The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-06

The Ladies Guild Of St. Paurs
church entertained the Sunday school
Thursday afternoon from 2 to 4 p. m.
at the parish house.
Agreeable changes in the time
of outgoing mails became effective
last Saturday, on the electric line.
Southbound mail will reach Medina
at 6:43 a. M, and northbound at
6:22 p. m. Both these dispatches
will be for letter mail only. Also al
change was made in the time Of mail
for Brunswick, which now leaves at
3:22 p. m, instead Of 9:57 a. NJ.
The ball game played last Sat
urday by the local high school team
and the team Of Cuyahoga Falls, at
the latter city, resulted in q score Of
20 to 0 in favor Of Cuyahoga Falls.
"A front wheel Of Louis Abrapor'
new Buick was demolished Sunday
morning when the machine sliddea
at curve on the North pike and
swerved into the ditch. No one was
hurt.
The body Of the late Carl Mou-
toux, who lost his life in France while
serving his country in the World
War, will arrive at Hoboken, N. j.,
today, Thursday, according to advic-
es received by the mother, Mrs. Ed.
McAnany, 233 w. North street. Date
of the body's arrival in Medina has
not been learned.
Congressman C. L. Knight was
scheduled for an adress at the XII
wants club luncheon at noon today.
Mrs. Will Rogers will entertain
Bethany Circle at her cottage at Chip
pewa Lake, Oct. 1S with picnic
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. DeArmitt en-
|tertained Cleveland relatives Sunday.
Mrs. J. Cherry and Mr.. T. r.
Smith Of Delaware, O., were enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. R. O..
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.yE. Hoover, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Frazier and Mrs.
Lizzie Rickard of Wadsworth return
ed from their two weeks motor trip
through Indiana and Michigan last
Friday. While in Michigan Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoover spent couple Of days
with Ceylon Woodruff and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs.
Maggie Lampson have bought con
fectionery store and their Medina
friends will be glad to hear that
they are doing nicely irt this new
work.
The day following the gas ex-
plosion at the H. R. H. bakery two
weeks ago, when John Barrow, as
sistant baker, nearly lost his life and
is still confined to his bed, was dis
closed singular coincidence, Louis
Walters, the baker, telephoned to a
Chagrin Falls bakery for young man
whom he knew to come here as a
temporary substitute for Barrow,
when he was informed that the for
mer had been a victim of similar
accident the day before and had lost
the sight of both eyes.
Word was received here Wednes
day of the death in Fremont, Ohio,
Of Martin Bergeford, well known in
Medina, where for many years he
was employed at the foundry. Mr.
Bergeford had been in ill health fof
some time before moving to Fremont
about a year ago, and for while il
was believed he would recover. In
Fremont he was employed in the foun'
dry there by Chas. Miller, formerly
of Medina.
| Service Circle of Kings Daugh.
tiers will meet with Mrs. Roy Kim.
neil, Thursday, October l3.
| What came very near being Z
1 i ,
| fatal accident occurred Tuesday a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A
Lange,when their 18-months-old chile
got cap to eatsup bottle LODGED
in its throat. The child was gradu
ally choking to death when the cal
was dislodged, and the throat wa
somewhat lacerated.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Strosbeck en-
tertained friends from Ashland owe
Sunday.
WIN. Lane, sentenced to one yea
in the penitentiary for receiving stol
en- property, will be taken to Colum