The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-18
LOCAL EVENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The men teachers Of the Medina
schools entertained the lady teachers
at a formal dinner and dance at Ye
Tavern at Leroy last Friday evening.
Miss Geraldine Canavan enter
tanned last Friday afternoon in honor
Of Miss Elizabeth Mcdowell, who will
attend Wellesley College the coming
year.
The services at the Methodist
church were especially enriched on
last Sunday evening by two splendid
organ duets given by John Beck and
Leo Bartunek.
One of the largest crowds in the
history of Creston was there last Sat
urday night to celebrate its rejuven-
sation since the great fire one year
ago, says the Creston Journal.
The rural mail carriers will hold
a meeting Saturday evening, Sept.
10, at the home of A. J. Betz Of Lodi.
The secretary, Mr.. A. O. Schafer,
urges that all carriers be present.
Reverend Frederick w. Haas
closes his first year in Medina this
week and goes to conference at Nor
walk to receive his assignment for
another year. He is confidently ex-
pected to return.
If you intend to take in the
Board of Trade trolley party to To
ledo next Wednesday, the 29d, your
ticket must be secured no later than
Tuesday noon. Get busy now and
make up your mind to go.
Miss Nellie Kean of Chippewa
Lake, who has been the choir director
at the Methodist church, has resigned
to take up college work at Wooster
Mr.. John Beck has been engaged as
choir director and Miss Genevieve
Brintnall will be soloist.
Byron A. Schnell, who until re.
Gently was assistant secretary of the
local Y. M. C. A., associated with
secretary F. B. Lanham,' now of Co
lumbus, has been called as County
Secretary of Union County Y. M. G.
A., with headquarters at Marysville
He entered upon his new duties Tues
day, Sept. Is.
Last Saturday afternoon the
pupils of Mrs. Hunsberger gave re.
eital at her home. The interesting
program was concluded by the two
very fine selections played by Miss
Lucille Hunsberger, Nocturne, Op.27,
No. 2, by Chopin, and Polonaise in E.
by Liszt Miss Helen Ganyard, one Of
Miss Hunsberger's advanced pupils,
played two selections, Op. %, No.
4, by Wollenhaupt, and Impromptu,
Op. % No. 8, by Reinholt.
"A private wedding was that of
Floyd E. Nichols and Miss Adaline
Adams, in Cleveland at noon Thurs
day, the1Oth, at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Baldner. Rev.
Fritsch of the Congregational church
of Medina performed the ceremony.
After a brief honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Nichols will occupy the new W.
H. Sipher house on South Harmony
street. The groom is son Of DR..
and Mrs. A. P. Nichols and will be
associated with his father in dental
practice in Medina.
Tuesday evening the ladies of the
Methodist choir were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck.
Mr.. Paul Shane, one of Medina's
young men, who left for college last
Sunday, may we'll be commended for
the manly step he took Sunday morn
ing, when he united with the Meth
odist church. No young man can do
a more noble or helpful thing before
entering on his life's work than to
identify himself with God-fearing
folk, thereby being able to do a larger
and better service for his fellowmen
AS there has been some slight
confusion over the few changes made
last week in the Southwestern's
schedule, it shuld be remembered that
they were but few and as follows
All south-bound cars run as hereto
fore except the Mansfield and Buoy
rus limited, which used to reach Me.
dina at 9:15 a. m, is run one hour
earlier. The northbound cars all rur
two minutes later except that the linn
tied cars that formerly left Medin:
at 8 and 8:16 a. m. and at 1880 p. m
now leave at 8:43, 1859 and 2:02, re
spectively.
Go. K, 10th o. v. I, has held an
other reunion, in Creston. At the frs
reunion a few years ago 35 comrade
were present to answer roll call, q
the recent one only 13 were presen
and five others are known to be liv
ing who were absent for good reasons
The FLOWING is a list Of those pres
ent: A. Tanner, ]. Morgan, Geo. Lit
tell, ]. R. Marshall, Creston; Milto
Reed, Wooster; Joe Hill, Canton
John Johnson. Chatham; Frank Gro