The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-02
LOCALS

The last concert of the winter !
scason by the Community orchestra
win be held at the Methodist church
on the evening of Tuesday, June IA.
Glenn Holiday of Chippewa Lake
was arrested Sunday by Constable
Derhammer upon complaint that Hol-
liday was drunk and raising the
devil at his home. He was lodged
in the county Jail until the following
day, when he was arraigned before
Justice Of Peace w. P. Ainsworth on
a plain charge of intoxication, to
which he plead guilty and was fined
SIS and costs, the latter amounting to
"a.
-Harboring a dog without license
cost Rudolph Karst $40 and costs
when arraigned before Justice OF
Peace Ainsworth. According to the
sheriff, who arrested Karst, the for
mer has repeatedly warned Karst
about keeping dog without license,
but the warnings have been wilfully
ignored. The court could have Inn
posed fine Of $25.
= I'm last weeks article on the Jer-
4sey Cattle club furnishing calves for
the Cuyahoga Calf club this year,
there was mistake made and should
have been c. E. Harris and Son fur
nishing five head, instead of c. l..
Harris and Son.
On Saturday, June 4, the members
OF the All Agricultural club in Medina
county will meet at the fair grounds
in Medina for their first county meet.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto S.
Morlock of Brunswick on May %, a
daughter, Dorothy Margaret.
Miss Julia Bailey entertained the
Harmony club Wednesday evening.
The monthly meeting of the L. B.
S. was held Thursday, June 2, at the
Congregational church at 2:30 o'clock
Devotions were led by Mrs. Helen Ay-
lard, an address given by E. W.
Barnes, and Class No. 8 served tea.
The 10th annual reunion of the
Martin family will be held at Chip
lpewa Lake park, Wednesday, June 8
Miss Pearl Webber graduated
from St. Luke's hospital last Friday.
e, R, Root has equipped his ten
mis- court with electric lights and has
thrown 1t open to all employees of the
Root CO.
John Otterbacher of Valley City
arrested two or three weeks ago upor
cosnpiaint of Nellie E. Steingass, al
sosnf Valley City, charging him witt
bastardy, and admitted to bailpendine
the convalescensce of the plaintiff tt
appear at the arraignment,was arraigr
ed before Justice w. ?. Ainswortl
last Friday. Otterbacher was with
out counsel and exercised his right t.
question plaintiff. He was bound ov
er to Common Pleas court under ;
bond of $500.
The Board of Directors of the B
H. L. Elevator Co. made an auto tou
of the elevators in the county, a
Medina, Litchfield, Lodi, Seville
Wadsworth and Sharon this week
Ideas on management, equipment an
handling of merchandise was investi
gated in each elevator. The director
were we'll pleased with their reception
and the information secured.
Members of Thanksgiving Circl
will entertain their husbands at
picnic supper next Thursday, June
at D. S. Longacre's. cottage, Commun
ity club grounds.
-In-As- Much Circle meets Thurs
day, June 9, with Mrs. Chas. Ander
son, Wadsworth road.
George High has bought D. H
Knisley's home on West Washingto
street. Mr.. Knisley is building
home West Liberty street, next t
the H. H. Root home. :.
M. O. Hallock is building two
story concrete block addition to tn
rear of his place of business.
In the symbolic pageant, "Ou
Heritage of Beauty" presented by-th
Cleveland School Of Art, Thursday e,
ening, Miss Florence Leach appeare
in the Renaissance episode, which wa
one of the most colorful of the eigt
different movements representing til
contribution of the past to moder
art. Miss Leach represented "Pain
ing" and was gowned in a robe {
ruby red velvet, reproduced from
painting by Raphael.
Mrs. c. b. Lowe started Wedne,
day morning on a journey to Europ
where for the nextsthree months sh
will visit with relatives and friends
England, ireland and Scotland, who
she has not seen since she came /
America eight years ago. From M,
dina Mrs. Lowe went directly to MOI
treal, Canada, from whence she W;
scheduled to sail on Friday of til