The Medina Sentinel, 1914-12-04

every case the. plan worked satisfac satisfac-.'. - .'. satisfac-.'. torily. " " ' The Aid Department has accom accomplished - plished accomplished a great amount of good in its line of work and desire to express its gratitude to the Wadsworth F. A. society, the men's class of , theTrinity Reformed church, the Modern Em Embroidery - broidery Embroidery club, the Aid Society of the Church of Christ and to many indi individuals - viduals individuals who have so loyally given their assistance to the help of the worthy poor of Wadsworth and vicin vicinity - ity vicinity The membership of the society has materially increased and today its working force stands first in point of membership and efficiency of any similar society of theOhio Federation of Humane Societies. Following is a report of work ac accomplished - complished accomplished during the past year: Non-support of children, 15; non-

ilton; : erstwhile ; proprietor of ' the Lodi Review, transferred that prop property - erty property to J. W. Dunlap who until re recently - cently recently was owner of the West Salem Reporter and Seville Times-News. Both gentlemen are experienced news newspaper - paper newspaper men. The Review has always been a welcome visitor to the Senti Sentinel's - nel's Sentinel's exchange table, as also the other above named newspapers. Mr. Ham Hamilton - ilton Hamilton states that he has made no defi definite - nite definite arrangements for the future," but probably will locate in Wooster, where he wag located previous to purchas purchasing - ing purchasing the Review, 'j The Serttinel 'wishes all that, Js. good to both Mr. Hamil Hamilton - ton Hamilton and Mr. Dunlap.

when John Baretsky was instantly killed by his friend, Leonard Kiekel, while hunting in the woods southeast of Hinckley Center. Both men were from Cleveland and had journeyed to Hinckley in the morning for a day of pleasure. It is not known exactly how the accident happened. The men were only a few feet from each other at the time. From the fact that Baretsky re received - ceived received the full charge from Kiekel's gun in; his chest would suggest that the latter was either reloading or re repairing - pairing repairing the weapon. Dr. Ayers, the local physician, se secured - cured secured permission from Cororer Strong of Medina to remove the body of Baretsky to his home in Cleveland.

.An accident occurred Tuesday af afternoon - ternoon afternoon about 1:30 o'clock, on West liberty street at the intersection of Huntington, when an auto driven by $ Alton Bemus, representing ' the Motor Specialties Co., of Waltham, Mass was damaged to the extent of about $100 when Bemus chose to run into a tree rather than into a horse driven by Blake Arnold of Chippewa Lake. Both men were coming east Ar Arnold - nold Arnold being ahead, and both were on the right side of the street. As Arnold approached Huntington street he made a slight turn indicating that he was going into that street.. Then he turned back again and Bemus,' thinte

structions and demonstrations in the subjects of soil fertility, farm crops, poultry raising, animal husbandry, and home economics. - If the farmers of any community are able to maintain the fertility of the soil and at the same time pro produce - duce produce large crops, they may well be proud of their work.. There are few farm" for sale in such - a neighbor neighborhood; - hood; neighborhood; those few are readily sold at a good price and the newcomer usually considers himself lucky at finding sucfi a favorable location. The study and discussion of these subjects as will undoubtedly take

REVIVAL AT U. B. CHURCH Revival meetings will begin at the United Brethern church on the Chat Chatham - ham Chatham roadj two miles west of the center of Lafayette, Sunday, Dec. 6. The services will be conducted by the pas pastor, - tor, pastor, Rev. G. Shoup. The following are some of the subjects that will be used during the1 series:- "Elements 'of a Revival"; "God's Challenge to the Church;" "Hindranc "Hindrances - es "Hindrances to God's Work;" "The Highest Mo Motive;" - tive;" Motive;" "Religious Enthusiasm;" "Psy

While Medina village is fortified against the invasion of the saloon, there are many other places in the county that become vulnerable for the saloon, through the home rule amendment, and Medina county may expect to have them at the very ear earliest - liest earliest period allowed by law, probably by January 1. Bring in Your Belgian Money

ways and means to forward Medina county's gift to the war sufferers only to find that it does not know the to to-tal - tal to-tal of that gift because of the mis misunderstanding - understanding misunderstanding or negligence of a con considerable - siderable considerable number in forwarding the