The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-11
LOCALS

Mrs. Ada Riddle of Berea, former
" of Liverpool township and well
known to Medina people, died at her
Iats~ home last week. A daughter.
Irene, wife of Stephen King of Bruins
wick. died about a year ago. She was
q very talented singer and had often
sung in the Medina churches.
"A letter from John M. Mote, State
Inspector, to John D. Dannley, Sealer
Of Weights and Measures for Medina
county, congratulates the latter upon
the fact that Mr.. Dannley's report "is
one of the best received by this office
from any county in the state, and ]
trust the people of Medina county will
give due credit for the worthy service
you are giving"
Walter Bitter was fined S. and
costs by Justice of Peace Ainsworth
last Friday for harboring dog with
outsa license tag.
The firm of Brought & Wilkin-
son, tire dealers and vulcanizers, has
been dissolved, Mr.. Brought dispos-
ing of his interest to Mr.. Wilkinson.
Former County Engineer w. F.
Bill' Peters was in an auto wreck
Monday that resulted seriously to his
car tho he escaped without injury.
Peters was driving from Lodi to Ak
ron and going at high rate of speed.
When near Lodi his car collided with
. Ford, both machines being hurled
into the air. Peters was riding alone
and there were three occupants Of the
Ford. All were thrown from their
cars, but none was seriously injured,
and as usually is the case, the Ford
was able to proceed on its own power.
Peters car was damaged to the extent
Of about $l,200..
The following officers have been
elected by the Methodist S. S. for the
coming year: Supt.. M. E. Schlabach;
asst. supts., Guy Moore, Mrs. c. E.
Hoover; Sec, L. J. Flickinger; assts.,
Eulaila Schafer, Florence Walker;
treas, Elton Wheeler; intermediate
sec, J. X. Mold; primary supt., Mrs.
A. O. Schafer; beginners supt., Mrs.
Haight; supt. of missions, Mrs. H. F.
Gable; supt. of temperance, P. N.
Yoder; home dept. supt., Mrs. Frank
Mummaw; cradle roll supt, Mrs. M.
E. Schlabach; supt. of teacher train
ing, Rev. w. H. Bryenton; director OF
music, John Beck; organist, Violet
Pelton; pianists, Doris Searles, Ruth
Wright.
w. ]. Anderson has leased his
store room in the south end of the
American hotel to John Cordas of
Cleveland, who will take possession
about Sept. |. The present front
will be removed and replaced with
one similar to that of Snedden &
Anderson's haberdashery adjoining.
Mr. Cordas will conduct an empor-
ium for homemade candy, also ice
cream and soft drinks.
Geraldine Moxley, Althea Vaughn
, and Ellen Gibbs of Brunswick were
baptized by Rev. G. H. Sims at the
local Church of Christ last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lincoln NOV
ed into their new home on E. Nortf
street last week.
Mr.. A. !. Vorys, Commissioner o
Insurance for the state of Ohio fo
two terms, has accepted director
ship with the Ohio Farmers Insuranc,
Company of Leroy, filling the vacanc,
in the board of directors of tina
company caused by the death of Geo
X. Mcconnell. The board justl,
feels elated over the acquisition to it
body of so we'll a known and exper
fenced insurance man.
Mrs. Sherman Hoff, who sustain
ed double fracture of one of he
limbs a few weeks ago by falling from
a load of hay, was removed to Fair
view hospital, Cleveland, last Fri
day, following an X-ray examination
which disclosed that the broken bone
were still out of place. Rebreakin,
and resetting was found to be neces
sary, which was performed at the hos
pital Saturday. Mrs. Hoff is nov
doing well.
The B. & 0. announces a chang
in their running schedule effectiv
Sunday Aug. IA. Local agent B. c
Meek has not received the officia
schedule yet, but states that it vii
be approximately as follows: South
bound, the morning train will rul
about the same as at present; tn
morning northbound will leave abou
y; the afternoon southbound will
leave about l:30, and the Afternoon
nofthbound about 1880. Bot
southbound trains connect for Massil
Ion at Warwick.
The body of Mrs. Geo. Strong