The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-08

avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witter Of |
Elyria visited old friends and rel
atives in Medina the fore part OF the
week. Mr.. ana Mrs. Witter for q
great many years resided in the |
ancient and stately dwelling now be-
ing dismantled at the corner OF North |
Court and West Friendship streets,
and commonly known as the "old
Witter home" Mr.. Witter was sad
dened when told of the dismantle-
ment of his former home, and before
leaving for his home in Elyria, was
observed gazing thoughtfully at what
is left of the old edifice, and signing,
'too bad" n
The Pythian Sisters temple oil
Wadsworth have donated fine Jer-
sey cow to the Pythian Home at Me-
dina.
Mrs. Charles Davis will entertain
Bethany Circle, April IA, with an all
day quilting and picnic dinner. Mem
bers are requested to bring the pledge
for the Bucyrus Homes
The Judge Graves home on South
Broadway was sold this week by w.
E. Griesinger to Louis Ball. The
latter and family will occupy it soon,
and Mr.. Ball will have charge of the
new filling station now in process Of
construction at the corner Of North
Court and West Friendship streets.
Mrs. Blanche Gray of Cleveland,
sister of Mrs. S. H. Brainard, met with
a serious accident in the city last Sat-
urday. When about to mount street
car Mrs. Gray was struck by an auto
mobile, knocked down and run over,
resulting in the breaking of both her
ankles. The auto driver sped away
without stopping. Mrs. Gray was
taken to St. Luke's hospital.
City Manager VIM. Laub Of Ak
ron was the speaker at the Kiwanis
club Thursday noon.
Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters
will meet with Mrs. Irving Sommers
on Thursday of next week.
-Everready Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet next week Thursday
with Mrs. VIM. Frazier.
Mr.. Ivan McKellip, dairy special
list Of Columbus, will be in Medina on
April IA and is to assist in the or
ganization Of cow-testing associa-
ton.
Because he will be absent from
Medina county for the next six or
seven months, Mr.. A. A. Bostwick
has rendered his resignation from the
directorate of the A. !. Root Co. To
fill the vacancy the directors have
elected Mr.. E. T. Shannon, vice pres
ident of the Guardian Savings &
Trust CO., Cleveland.
The A. /. Root Co. recently re-
ceived two large foreign orders, one
from Australia for a carload Of goods,
and one from Beunos Aires for twice
that amount.
aS-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Crofoot, March 80, son.
~-H. G. Rowe, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past six
weeks with diphtheria, was able to
walk down to the public square on
Monday, the first time since his ILL
ness.
The marriage of Harold Berger
and Della Miller has been announced.
r. G. Calvert, who has been man.
ager Of the Council Bluffs factory
of the A. I. Root Company
for the past three and half years,
will shortly return to Medina to take
up inspection work again here at the
home plant. The Council Bluff or
ganization is now sufficiently on its
feet so that he can be relieved of his
responsibilities there.
Perry Green, son of Worthy
Green, former resident of Medina,
was elected last fall to the Ohio Leg
islature from Portage County. He
has introduced bill to render the
administration of bovine anti-toxin
illegal except by duly qualified and
licensed veterinarians, measure de-
sired by Poratge County farmers.
Mr.. Green was an employe of the
Root Companystwenty years ago and
a graduate of the Medina High
School.
The story hour will be held at the
Library Saturday afternoon, April
9th, 1921, between the hour of 8 and
4p'clock. The story hour will be in
charge of Mrs. w. R. Bailey.
The Clytean club will meet with
Miss Evalyn Thatcher next Monday
night. Mrs. Harry Burnham of
Cleveland will assist.
Don VanDevier, 16, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. VanDevier of the
south pike, was committed to the
Boys Industrial School at Lancaster
on Wednesday, for delinquency, by
Probate Judge VanDeusen.
Paul Fickinger in alighting from
an auto Tuesday night, stepped into
a rut, breaking bone in his ankle.
The Maccabees will have picnic
supper at Mrs. Elbridge Gibbs Friday
evening.
w. E. House sold his race horse,
"Bingo", last week to eastern parties
who will start the horse this spring
in Maine.
Harold Keller, 16, of Wadsworth,
was arrested and brought before Pro-
bate Judge VanDeusen, Wednesday,
charged with delinquency. The lad
confessed to having prowled around
various residences in Wadsworth at
different times, turning off lights and
making himself generally disagree
able. The court gave him the altern-
ative OF going back home and behav-
ing himself in the future or committal
to the Boys Industrial School at Ian
caster. He chose the former and
was M 1.olod "a LII ~ ,.o,.4c "