The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-01
LOCALS

Harry Neff of Valley City was
fined $40 and costs Monday morning
by Justice w. P. Ainsworth for driv-
ing his auto in excess of the limit pre-
scribed by law.
An Overland automobile that had
been standing by the roadside west of
Sharon on the county line road since
Saturday night, was reported to Sher-
;ff Bigelow Monday morning. Ac-
cording to the machines license num-
Der it belonged to G. o. Shaw of Lo-
rain. Communication with the police
of that city Monday disclosed that the
car had been stolen from Shaw in Lo-
rain some time Saturday.
There was a large congregation
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning to hear a former pastor OF
this church, Rev. H. S. Fritsch, now
pastor of the Hough avenue Congre-
gational church of Cleveland.
The annual reunion of the Lance
family will be held on Saturday of this
week at Chippewa Lake.
w. A. Warner, well-known La
feyette farmer, who recently sold his
large farm and equipment, and house.
hold effects, with his family left Tues
day morning for Lynchburg, Va, ex-
pecting to make the long trip by auto.
Mr.. Warner and family go to Vir-
ginia on account of the impaired
health of their. son, physicians advis-
ing that the southern climate should
prove beneficial If it does, the fami-
ly will remain there permanently. The
best wishes of their many Medina
friends go with them.
-Budd Sanford was placed undel
arrest Friday evening at his place O.
business in Brunswick and spent thu
night in the county bastile, was as
sessed S. and costs.
notwithstanding that so cent!
admission was charged, large mum
ber of base ball enthusiasts attend
ed the game Monday at the fai1
grounds between Medina's team ant
q visiting team from Chicago compo
ed largely of women. Nine inning
were played, Medina winning in
score of 6 to 0. Cook of Seville an
Brainard Of Leroy were the local ba
terry.
The 83d annual meeting of tn
Lorain Baptist association, held at tn
local Baptist church on Tuesday an
Wednesday of this week, was attene
ed by one OF the largest gathering
the association has ever had. Th
program for both days as publishe
last week was carried out in detail
L. A. Obitts of Elyria was moderate
Lieut.. Crowell, in charge of a,
aviation school at Oberlin, was at tn
Kiwanis club luncheon last Thursda
and announced that there is poss
bility of the school being transferre
to Medina later on, if suitable fel
can be secured.
Ora May Prehn swore out
warrant Wednesday against her hui
band Emil Prehn asking that he t
placed under bond to keep the peac
alleging that she has fears of him dt
ing her bodily harm. ,Prehn's cas-
was set for hearing Thursday at 10
m, before Justice of Peace Ainswortl
The Prehns reside in Medina.
Jos. Degnan reports that his stol
at Erhart was robbed of about s.
in money and other things, Tuesda
night.
Miss Neva Hobart went to
Cleveland hospital Wednesday whel
she will undergo an operation ft
goitre.
The Loyal circle of Kings Daugl
ters will meet with Mrs. Orlo Thatcl
er next Thursday afternoon. Sept.
The Womans Relief Corps wi
meet Tuesday, Sept. E, at the l. o. {
F. hall. Picnic dinner will be serve
to which the G. A. r. are invite
Initiation will follow dinner.
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Fritsch I
Cleveland were entertained Sunday ;
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Al