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'i • XitfA.%*\ 1 ,;-, 'i„ * .'* •• M?J p ?i 11 :'l •( Page Six i-- msaasasirsmmmammet NEWS EVENTS OF OTHER DAYS Looking Backward Through the Tears One yew Ago— 1039 Welcome being planned tor the First Battalion of Light Infantry of Gait, Ontario, by Medina Advcr- ilslm Club with John Kennedy, President, Mayor Claude Orlnnell. General John S. Thompson and Captain Arthur Muruon on the Committee. Fifth annual reunion of the Wil- liam Brewer family held at Olcott Beach with eighty members pres- ent Fred Albone ot Medina injured when his car watt struck broadside by another car at Oak Orchard Street and West Avenue. Informal dance held by the Me- dina Junior Chamber of Com- merce at the Niagara-Orleans Golf Club near Mlddlcport. Mrs. Clara Whitwell ljudly In- jured in an automobile accident on the Lyndonvillo road. Frank W. MalllBon, one of Me- dinu'B beat known cltlzena, ob- m.Tvcd hl» seventy-fifth birthday on August 10th. Hymeneal—William flalph Wil- son to Mtoii Helen i'ringle Scott on Au«u/st 17th at Norfolk, Vu.; Cny- lora Bane to Mian Jean Morrill, of Waterport, ut Nuwfune, on Au«- ust Dili, Molvln KchlUinln« to Mlflii Mary Helen Bloom on August 10th; Karl Schultz to Minn Martha Tulowiockl on Auauwt 20th; Fred A. ^Bennett, ot Mayflold, to MIBH Dorothy Loo on August 17th. Obituary—Mrs. Edward Bacon on Autfimt 18th; Anion J. Shliilc-r on August Ith; MID. ChrlBliiio aontllu on Auguat IStli, Richard Moddo on Augu»t IHth. Church In Medina with Charles StandJsh, of Knowlesvllle, pre- siding. Twenty survivors answered to the roll call. \Bing\ Ed Cloary'n local nine defeated the Albion team at the tetter's pork, 3-2, Hymeneal—Walter Acer Sbelp to Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Robin- son, of Williamson, on August 10. Birthg~To Mr, and Mrs. Chas Martin on August 10th, a sen, Ro- land; to Dr. and Mrs. 0, M, Wal- ker, nee Jossie Allchln, of Bloom- field, N. I, a daughter on August 12th; to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Marks on August 11th, a daughter, Hazel Marie. Obituary—Mrs, Timothy Mur- phy, nee Elizabeth Grlbbon, in Cleveland, Ohio, on August 19th; John McCarthy on August 14th, Lee Brown In Eugle Harbor on August 14th. Five Year* Ago—1031 Company V left for tholr annual summer duly at I'eeksklll, to bo Uiero until September 6th. Tho olevontti annual reunion of tho Wrlght-Hrown families held al liin home of Fred Munzel, m'ur .Ji-ddo, with I'lglily-seven mombors present from thlw locality ICdwnrd lilunzuch, O«or«u Iliinriu ond Frank Lark In eaeqped fiom tho County Jull ut Albion ovorpowoririu the jailor Twenty Yearn A*o—1910 Annual meeting of the Boord of Education hold and officors elected UB follows: President, F. M. Poler; 'OIK. M, J. Whedon; Treasurer, Watson F. Barry; Collector, F. J. Kearney; Health Officer, Dr. Bug- bee. crwln King, u Junk dealer of Little Vulloy, N. Y., mndo on nl- legod confession In connection with the Stlolow murder case and then repudiated his statement. Herbert Acer's Ford runabout stolen from the street In Roches- ter F. H. Whipple badly burned around the hand by gasoline cx- 'ihiHion while working around hlf cur. Hymeneal—Dr. Austin Lotting liobhii to MIBH Mubol F. Schelner on Autfual 12th In Jersey City, N. J., Ralph E. Mtiddock to MIH.-J ILi/.el Monoid on August 12th. Obituary--Ella Bldicman In Lansing, Michigan, on August 2nd. Miles W. Htockwell on August 4th. Thirty Years Ago— 1QO0 \Home Coming Week\ com- ufter | menred In Medinu oil Bunduy, Autfuat MIBH Melon M. Uoyd, of Medinu, received hor trunuport pilot's ll- cunno nl the Kenny Airport In Buffalo Richard Caldwoll, Medina High School graduate, was awarded u reported us in a very critical con full four year's ncholarnhlp ut Poly- dllion ut Niagara Fulls with rocov- technle Institute at Troy, N. Y. ory doubtful. Hymeneal—Elmor 8. Murblo to Officers of tho Board of Eclucu- Mlss Mary J- Kraut* on August tlon for tho following year elected IOth, with religious ser- •• ii'i-i in iho churches, follc-wod by i irucrod music program In the \!*'• «-•».•,..<>! I'mk by tho S. A. Cook Band. The Ilovurend William J. McNub 10th, Births—To Mr. and Mrs. ('nnipunu on Auguat 13tli, u daugh U»r, to Mr find Mm. Ross Achlllos on August 10th, n daughter. Obituary—Mrs. Louts L. Bacon on August Iftth, Alfred Kergunon on August llllh; Will R Smith on August lllth at Amide, MIBB MIU y J Atkinson of Miilnviu in Medinu on Auguat 17th, Mm Million Hide, widow of Avery 0 I'oier, lit Roch- ester on AuauHt lllb In Itochoiitei Mm Wllhelnilnlu Downey on Aug Kill) Ten Yoars Ago—1BZ0 Daniel Miihni, uf Middlmiurt, as follows: President. Francis H. J. Whipple; Clerk. Milton J. Whe- don, Trensuror, Myron A. Post; Collector, E. A llowman. Main ntreet In Medina lllumln- iled by strlngn of lights on either tide (Uhoi feutuiua uf the deco- rations around town wen* Arc mid Wliedon'M, Cooper's and the Kiilghtn of Culumbua' oleiti IL.I diapluys llliUis To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hclinrlnu un Auguat 15th, u duughtor. Obituuiy - Daniel OOOHO on Auit- UHI 11 tli, Mm I.otiln Wood on Aujf- u«l Oth In lluffalo, Horace Klsk In C'uilyon on Augunt I Ith and J. A Jnhnson, of Newfime. killed, urid four other young peo- ple from Mlddlcport injured in u bud automobile crush on tho l.ork- port-Olcott road nmir the village of Hurt Robert II Newell Installed an President of Medinu KuUiy i hn. Other officers Innlalled woie Vice President AUmxo I, Wutem, Treas- urer 1C. Roland Clark, Heeietuiy Otiorgo K. Schooffei, 8erHeunt-ni- Arms, Glenn Ide Fourth reunion of the Kenyon family held lit Lakeside Park or August llth with, two hundred members participating Tho Sinclair residence on West Avenue, recontly iiurchascd by Bt Mary's Church Society, sold to John Hornn Annual rouniun of the survlvurs of the Eighth Now York Heavy Ai - tillery held In the Prosbytorlim HlKh School nine Lyndonvllle team Why b« ' HERVOUS Tlieve s n tlmo-tostod, harmless, preparation, confounded by a upeunltst in nervous disorders, for the relief of Sloeplossneni,' Irritability, Nervous Indigestion, Nervous Headache, Rcstlosanoss, tl»o Bluea u»»d liysterloal Con- di lions. During the more thnn ftfty years since this preparullon wu;i first used, numberless othor nerve nedutlvea have come—«nd gone. But the old reliable has always been in constantly liicroaaliui demand. Only one medlclno fits this dls- cripUon. DR. MILES NERVINE If you are nervous, don't wait to (jet better You may get Worse Take Dr Miles NervUio. You can get l>r Milci Nervmo - Liquid ami Effervescent Tab- leta—at youi dru« store. HELPED 98 PERCENT Interviews with 800 pooplo who had used or were using Dr Mllea Nervine showed that 784 hud been definitely benefited. Isn't anytluns Uu»t ofTera a 4D to 1 chance of helping you worth trying? Get a package of Dr Miles Nervine today. If it falls to help you—take tlw empty bottle or carton back to your druggist, smd ho will refund your money, mmimmmimimmmmmtimKmmmmmm Forty Years A\«o—1890 William JenriliiKH Hryan. \The (Iieat Coninionei\ and I)enioc-in- tic candidate for President, to speak at Slnwnon'M (iiove In Knowlesvlllo on August afltli. Plant of the Middlepoit munu- futtuilng Company no Id to Korl W. raid for $29,1118 00 Second unnuul invoting of the Medina Cycle Club to be held soon at the Driving Park Meeting called for at the Hart House this week for the purpose or orffanlilna u McKlnley & Ho- burt (Mill) The Medina defeated tho 2(>-0. Alnxandur Murphy, of Kendall, killed by a train wlilie H land inn too neiu the truck at u crouslng. Meetlnu of the free silver advo- cates held at the Court House in AfNon with addressed liy Marcus I. I'lillllpx, of Mullicrtoii.Hppubll- cun, and Kdward L, Portei, of Al- bion, l>emociut II.MnenesI J (' IUu ly ti> Mln.-. Aila M llmiett on Almost 12th, l'\i ank II KIIIJJ |o Mis Aldn Dulcliei on Aiigiul Ktlli, William II Itcill.v o( Nlugnui Kails t<i Miss HUM let Ann t'nines on August 1.1th llnth.H To Mi niul Mis John Stoeldng on August 1Mb. u »<>n Obituary Mn Henjiinuii II Many on August Nth. || A Uai- slow on August 1-lth, Alfred Deuel of Hm timid, Mrs Will Muishull mi August 17th, Mrs II II Mai iv on August 14th, The Hex ei end Wai rrn Vicelmui on August lflth Forty Five Vears Ago—1801 I hitlng or Die Si-hoolhoys of W , Mediiui Kiee Acmiemyi held ,it l.iiUfsiiilc with I.eHoy J Slun- i»\i . !•' J AinoUI. I.Kiii.i A I )IIVI». I'.eoigr N Smith. Kted II Skuinei, llowaut II ,Seele\. Ii\ mg Whipple and llemy lliilvt imiotig those tll'l|Hltlllg lte|iuldiciin League <ugiini;ed In low II w ith the Hon K [. I'm, tu I'lfMilent. Kied C Wilson and .billies Sumt, Vlir I'lesldcnts, and M 1 Hintnni d u» Sivicta i > • I'l 1'ilMM VI H.llll.s on Aid nil Shl>lei fin III ile-.tu.M-d |IJ fit*- with $4.00000 lon.i •••'Uli t H miiuiiil outing of the School MOM nf »:, Medinu Kiev Aiadi-m>. held at Lakeside Pres- ent ui-ie Chui U-s It llishop, l)i John hVady, Milton |i Hubbard, Lockpoit, Hun I) I'otu-i. Knirfleld. Net), Miirlimer S (\Hik. Shelby, Simon I. Adlei , Huchrater, Irvltig t.'Homiuedu-u, CJtMiige H Shattuck Jr ; Albert J. Ceo, Francis II. Whipple Medina Baseball team T. O'- Brien, L. Bucon. E, Kelly, Will pa i ClitfJf, W, Kelly, 3. Taster, I, 3. Skinner, t. Cleary, -F. 0. Skinner. Fifteenth annual patade ot Fire Department held in town, follow- ed by a baseball game between the \Pautimes\ of Lctckport and the Medina Club on Depot grounds, with Skinner and O'Brien the bat- tery for the home team. Harvest party given by A, H. Tenbrook, proprietor of the Shelby Center Hotel. Hymeneal—Lev/in McGregor Thompson to Katherlne Camilla Butler in New York City on Aug- ust llth. Obituary—Mrs, Sarah Kissam West, wife of tho Rev, George W. West, in Medina on August 8th. PRAIRIE TORNADO rr*s Witty Five Yean Ago— 1881 Third annual parade of Fire Department held in . town along Main gtreet with Nelson McCor- mlek as Marshall. The line of march included President Posson, Representatives. Trustees and members of the press in carriages, the Albion helicon band, the Frary Engine Co,, the Alert Hose Co., the Protectlvca, the Dawson Hook and Ladder Co., and Curd'o Reserves. John Cunningham arrived In town from Rochester to take over the management of tho Bancroft House. The Medina Baseball team was defeutod 15-fl by the Tccumsehs In a game played on the Academy grounds. J. Lord of the Bancroft House purchased a fine set of bays from Lockport to draw his new bus. Partnership between Char!e» Barhlte and M. Gorman, Jr., dis- solved with the latter carrying on the business. H II. Pennock elected W. C. ^ of Lodge of Good Temolars lr Lyndonvillo and Mary Edmoi W. V. T. Charles Chase, of Medina, left for Now York to loin a surveying porty setting out for Mexico. Acer Cornet Band under the leadership of Fred Bralnurd se- cured first prize at bund tournu- rnent In Brockport. G S. Grliiwold and A. J ' Mr- Wain purchased tho Butavlu Daily Ne-ws. Obituary—Mrs. J. Nlckerson, of Barre, in Kondall on August 12th Hymeneal—Stephen B. Prlngle to Mlus Sarah M. Allls on AUMU.- lflth. Tests mndo with a now wli't wheut, developed by the Cornell j University Agricultural Expvr> i ment Station, reveul It has excel- I lent milling und buklng qualities. | Savins l« earning, and one of the best ways la to cut the corners ' on costs Cornell has u bulletin, E- ' 3-19, that tells how to figure nnd , save on credit charges. Single cop- ies may be had froo from the New York State College of Agriculture. I Around Our House MAKING JELLY JELL To make sure that Jelly will Jell properly, find out just how much pectin, that Jelly-making substance, is in the fruit juice before work is started says the Stute College of Home Econ- omics. Too little pectin gives a soft and sirupy Jelly, while too much makes It too firm and tough. To give fruit Juices the pectin test, the college suggests one of the following: 1. Cook a small amount of the Juice with sugar to Bee whether It will Jell. 2. Tost with alcohol: Pour one tablespoon of cooked Juice into three tablespoons of alcohol. Turn the container gently so that all the Juice comes In contact with the alcohol. If the pectin forms u solid mass, enough pectin Is present to make a good Jelly. If tho pectin collects In small wooly- llke particles, not enough Is pres- ent to make a good Jelly. If this IH true olther boll the Juice down to concentrate the pectin or add more pectin to the juice. 3. Test with Epsom salts: Stir together one tablespoon of cook- ed fruit Juice, one teaspoon of su- gar, and one-half tablespoon of Epsom salts until the salts have been dissolved, and let the mix- ture stand for 20 minutes. If it ha- then formed a solid mass or large wooly-like particles, the juice contains enough pectin to make a satisfactory Jelly. Warning Issued Against Swindler Farmers especially are warned to be on She lookout for a check ar- tist who has obtained small sums of money from farmers in nearby communities. The man is about sixty years old, slight of build, has black hate and dark eyes and is well dressed. His favorite ruse is to approach a farmer under the pretense of being interested in the purchase of blooded cattle. Then he takes an option on some cows and gives the farmer a check to seal the bargain. Before leaving he usually discovers that he is out of cash and prevails upon the far- mer to cash a small check. The check comes back marked \no funds.\ OL0OOUI f Cox the Jeweler WINlSOWC^jBAKm^ SERVICE & AWNINGS Home Windows Cleaned Phone 41 -- Bfeclia TRAVEL^jLAKE For a Skunk Appears At Chautauqua An audience of 7,000 persons in a huge open air auditorium in Chautauqua were shocked recently when a skunk walked on the stage where Georje Britton, operatic singer, was in the middle of a spiritual. For a minute the audi- ence squirmed uneasily and Brit- ton, on spotting the Intruder, stop- ped singing. Then he broke into another song called \I Got Plenty of Nothing.\ The skunk turned around and scurried for the woods. day outing—a week's vacation—for I business or pleasure. / CLEVELAND —BUFFALO / Nightly servic* each way at 9 P. M. Eastern / Standard time. Fare one way $3.28. Unlimited / round trip $5.SO. Special week-end ^X^ round trips leaving Friday or Sat* urday ; returning MbndiyjSSsTSs Week-end round trip, Cleve- land.Niagara Fall* M-»0. Great Lakw* Exposition grounds adjoin the C fit B Terminal In Cleveland. CEDAR POINT-PUT-IN-BAY Dally service from Cleveland Juna 13 to Sept. 7. Week-day and Sunday round trips 91*00 to Cedar Point. To Put-In-Bay and return $1.28. PORT STANLEY. CANADA Sfillns* from Cleveland—Friday*. Sun. d»T» and Holiday*. Juoa 26 to 8epC 7. Far* oat w.y S2JOO. UnlUniud round nip tAjOO. 8uaday> and HoUdarona d»Y«ctir»ton*JXOO. Tinu ubU$ or descriptive Hut- otun wis fm on raquut. Su your railroad n rrowl ago*. TIM CIEVBJWD • BUFFALO TRANSIT COMPANY • ••t at Brio atraat aarraio. N. V. ' Take > Your Car on the v Boat > VA CATION on \ ,,; « fp \ s s Sct 'nVHI I V II .mtlbep . dur inn 1\l Y CRUISES .mi/ A UK fist / DAYS ALL-EXPENSE MACKINAC. ISLAND . 1HE SOO • C E OK til AN HA> . (.Hit FRANKFORT . CHICAGO . CLEVELAND . BUFfAlO . NIAf.AHA I.KIIK BAY FACTS YOU NEVER KNEW If I r By H. T. Elmo X« StflM. 1r» NKTWS'O IM0ICATI6 V»l« nU'lttC if nam A nwmmn. rr * . , . ! FAKIRS OF IMOlO CAN vtffcx UMXRWOTER KX DISTANCES or SOQ y/WOT B!T ^CTS. WIWTEVEB !f O^itiiM irav l«ak »mwn rwiiw, (at THE ANCIENT GREEKS JUXJED A MAMS WEALTH SVTHE »0MBET?OF GftRMJFHYS wr POSSESSED. V^ftsko cPAtrwi MWBY THE GOOFUS FAMILY By H. T. fclmo I XTNOW.BOT THETVJEV.\« OP US WONT BE QLWWS WALKING ftr2OU»0D TOGEIVAEr?!
