pensation for ex-service men; anothe
is state senatorial redistrictin,
measure, and the third would author
ize the Legislature to levy polltax
y The amendments appear on separ
ate ballot The first on the ballot i
the Compensation" or the so-calle,
bonus measure, a rew section "a i,
Article VIII, It pfbvides for TIL
issue of state bonds the proceeds d
which would be paid In the form o
adjusted compensation for service i
Ohio men and women IA the Worl