The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-11-20
WADSWORTH

olson SmlCn OF cleveland, SCuuenCS VI
Western Reserve, spent Friday and
Saturday at the home Of Mr.. Parish's
aunt, Mrs. c. R. Barnard, Maple av.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Reformed church had social
gathering at the church Friday even
ing, which was enjoyed by a good
sized crowd of young people. A pro-
gram of amusements furnished all
around enjoyment and light refresh
ments were served.
Noah Biehlharz, lecturer and enter
tainer, who was at the opera house
Thursday night on the second unm-
ber of the High school entertainment
course, furnished a continual round
of amusement in his review and read
ings from "The Hoosier Schoolmas-
ter" His representation of the diff
ferent characters merited the liberal
applause of the large audience.
The following Y. M. C. A. officers
were recently elected for the ensuing
year: Prof. A. W. Elliott, president;
Fred, o. Smoyer, secretary; Charles
Alexander, treasurer; William Ever
hard and Irwin Young, directors. A
special line of work will soon be taken
up by the organization. Classes for
teaching English to foreigners are un-
der the direction of W. H. Baker and
F. o. Smoyer.
Mrs. Zadie Shontz, daughter of
Hon. A. D. Licey of River Styx, died
at her home in Akron Thursday, and
the body was taken to River Styx,
where services were held Sunday,
and interment made in Woodlawn
cemetery.
The United States government has
at last placed the new letter boxes ir
Wadsworth. Jack Mclaughlin has
the contract for painting and placing
the boxes which will then be ready
for collecting mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mansfield are
the happy parents of a 9h poun'
baby girl.
John w. Wells is candidate fol
license commissioner in Medina co
unity, and has the names of nearl.
every republican business and profes
sional man in Wadsworth. Governo
Cox will make the appointment, ant
there will be one republican and on
democrat. The republican count,
committee has endorsed Mr.. Wells.
Coming up from the bottom, witt
six points against them for the frs
half, Wadsworth High school staget
a secord-haf rally and fought thei
way to a IL to 6 victory over Orr
vile High at Orrville Friday after
noon.
The body Of Miss Helen Frank
who died in Colorado arrived in Wads
worth on Saturday morning and fun
eral services were held from tn,
Methodist church at 2 o'clock Satur
day afternoon. Miss Franks was
sister of Prof. Bert Franks and wa'
a former Wadsworth resident. She
was superintendent of schools al
Walden, Colorado.
A team Of Rebekans from Alcont
lodge Of Wadsworth visited the Bar
berton lodge Monday evening ant
exemplifed work there.
Fl. H. and Mrs. Broker have beer
spending the past few days at Day
ton visiting relatives.
The Bluffton College quartet vii
give q concert at the Mennonit
church here next Monday evening
The entertainment will be under tn
auspices of the Mems Bible class o
that church. The four male voice
will be accompanied by Miss Gal
Watson, violinist, and Miss Pear
Bogart, pianist.
Several new pupils were enrolle
in various grades Of the public school
Monday morning. This has grown t
be a continuous performance eve
since theterm opened and with tn
total enrolment approaching the 80
mark, it becomes apparent that some
thing will have 20 be done befol
long to relieve the crowded condition
There has been considerable tai
in favor of erecting an addition
building. The congestion has bee
such as to require thehiring of tv
additional teachers since Septemb
and using Of basement rooms al
halls as class rooms.