The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-04
LOCAL EVENTS
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Club met this week with Mrs. Neal
Kellogg.
Lightning struck Ray Holcomb's
residence on South Vine street Tues
day evening,
Ed. Bartholomew gave a stag
party to a number of friends We'd
nesday evening.
Eugene V. Debs, socialist orator,
is scheduled for an address at the
Wadsworth opera house next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Edith Barry entertained a
party of young friends at six o'clock
dinner Thursday, later attending the
Princess.
AT the Methodist church last
Sunday evening Rev. Hass uttered a
very forceful exposition Of the liquor
question.
Miss Edith Berry entertained
Thursday at 6 o'clock dinner and thea
ter party in honor of Miss Ruth Graf
of Cleveland.
knights and Ladies Of Security
a party last Friday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Herman on
Prospect street.
:. IS. H. Branch moved last Tuesday
into the Miss Bishop house on North
street, formerly occupied by T. Lam
ham and family.
The Willing Workers circle Of
Kings Daughters entertained theil
husbands at picnic supper at Chip
pewa Lake Thursday.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for: G. w. Bancroft
Garvandulya Mihaly, Mrs. Franl
Germ, Landon ]. Hart.
On account Of the visitation o.
sickness and death at the Winch home
close by, the Methodist church bel
was not rung last Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn,
Congregational church held a socia
tea at the home of Mrs. r. M. Nc
Dowell Thursday afternoon.
A number of Methodist womel
attended the Wooster district conven
ton of the Foreign Missionary socie
ty at Shreve, o., during the pas
week.
"A reception for Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wards, the new Episcopalian ministe,
and wife was held Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Hobart.
Photographer F. W. Mcdowell
will divide his time between MedinI
and Rittman, beginning, Sept. 6. Sun
days and Mondays he will serve tn
Rittman people.
"A recital Of some of the pupils
Of John Beck will be given Saturda!
afternoon in the Methodist church
Parents and friends Of the pupils ar
cordially invited. Mr.. Fred Adam
'celloist, will play.
The Ladies Aid society of tn
Methodist church at Chippewa LAX
held their regular monthly meeting
this week with Mrs. o. A. Persons o
West Lafayette street, one of tn
former members of the society.
"A man in neighboring tow
while on his way to borrow his neigh
boris paper was struck by Lightning
and instantly killed. Let a word t
the wise suffce-subscrib for tn
Sentinel and have a paper of you
own.
"A town that is large enough an,
good enough for a man to earn his liv
ing in is good enough for him to bu!
his provisions in. If he does no
think so, both he and the town woulC
be better off if his tent were pitcheC
on other prairies.
w. A. Mcintosh, who has beer
manager of the Princess theater tn,
past year, severed his connection with
that playhouse on Monday. Mr.
Henry Gardner, a member of the
Princess company, will be in charge
the coming year.
The presidents of the various
boards of education ofHomer, Gull
ford, Westfeld and Harrisville town
ships of Medina county met at Lodi
recently and elected Norris P. Clark
Of Litchfeld district superintendent
Mr.. Clark has been superintendent OF
the Litchfeld centralized schools.
Reader when you are prepared to
come to town to do some trading just
pick up your home paper, glance at
the advertising columns and see who
wants the trade. We guarantee they
will save you money. The man who
advertises certainly has inducements
to offer or he wouldn't ask you to
caA and see him before buying.
Miller & Collin will move their
implement business from the Ken
hedy-Warner building on South Elm