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Newark post., 1921-10-19

z Mrs. E. M. Herbener, Of Yeatman,
Pa, is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Alice Herbener.
Captain and Mrs. Charles Herman
and little son, Charles, Jr., formerly
OF this town, were the guests of Mrs.
). P. Cam one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Short were the
dinner guests of the Women's College
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Helen Richards, of Whining
ton, is spending week with her par
ents near Newark. Miss Richards is
employed as Office secretary of the
Wilmington Y. w. C. A.
Mrs. Goldie Stiltz, of Philadelphia.
Pa, has returned home after spend
ing week with Mrs. Harry Bell Of
this town.
Walter Robinson and family, of
Prospect Avenue, motored to Balti-
more on Saturday, where they spent
the weekend with friends.
Ralph Robinson is visiting in Phila-
delphia for a few days.
Captain William Cam, of Middle
town, spent the weekend with his
brother, J.-Pearce Cam, attending
the football game on Frazer Field,
Saturday.
Mr.. Raymond Phillips who is
working at Worcester, Mass, spent
the weekend with his family here.
About twenty or more friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Steele gave
them surprise party at their home
Monday evening. The time was spent
in playing cards after which refresh.
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Thompson
spent the weekend in Philadelphia.
Messrs. Isaac VanSant, S. Pusey
Morrison, and Clarence Grant visited
Eden Lodge, 334, l. 0. o. F., of Will
mington, last Thursday evening. The
local lodgemen were afforded the
pleasure of witnessing the admins
tration of the first degree and install
alton of officers by Eden's team. AL
three mem are members of the loca
lodge of Odd Fellows.
Miss Agnes Davis will entertain
her friends at a Halloween part,
next week.
Professor Kirkbride of the Univer
sity faculty, spent the weekend il
New York.
: Miss Ruth Brown visited her sister
Newark post., 1921-10-19
The NJ. Megary & Son Co.
Intimate Hours!

family gathers-a
whose furnishings make perfectly eathe dining
rOOm .
cupswhere entertain coes and intimate friends
And the furnishings make meal
chair that treacherous buffet whose doors and draws will stock
digestion And it's TRUE
disturbed digestion nights
wonderfully goodookng sute mostly mahog
the highest quality But
their bottom level.
There XVI mahogany with 54-nch table and
chairs in blue leather at $40O 90 the ten pieces.
ASheraon Suite marked for ten $425
fourpiece American Walnut Suite with oval table, $780,
delightful suite of the Colonial Spinet is
table
An
table, PERIOD but $3.50 the
And four suites design One Solid Walnut with
pieces
And unusual suite of English Renaissance is in high
lighted mahogany with closed and rectangular table and tapestry
chairs distinctive priced but $3.50 for the
Of there dozens odd pchna closets
tables tables
ing odd pieces the decidedly oddway below their usual value
The nights and mornings when going ngr that meal
HERE.
your dngroom enjoyment
every meal with furnishings?
Newark post., 1921-10-19
Personals


Eugene Stiltz, Miss lone Smith and
spoh" Challenger attended the Sat-
,,rdav night dance in the armory at
Elkton.
Iouis Hoffman, confined to his
home with blood poisoning in his
ricbt arm, is recovering rapidly, and
oynects to be about in few days and
ohla to attend to business.
Misses Estella Gregg and Anna
solIe Benedict, of Colora, Md, spent
tbo weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Gregg at their home on
Cleveland Avenue.
Mrs. E. V. Vaughn, wife OF DR.. E..
Y Vaughn, head of the University
history department who has been
rorv i'll at her home, is reported as
improving.
Mrs. George Sparks, of Whining
b, was a visitor at Kells this week.
Mrs. C. 0. Houghton sketched the
life and works Of Lord Dunsany, the
famous British author and play
wright, before the members Of the
New Century Club, yesterday after
noon.
The Reverend Hamilton B. Phelps,
Of Connecticut, formerly rector Of
81 Thomas Episcopal Church, who
oaieiated at the Groves-Bowen we'd
ding at St. James on Saturday, left
Yesterday for Washington. Before
returning East, he will be the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Rose at their
bome on Welsh Lane.
Mrs. C. R. Lind. of Gloucester, N.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Fisher, of
Harve de Grace, Md, and Mr.. D.
RAYMOND McNeal, Of Palmyra, N. j.,
we're weekend guests of their par
epts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Warner
McNeal.
Mr.. Taylor B. Cecil, of Chester
kpent Sunday at the home of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Hugh Morris.
Mrs. Nan B. Kennedy spent Sun
aay at the home of her niece, Mrs
N. B. Bennett.
Misses Lillian and Ruth Aiken, o.
Chester, we're the weekend guests o.
their sister Miss Marina Aiken.
Miss Grace Stock, of Perry Point
NId,, spent the weekend at the hom
bf H. Warner McNeal.
Miss Marian McCleary, of Lewis
ie, Pa, spent several days las
week with her cousin, Miss Marion
Gallagher.
Mr.. Russell Morris, of Wyoming
DEL, spent the weekend with hi
mother, Mrs. S. Y. Morris.
Master J. Wesley Kennedy has re
urned after spending few day
with his mother, Mrs. N. B. Kennedy
n Philadelphia.
Newark post., 1921-10-19
Coverdales Return to Newark

w. M. Coverdale and faG1ily of
Wilmington, formerly of Newark
have returned and are occupying the
Klee residence on Depot Road, re-
Gently purchased by D. c. Rose.
Newark post., 1921-10-19
To Give Fancy Dress Dance

Invitations are out for a Fancy
Dress Dance to be given by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pilling Wright on Friday
evening, November fourth, in the
Newark New Century Club, in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Norris N. Wright.
Newark post., 1921-10-19
At Home

Mrs. George l.. Townsend, Jr., will
be at home informally next Monday
afternoon from three to five to meet
Miss Mary E. Rich. No invitations
have been issued.
Newark post., 1921-10-19
Smiling Windows! T!

but little make windows thing of beauty
the home. by
their the entire furnishings home.
Make them smiling, Welcoming!
and b FROM o yard
Quaker lace white plain and aover effects
marked 40c 81 .85 the yard.
half yards
that
$275 $3.50
the pair.
bue
attractive
color combination be supplied to order.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-27
RED CROSS NOTES

I Home Hygiene classes under Miss
Felkner have been established IN
Brunswick, Chippewa Lake, Homer
vile, Chatham and Mallet Creek. It
has been exceedingly difficult to ar
range schedule for this spread-cu,
territory, but everything will be NOV
ing like clock work by the end Of the
week. IN .A5 Ma N
The Production Committee, Mrs. G.
E. Jones, chairman, requests that all
garments shall be finished and return.
ed by Nov. IS, the date Of the last
packing for shipment
Annual meeting Of Medina coun-
ty Red Cross will be held on Wednes-
day, Nov.2. Business session at TO-
80 o'clock at Red Cross headquarters
Luncheon at noon will be served by
the women Of St. Paul's Guild. There
will be speaker from Cleveland be-
side the election Of officers and other
necessary business.
This will be YOUR meeting. Ar.
range to come and to show your in
terest by entering into the spirit which
characterizes Red Cross. Publicity
Committee. l5l
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FORMER MEDINA GIRL
ON WAY TO CHINA

Miss Lucerne Hoddinott, formerly
of Medina, but recently of Lakewood,
left on Saturday night for Chicago,
enroute for Vancouver, from where
she will sail on the steamship "Em-
press Of Russia" for Foochow, China,
as foreign missionary, under the M.
=. church Board of Foreign Missions
from the Cincinnati branch. She in
company with Miss Ada. Smith of
Elyria will join seven or eight young
ladies at the Methodist conference at
Wichita, Kas., when they will all 60
together to Vancouver.
Miss Hoddinott expects to teacr,
English in the Foochow college the
first year while learning the Chinese
language. She will remain there for
FIVE years before returning home on a
furlough. a
! Her many young lady friends In
Medina remembered her with several
beautiful presents, and the M. E
church with check for SIS to- heir
defray her travelling expenses.
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Friendsyille

/. - u
j Tod Garfield and wife of Hunting
ton visited at M. H. Knecht's. on Sun
day. .s@
Mrs. Harold Hall, who has been vis-
iting relatives in Elyria, has returned
to her home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Strock and little
granddaughter, Esther Kindig, spent
Sunday in Burbank.
A large number Of Friendsville peo-
pie attended the Community social at
Leroy. last Friday evening.
Mr.. Grover Woods and family mot
ored to Akron for pleasure trip on
Sunday. M.
Mr.. and Mrs, Will Wissler of Can
ton visited Mrs. Wissler's father, Mr.,
Fortney, on Sunday. In the evening
they returned to Canton, taking Mr.
Mrs. Fortney with them to spend a
few days. SM. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont. Wissler ate Sur
day dinner at Mr.. Wissler's brothers
home. ~
Mr.. Wissler has decided to spent
the winter with his sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Longsdorf in Sterling, instead O
buying property near Leroy.
L q '
| Mrs, Trowbridge of Lafayette hal
moved her household goods in witt
her daughter, Mrs. Will Zimmerman
i Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lance of North
west Lafayette visited at Glenn Pink
ley's on Sunday. h
/ Mr.. Corte Knecht has gone to Hun
ington to work for a while.
!. Mrs. Daniel Barnhart has been sui
fering with rheumatism for some tim
and is not much better at this writ
ing.
{ The delegates from the Conference
Alice Kindig and Frank Rufner, CAV
| their report Sunday evening. Nj
!, Harry Patterson, who visited tn
Springfield Chiidren's Home, spok
i about the home and the way the chi
. dren are taught there. Everyone Ell
: joyed the reports in spite Of the fae
+ that they were kept in the church unit
/ 10 o'clock.
Miss Hawks brother-in-law, M
i Baker and his family of Cleveland al
1 staying at her home until their hous,
!. hold goods come. They will the
, move on the Kratzer place, east
Leroy. q
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MEET AT TAYLOR INN

The October meeting Of the Medina
county committee Of the II. I'M. C. IA.
was held at Taylor Inn, Lodi, Fri
day evening. Those present were E. F.
Gibbs, Jabez Bostwick, "A. s. Foster,
i. W. Boyden, G. E. Knapp, "A. A.
Bostwick, u. II. Randall, w. IA. Mich
OILS, G. G. Bohley, G. Fl. Damon and
4 g Calvert. The general work Of
the fall and winter was discussed
plans we're laid for completing the
financial canvass in Hinckley, Bruins
wick, Litchfeld, Granger, Montyille
and Lafayette townships
The news Of Medina county win
ming the Mcdonald Bible Study tro-
ply was received with great pleasure
The secretary's report shows thres
more local groups already under way
than At any time last year. Special
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MANY METHODISTS HERE
FOR ANNUAL CONFERENCE

There was a large attendance ot
ministers and laymen at the 9Oth semi
annual session Of the Wooster district
conference Of the M. E. church, held
in the local edifice on Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
The following addresses were given
Monday afternoon from the topic
"The Opportunity Of the Sunday
Sunday School"
w. H. Oswalt, "The Teacher as the
Pastors Assistant" G. w. Huddles-
ton, why We Are Losing 70 per
cent. of Our Sunday School Scholars
to the Church," I. ]. Quade, sGraded
Teaching vs.. Graded Lessons dis
cussions on the last two papers by H,
o. McGrath and ". w. Wagar.
A supper was served at $50 in the
church, followed BY brief musical
service ,and an address, the annual
conference sermon, delivered by Rev
VIM. Brown.
L Tuesdays program was as follows;
Devotional, c. d. Firster; minute
business general subject, THE New
Opportunities of the Ministry.
"Book Review Of the Subject" D. S
Carpenter; discussion, Albert Trick
EFT; why Some Churches Fail" S
F. Ross; discussion, ]. H. Schweis-
berger; "Why Some Ministers Fail"
6. w. Orcutt. 5
l:30 p. m, devotional, E. E. John
son; minute business; general sub
| ject, THE New Opportunities 81
Evangelism" "The Centenary" j
B. Buckley; discussion F. H. ThomD
son; "The New Community Inter
est" E. b. McBroom. discussion, A
M. Bosler; "Revivalism VS.. Evangel
ism," J. B. Ferguson; discussion, w
1T. McWilliams. M
IAN address in the evening by Rev
| w. B. Hollingworth on the missionary
movement was of special interest.
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PuBLIc SALE

Twill offer at the sales barn at my
fermer residence on Medina street,
Lodi, Ohio on
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 2, 1921
Commencing at 1880 O'Clock, the
following described property:
N 3 Horses: Consisting Of one black
geiding, & years lold, weight 1000 lbs;
a good one; Q driving horses.
3 Head Of Cattle: Consisting Of
fresh cows, springers and , beef cat
tie.
1856 Sheep: Consiting Of $50 breed
ing Ewes, 90 Delaine. balance medium
grade; 35 feeding lambs. iS
rs Chickens,75. White Leghorn hens
"A nice bunch Of laying hens. s
Farming Implements wagons :---
! Ain iron tire,.a fine farm wagon; 1
low wheeled farm wagon, l-horse
wagon, horse clippers, 1 good team
harness, 2 sets buggy harness, 4 top
buggy, forks, shoyels, saws, and many
other articles. Vi
N. r. JONES
AT the same time and place George
Young and Ora Nichols will sell 25
Cattle Consisting Of Holstein, Dur
ham and Jersey cows, fresh and close
up springers; 5 head Of feeding steers,
the kind to make your beef. I
TERMS-9 months time will be
given. M
H. Q. Fortney, Auct. p
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president also 4 committee consisting
Of Ray Btouse, Dallas Auble and
Donald Mcvicker, 10 select i course
Of Bible study. Warren Waters ard
Leon Heilman are named as con
stitution committee.
With the energy and interest mani
tested BY both the boys and the men
Spencer Is likely to give some Of the
other Medina county committees
quite race in some Of the competi-
tive features Of the years X, M. g,
|A.fwork.
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SPENCER HAS Y. I'M. q. IA.

Last Tuesday evening a local \. M
C. Al. was organized in Spencer. The
local comnitteesis composed Of John
Wolff, chairman; Clyde Dagne, secre-
tary-treasurer; C,B. Ferguson, "A. w.
Firestone, Walter Boone, and Ed.
Brown.
Following the meeting and organi~
zation Of the committee d meeting
was called Of the boys; seventeen
were present and the following off,
GERS elected: President, Dale Lech-
leitner, vice president Donald
Stuart; secretary, Warren Waters;
treasurer, Ray Brouse; leader, Asa
Firestone. Inc regular meeting Vac
set for Monday at 7:30. A program
committe consisting of Mr. Waters,
chairman, Clyde Dague End McDon-
aid Sthart, was appointed BY the new
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Detroit, secured work there, and q
shoft time ago came to the conclus-i
ion that honesty IS the best policy
and brought the car back to its owner.
Mrs. j. D. Dannley and Mrs. F.
E. Stine are scheduled for addresses
at Valley City tonight, Thursday as
part Of campaign to interest the
women voters of the county more
keenly on the outstanding political Isl
sues.
Rev. w, r. Moffett Of the Church
of Christ went to Wauseon, o., We'd
nesday, whittier he was summoned by
telegram to ofhciate at the funeral
of one of his, former parishioners in
that city.
The committee recently appointed
by the Winyah club to arrange for the
regular r5series Of picnic suppers for
the winter, report the following dates;
Nov. 2-16, Dec. 7-l8, Feb. lis, Mar.
lis, April SIG, these dates bringing
the suppers on the first and third Wed
nesday of each month, excepting De-
cember and January, when only one
supper is to be held each month.
Mrs. Katharine Oatman and Miss
es Natalie and Marcella Fisher of Me
! dina, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Harp and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harp of Wads-
/; worth, attended the marriage ! m
Youngstown on Saturday, Oct. Is, Of
Miss Ruth Sprankle, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Sprankle Of that city,
to Mr.. VIM. Andrew Dougherty of
Cleveland. The Episeopalian mar
riage rite solemnized the nuptials, and
Mr.. Sprankle gave his daughter In
marriage. The bride and her parents
are we'll known to Medina people, hav-
ing been residents here number Of
years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty
left at once for their home in Clevc-
land, which is at 1922 Lakefront ave.
--Brant Early of the Farm Bureau
and DR.. w. F. Wise conducted a meet.
ing at Granger Wednesday night for
a more widespread interest in tubercu-
lin testing of cattle. These men state
that nearly every owner of herds In
Granger has now signed for tests and
the township will be 100 per cent. iil
this respect very soon.
w. J. Mitchell was siezed with q
severe nasal hemorrhage one day this
week that for time was source OIL
alarm. His condition is now improv.
ing. Mr.. Mitchell suffered similar at
tack couple of years ago which con
| fined himto his bed for many days.
| Loyal Workers of the Church O.
| Christ will hold Halloween masquel
lade and social and supper, cafeteri;
style, at the church Monday evening
lOct. 81.
Mr.. Dwight Gerberich and Mis-.
Ruth Rebecca Burlington, both of Me,
dina were united in marriage at tn,
Congregational parsonage last Thurs
day by Rev. VIM. ]. Drew.
| An item in last weeks Stntine
stating that the new meat market sool
to be opened on North Court stree
would be by Houghton & Wright, wa
incorrect. It will be operated unde
the management of Carl Houghto
and Frank Brought.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Griese of Lake
wood entertained Mr.. and Mrs. S. H
Brainard, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Wes
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Edwards, MI
and Mrs. D. Rickard, and Mr.. an
:. Mrs. Bert Warner at dinner Wednes
day night.
FORMER MEDINA GIRL
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LOCALS

County Auditor Washburn has re-
ceived $1,ls7.37 Of automobile money,
from the state department for the per-
iod ending Aug. 81. Distribution is as
follows: County, $605.2s; Leroy. $4.00;
Lodi, $2l7.l2; Medina $234.0o; Seville,
$3.50; Spencer, $500; Wadsworth,
$54.50.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Huber H.
Root, last Thursday evening, Oct. 20,
a SON, whose name is David Huber
Root.
Paul Rollins, who for the past five
years has been local manager for the
a-Predmore-H Henry Co., has sew
cred his connection Herewith and ac-
cepted position with 0. R Dague
Of the Oldsmobile -Dague Co.. Also
Claude Stover, until recently manager
of the Predmore Henry Co. branch al
Wadsworth, has accepted a position
as salesman with Mr.. Dague. Waltel
Alderfer succeeds Mr.. Rollins as loca
manager of the Predmore-Henry Co.
Attorney J. w. Seymour, who fol
the past few weeks has been taking
treatments at sanitarium at Della
ware, o., returned home Saturday ev
ening. his condition much improved.
Two cherry trees are in full bloom
in the yard of Mahlon Huffman OF
East Liberty street.
The matter of the local merchant
continuing to close their stores OF
Wednesday afternoons thru the winte
is as yet undecided. A few favor tn
idea and petition was circulated thi
week, but with unsatisfactory results
majority, it is said, being in favor o
keeping their stores open, and refus
ing to sign the petition.
The Appeal Court went into ses
sion here today, the first case taken Vi
being that of Jos. Rosenbaugh vs.
Flora Kreider. The original suit wa
to recover from defendant $500 allege
to have been loan from plaintiff
The former claimed the money to hav
been a gift, and the lower court s.
held. 1t is the appeal from this de
cision that is being considered today
The office force of the A. /. Roo
Co, and guests, will hold Halo
we'en and masquerade party at th
Community hotel, Chippewa Lake, o
Friday night. "
MRS. c. E. Hoover entertained a
dinner last Sunday in honor of Mr.:
Ed. Kerr of Leroy, to celebrate Mrs
Kerr's birthday. Miss Elnore Kerr @
Sharon, Pa, and Mrs. Ed. Bartholo
NEW of Cleveland were out of tow
guests also.
Two autos, one driven by Lelan
Longacre, the other by two Wads
worth men, collided Sunday on Eas
Smith road, both machines being cor
siderably damaged, but no one wa
hurt
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atftAo Va hAtN tt>r<>-t =
enjoy a day off next Friday while the
teachers are in attendance at the meet
ing of the Northeastern Ohio Teach
ers' association in Cleveland.
The high school football team OF
West Park, accompanied by car full
Of rooters descended on Medina last
Saturday afternoon. The local school,
not to be outdone, secured the Medina
band, and there was enough noise and
amusement to go round. The game
was given to Medina, but Referee Dow
dell had to run for his life as the re-
suit Of his ruling which determined
the victors.
Mrs. Geo. Gray entertained at her
home in Cleveland last Thursday with
luncheon, guests from Medina being
Mesdames R. O. Mcdowell, Will
House, Eva Warner and S. H. Brain
ard
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Banks and
children of CASTLE, N. Y, Miss Mary
Banks of Cleveland and Mrs. Burton
Cape of Atlanta, Ga, motored thru
from the East and spent Sunday and
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dougherty.
The w. c. T. u. will meet next
Friday afternoon, Nov 4, with Mrs
E. P. Hartman.
Fred Snyder, who has been very
i'll, is improving slowly.
Ladies of the Relief Corps will
meet Nov. 2, with dinner at 1880 and
meeting at p. m. The inspector will
be here and a large attendance is de.
| sired.
John Moore and family will move
Nov. /, into one of Mr.. c. Pratt:
houses on North Broadway.
St. Paul's Guild held an all-day
meeting in the parish house Thursday
| Mrs. Sadie Thompson left Thursday
for Atlanta, Ga. She has spent ths
past fourteen months with Mrs. Juliu.
Miller.
The Ludine club held picnic sup
per Tuesday night at the home O
Marcella Fisher.
| -Mesdames G.. J. Damon, Lula
Eastwood and Louie Westland were
entertained last Wednesday by Mrs
i Mark Moon in Granger.
! The Winyah club will hold theil
first dinner of the season next Wed
nesday night at their club rooms.
Mrs. j. F. Berger underwent ar
operation on Monday at Fairviey
hospital and is convalescing.
Richard Abbott entertained the
Y. M. G. A. boys Tuesday night witt
a Halloween party.
Mrs. r. M. Mcdowell entertained
at tea Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Emma Rowe Thompson, who
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. G
Rowe.
Mrs. T. A. Rowe of CLEVELAND
entertained the following guests a
luncheon Tuesday noon: Mesdame
R. M. Mcdowell, o. H. Mcdowell
Blake Mcdowell, R. o. Mcdowell, b
M. Hewes, H. G. Rowe, Emma Row
Thompson ard Misses Helen and Eli
abeth Mcdowell.
Harry Stebbins and family o
Creston, Kline Heath and family o
Lakewood and Wayne Anderson ans
family were entertained Sunday b,
their parents, MIR. and Mrs. E.. O
Simmons.
One evening last August while I
c. Shepard was attending the Chau
tauqua, his automobile, new Fort
was taken away. Tho thoroughly az
vertised no definite trace of the ca
: was cleaned until Thursday of la.
week, when it was returned to him b
Gerald Frazier, l5-year-old Medin
; lad. The latter frankly admitted ths
J he had taken the car and driven
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MEDINA
MAUSOLEUM

The Mausoleum will be complet-
ed this week, and will be open
Sunday P. M. from 1:30 to
4:30, visitors welcome. There
are a few unsold compartments.
If interested call M. L. Cole,
American Hotel and he will ar
range to show you the building.
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attention was given 70 Father and
Son Week, Nov. 6-1s, and the State
Older Boys Conference to be held at
Dayton, Nov. 25-27.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
Can't Pay $1.00 and Costs;
Sent to County Jail

On charges preferred by Mike
Emory 25th and Polk street. John
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-25
Shoots Through Plate
Glass-Fined $131.OO

In the city court yesterday. Jucee
Dunn fined Christ Vorgas who was
charged with malicious destruction Of
property. s1a1. Christ shot through a
large plate glass window owned by
John Apostal at 1910 Washington St
Vorgas viii also be tried on a
charge of shootoing with intent to
kill. He says that the reason he shot
WAS because crowd of Greeks we're
after him and he shot after Charles
Lucas went after him with a knife and
some one else he thought was attempt
Ing to draw a gun,
When the fight started. vorgas
stated that he threw both fellows
down. but when the whole crowd
started to chase him. he fred some
shots In the air TO call for help