The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-15
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Don Van Devier, 16, committed TO |
the Boys Industrial School at Lam
caster last week by Probate Judge
Van, Deusen, was taken to that in
stitntion Saturday morning by Dep
uty Sheriff Hange. -,
Harry Ferguson of Omaha, Ned,
arrived in Medina Friday night OF
last week, being summoned by the
critical illness of his mother, Mrs.
Samuel Walker.
The appellate court which was to
have had session here this week,
has postponed the date until Thurs
day, April 81, when it will hear the
only two appeal cases on the Medina
county docket. One of these is the
case of Geo. j. Damon VS.. Medina
village, the other Williams Bros. Go.
VS.: The Farmers Equity Exchange.
Plaintiffs in both cases lost their
suit in the lower court.
Mr.. VIM. Laub of Akron, who
was to have addressed the Kiwanis
club last week Thursday, was unable
to come to Medina on account OF Ill
ness. Kiwanian G. r. Baker, presi-
dent of the Akron Universal Tire q
Rubber Co., served as very agree
able and efficient substitute and gave
the club members personal de-
scription of Henry Ford, with whom
Mr.. Baker enjoys close acquaintance
and friendship, and with whose busi-
ness he was, associated for many
years.
A bicycle belonging to Glenn
Dougherty was stolen from in front
of the Princess theatre Friday night.
Suspicion rests upon youth who it
is said recently boasted that he was
going to leave town as soon as he
could get his hands on good bicycle.
The bicycle stolen was good one,
and the youth alluded to could not be
found the following day.
Miss Grappy, matron of the Girls
Industrial School at Delaware, arrived
in Medina Friday night and on Sat
urday morning took Annie Mathe
back to the State institution, from
where she had been paroled about 8
year ago. As stated in the Sentine
last week the Mathe girl violated hel
parole by eloping to Canada with 6
married man from Wadsworth. Tht
latter deserted her in Montreal ant
returned to his family, and last weel
immigration officials sent the gir
back to, Wadsworth authorities
. Annie is but 16 years old with an ap
pearance rather prepossessing.
All ex-Marines who served dur
ing the World War and who have no
received their Victory Medals ma,
obtain same by forwarding their dis
charge to the U. S. Marine Crops Re
cruiting Station, 308 w. Superio
avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. j. C. Lee is ill at the hom
of his daughter, MRS. Will Beck.
The new filling station of tn
Free Oil Co. at the corner of Mort
Court and West Friendship streets
is nearing completed, and will ad
appreciably to the appearance of tha
erstwhile barren 4 and unattractiv
corner. 8 #
The street scraper has been use
effectively in the northwest part o
the village during the past weel
There is still further need for it ther'
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Norma
Clark, April II, daughter.
Mrs. Marshall Bryant entertain
ed her Sunday school class with
picnic supper at her home Tuesday e'
ening.
st. Paul's choir enjoyed a picn
supper at the parish house Friday e,
ening.
The Child Conservation Leag,
will meet next Monday afternoo
April 18, with Mrs. Elsie Stine. tt
program: Roll Call; paper, "Tf
effect of the Backward Child on No
NAL Children. Mrs. Charlton; pape
"The Abnormal Child and the Grim
lnal;" music by Mrs. D. c. Babcock
':-One. of the horses belonging to II
village team used by the Street Con
missioner, was taken sick last Satu
day and died. the following dav. Bot
horses were insured for $l25 each. tt
team cost the village $500 and w;
purchased about three years ag
The street committee of the Counc
has been authorized to purchase al
other horse.
The Lincoln Institute quartet w;
scheduled for concert at the Congr
/. gational church on Thursday evenir
of this week. at 7;30 o'clock, to whic
no admission was charged. DR..
Eugene Thomson, president of II
southern school for colored student
is making tour in the north with tn
quartet.
Stanley Funk underwent an ope
alton last Friday for the removal (
his tonsils.
Two auto collisions occurred la
Friday on the Cleveland road, or
near Stony Hill, the other midway b.
tween Brunswick and Medina. Or
car in each case was badly smashe
and had to be hauled away, the 9th,
two proceeding n their own powe
No one was injured. The partie
names could not be learned.
Hobart Edwards and j. w. La
have purchased the lot adjoining tn
American House, on North Coul
: street, and contemplate erecting
business building thereon.
The A. I. Root Co. is runnin
tennuOrarily on five-dav-A-wee