The Medina sentinel. [volume], December 11, 1914, Image 3

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MEDINA CONCERT ORCHESTRA
. Directed by G. A. OFFINEER
ENSEMBLE
: Supt Jenks
First Violins :Ralph Harrington
:Stowell White
Second Violin Earl Leininger
Cello A. T. Adams
Bass J. A. Seymour
Flute G. M. Denton
Clarinet J. A. Dannley
Cornets :Rollin Hartman
:E. Behrend
Horns :W. J. Wall
Fred Clark
Trombones :H. S. G. Stoudt
:Chas. Iper
Traps Chas. Dannley
Piano Miss Ora I. Lacy
Vocal Soloist
Miss Genevieve Brintnall
Reader Miss Helen Marie Clark
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te. Eve. Dec. 15
8 P. M. EASTERN TIME
Reserved seats now on sale at Walls Drug Store 35c
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RATES OF
TAXATION
In pursuance of law, I, R. J. Hyde. Treasurer of Medina County, Ohio, hereby give notice that the number
of mills levied on each dollar of property listed for taxation within said county for the tax year 1914 is as follows-
FOR STATE PURPOSES: Sinking Fund. .0025 m.; O. S. U., .0925 to. iouows.
STATE COMMON SCHOOL FUND .055 m. .
STATE HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND, .3 m. ,
TOTAL STATE LEVY. .45 m.
"-' FOR COUNTY PURPOSES: General, .844 m.j Poor. .047 m,; Bridge, .797 m,: Indigent Soldiers 07 m Blind
Relief. .047 ra.; Pike Repair .29$ m.;. Judicial. .07.; Mothers' Pension. .068 m.; Agr. Society. .019 m. '
TOTAL COUNTY LEVY, 2.25 m. '
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CORPORATIONS
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
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Brunswick Tp. Strongsvllle sub dlst.
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Liverpool aub dlst
Chatham Tp.
Chatham Tp. Litchfield sub dist ..
Granger Tp
9fGranirer To. Richfield sub dlst
10 Granger Tp. Medina sub dlst ,.
11 Granger Tp. Hinckley sub dlst . . ..
12 Granger Tp. Bath sub dist. .. .. ..
13 Granger; Tp.. Sharon sub dist .. ..
14 Granger Tp. Weymouth sub dist . .
15 Guilford Tp. .. ......
1 Guilford Tp. W. Gull. spl. dist .. ..
17 Seville Village dist
18 Wadsworth Sub dist
19 Seville Corporation
20 Harrisvllle Tp
21 Lodi Village dlst
22 Burbank sub dist
28 Lodi Corporation
24 Hinckley Tp
25 Hinckley Tp. Royalton sub dist . . .
20 Hinckley Tp. Brunswick sub -dist.
11 Homer Tp
28 Lafayette Tp. ....
29 Lafayette Tp. York sub dlst
30 Lafayette Tp. Litchfield sub dist ..
31 Chippewa Lake spl. dist
32 W. Litchfield spl. dist
33 S. Litchfield spl dlst.
34 Litchfield Tp. Chatham sub dist . . .
35 Litchfield Tp. York sub dist
36 Liverpool Tp. . . . . ....
37 Liverpool Tp. Strongsvllle sub dlst.
38 Liverpool Tp. Brunswick sub dist . .
39 Medina Tp
40 Medina Tp. Weymouth spl. dlst . . .
41 Medina Corp. Montville side ..
42 Medina Corp. Medina side
43 Montville Tp
44 Montville Tp. Medina Vil. dlst
45 Montville Tp. Medina sub dlst
46 Montville Tp. Sharon sub dlst
47 Sharon Tp . .
48 Sharon Tp. Medina sub dlst
49 Sharon Tp. Granger sub dlst
60 Sharon Tp. Wadsworth sub dist. . . .
61 Spencer Tp
62 Spencer Tp. spl dist
63 Wadsworth Tp ,
$4 Wadsworth Tp. Guilford sub dist. . ,
66 Wadsworth Tp. Village dist v ...
66 Western Star spl. dist ,
67 Western Star Corporation
68 Wadsworth Corporation
69 Westfleld Tp . .,
60 Westfleld Tp. W. Guilford spl. dlst.
1 Weatneid Tp. creston spl. dlst
62 LeRoy Village dlst
63 LeRoy Corporation
64 York Tp
65 York spl. dlst. '. .. .
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personcharged "with taxes for the year 1914 on the tax duplicate of Medina County Is required by
half of said tax on or before the 20th day of December. 1914. and the remaining half on or before
the 20th day of June following, but may at his option pay the full amount of such taxes on or before the 20th day
of December, 1914, and when not so paid penalty attaches.
. 2. Real estate on which any portion of the taxes for 1913 remains unpaid will be sold on the second Tues
day in February, 1915, unless the taxes are paid before that date for such unpaid portions, and the entire taxes
unpaid for 1913. Taxes delinquent from last June Bhould be.paid on or before December 20th, to avoid property
Being advertised for sale.
Property stands charged on the County Treasurer's books in the name of owner on Feb. 1st, 1914, and the
duplicate delivered to the Treasurer in the fall remains unchanged for one ye ar.
Bring or send your last tax receipts or complete list of your property. This will be a help to us and avoid
errors.
When writing for statement, or remitting for taxes, stamped envelope should accompany request, and pro
perty must be clearly designated as t ownership, location and township.
SPECIAL NOTICE! ' !
the treasurer will not be held reBpons ible for any money deposited with out
,' iced in the hands of the treasurer when his receipts will be given for the
lira. Harry Simester received word
i vn r na7 ei vn ucava oi ner iauier
ui jnarsnsmue una leu ior mat
5 lace to attend the funeral on Sun-ay.--
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Prof. F. L. Lytle and family on
Friday attended the funeral of Mr.
Lytle's uncle, who died at Strontrs-
vnllA on1 nraa Kihma4 nf T o I A
ners.
Everett Kremer of Cleveland spent
Saturday in town. j
The meeting of the Sorosis club!
with Mrs. J. B. Irwin on Mondav was
a delightful occasion. A cantata, "The
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viuiueu v aney, was iriven dv mem- i a.
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Ders oi tne ciud. it is based on an
old Basque legend dating from near
the close of the eleventh century. The
members narticinatine were: Mrs. !
Thomas Donnelly, Mrs. J. B. Irwin,'!
un a. v. a. uuucii, iura. winiam uver-
holt, Mrs. W. L. Warner and Miss
Mills.
Tax payers are also notified thn
side parties for payment of taxes until
same.
When you pay your taxes, be sur
of the treasurer.
The school levy . given opposite
eluding the attached territory of other
u pay on all your property, as thl Is your business and not the business
. h township applies to all the property of the township school district in
ci.il townships.
Includes additional levy authorized by vote of the neople.
, Office hours: 8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Sundays and Holidays Excepted , Saturdays close at noon.
' R. J. HYDEJ
Treasurer's Office, Medlaa, Ohio, Oct 1, 1014. , 1 TIUDAIUBBR OB MEDINA COUNTY.
town basketball team, which has
been recently organized. The armory
hall, where the games are to be held,
was equipped with baskets and other
wise fitted up for play on Saturday,
ana tne large room, with amnle snace
for spectators, will allow the came
to be played in the best possible way.
No games have as yet been scheduled
but the team is anxious to secure
dates with neaf by towns.
Despite the oisaereeab e weather.
the week-end was marked by various
high school gatherings and parties.
On Friday night a crowd of seniors
of Wadsworth high were pleasantly
entertained by Miss Margaret Miller.
Music and cards were the forms of
entertainment for the evening and a
delicious lunch was served.
A freshman party was held at the
home of Miss Gertrude Harter, on
Friday nieht. A larire number of
class members were present, as well
as members of the faculty. The affair
was an enjoyable one and the guests
were entertained till a late hour.
The Junior Camp Fire Girls spent
a very pleasant evening at the home
of Miss Gladys Brady, Friday, while
on Saturday evening, the Natanee, or
benior Uomp Jnre Girls, were enter
tained at the home of Miss Zella
Kreider.
oiiY Coming!
Rledina
The best coal money can
buy, We are sure you
will need some before long.
Phone your needs to
oal Co.
Phone 1171
veSW,KK'?hfai! 0ffice at - CShepard Co. store on Saturday evening
A 4-s-v-r.T. A.AU 1 '
The Man Who Wants
To Borrow Money
WESTERN STAR
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Brown and chil
dren of Lawnsdale visited with Mrs.
Brown's mother, Mrs. Wm. Derr, on
Sunday.
George winters of this place butch
ered for James Moon at River Styx
Thursday and Friday. George is now
prepared to do all kind of butchering
on snort notice.
Fred Becker attended the funeral
of a relative, Mr. Shank, in Akron on
Monday.
Ed. Hutchinson has purchased a
fine new piano.
Mrs. Hile spent last week at the
home of her brother-in-law, George
Bechtel, in Akron, who is quite ill.
Mrs. Eli Reimer spent the weeje-end
in Akron.
Sunday visitors at J. Collier's were
Eli Lower and family and Mrs. Carl
ton and daughter, all of Wadsworth.
LODI
Miss Lena Long is visiting at the
home of her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Long.
Miss Knight was a caller in West
Salem Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Carter and daughter of Chath
am called at the King home Wednes
day. Mrs. S. R. Auble has been on the
sick list the past week but is better
at this writing.
Clarence and Harry Johnson of the
west are visiting at J. F. Johnsons.
Miss Ada Williams of Chester spent
Sunday at the C. L. Williams home.
Mrs. Mae Hoegner, Armstrong's
pupils gave a very fine recital Satur
day night.
Rev. Sharp has been entertaining
company from Oberlin.
Mr. Parmelee and daughter spent
Sunday in Cleveland.
and the man who wants a safe place to keep his mon
ey, a place where he can leave it with the certainty of
getting all or any part of it at any time, are both ap
preciated patrons at this bank.
We do a general commercial banking business we
co-operate with and assist our customers in the up
building of their business.
We are constantly gaining new patrons and shall be
pleased to number you among them.
4 Per Cent Allowed on Sayings Accounts.
OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK
MEDINA, OHIO.
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Edwards
With the approach of another Christmas Season we have been busy
gathering together a fine assortment of our good things to eat
Whether your needs be large or small we shall be ready to give
you the very best service possible.
Xmas Oranges selected with care not bought at random.
Figs and Dates Fancy Layer and Candied Figs. .
Bulk Dates and Dromedary Packages.
Malaga Grapes Fine Fresh Stock.
Apples, Bananas, Grape Fruit Never Better Than This Season.
Xmas Candy Made from Pure Sugar Assorted Chocolates.
Creams and Bon Bons Don't Feed the Little Ones Cheap Candy.
Fancy Groceries for Xmas. OMEGA Canned Goods Corn, Peas,
Lima Beans, Tomatoes and Succotash.
Try our GOLDEN KERNEL CORN something great at 18 cents.
We could mention a good many more articles just as fine and good
as the above but we want you to come and see for yourself.
No long waits or short answers here.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.
Edwards Grocery
TO THOSE WHO ARE LOOK
INGFOR .
GIFTS
We should be glad to showour
Magazine Subscriptions
BOOKS PICTURES
Manicure Sets
Fountain Pens Writing Paper
Purses, Pocket Books,
Card Cases, Music Rolls, Bibles,
Document Cases, S. S. Lesson
Helps, Columbia Graphophones
and Records. ,
Fine Confectionery
Toilet Sets, Hair Brushes
Mirrors, Pennants, Stand Covers
Cushion Tops, and many other
articles.
CHRISTMAS DRESSINGS
Tissue paper, seals, cards, boxes,
Wright's Book Store
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TV HARK
The Market of Quality
SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY
Best Steer Beef Pot Roasts 14c per lb.
Boiling Beef 12i2c per lb.
Pork Sausage (Sage) 14c per lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
The above Bubject will receive spec- j require food just the same as live
. ial attention at the Agricultural Ex- Bto requires feed. For several gen-
tension School at LeRoy during the
week beginning Dec. . 28 to Jan. 1.
The statability of any farm com
munity depends on the fertility of the
better understanding of the composi
erations much land has produced crop
after crop and has received little or
no assistance in the work other than
annual plowings and subsequent cul-
Boil. ' Originally most of the new,' tivation. At the present time, how-
rich land in Ohio secured from the
government at a ridiculously low
cost, was very fertile and produced
bountiful crops with much less labor
than is now required to produce
smaller crops. In those early
a
ever, the farmers of Ohio are paying
$4,000,000 annually for fertilizers.
The fertilizers purchased is used to
supply plant food and to stimulate the
soil to allow the plants to draw more
I and more on thj supply of plant food
already in the soil. Although , the
tha 1d n vino- that "anv.i, fool can monev Eiwnt in Vnrchftlnr fertilisers
farm" was almost the truth. Plants I in this community may be, and prob
ably is, well spent, undoubtedly
tion of fertilizers, of the function that
each ingredient has to perform, and
approximately what a fertilizer of
any given analysis should cost per
ton will enable our farmers to make
a more judicious use of fertilizers.
There may be some opportunity to
Improve the quality or the quantity
of crops being grown in this region
or it may be that other kinds of crops"
will suit . our conditions better than
those now . grown. The specialists
from the College of Agriculture have
gven these subjects much study and
are in a position to give our fanners
assistance. V
For Fanes And Village Priperty
See Donaldson
, 60 acre faru; good 8-room, 2-story
house; fair barn; on C. S. & C. Electric
line; in Brunswick Township; fertile
soil, well-watered, some timber; just
the home for some business man in
Cleveland. Price reasonable.
No. 67J-A 20 acre farm, cheap;
about 18 miles from Cleveland City
limits. See'
Smoked Sausage (Just Fine) 15c per
Fresh Pork Shoulders 14c per
Pork Chops.. .. 18c per
Pork Roasts (Loin) 16c per
Liver Pudding 31bs. for 25c
Chickens ' .18c and 20c per lb.
Fresh Fish Oysters
Sauer Kraut 6lbs. for 25c
Don't forget our green cut bone for your chick-
Ground fresh every day.
ens.
Yours for Business,
jf9'
Donaldson
At once.
It is sad to note tht the average i
Christmas stocking is longer than
most purses. I
Know all men by these presents
(Christmas presents) that the milk of
human kindness is still sweat.