The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-30
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THE first snow of the season fell
Mrs. 0. A. Person and her son are
afflicted with chicken pox.
--Thelma Case will entertain the
Camp Fire girls Friday evening.
Gladys Hyde will entertain at a
Halloween party, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Allen Pomeroy's condition was
reported Thursday night as being crit
ical.
Frank B. Willis addressed a meet
ing at the court house Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Fred Koons entertained the
Ludine club at her home Tuesday ev-
ening.
Jennie r. Smith of Lafayette town
ship passed from life on Friday, the
23d Burial was made at Seville.
The Chippewa Camp Fire girls en-
tertain their boy friends this evening.
at thehome of Miss Thelma Case
Miss Marian Branch will give a
Halloween dinner Tuesday evening in
honor of eight of her girl friends.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon at thehome of Mrs. Will Wall.
Thanksgiving Circle of Kings
Daughters held a picnic supper at the
day.
e. o. Shelter of Lafayette was ar
rested this week on a warrant charg-
ing him with assault and battery upon
his wife.
DIR. Geo. Smith is moving his dem
tist office to the Barnard Block. Gail
Abbott will occupy the rooms vacated
by Dr. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Conner and fam
lily moved this week into the north part
of the house occupied by Mcdowell, the
photographer.
There will be a Democratic meet
ing at Brunswick Friday night ad-
dressed by Aldrich B. Underwood and
Dana F. Reynolds.
The Thanksgiving circle enter
tanned their husbands at Halloween
party Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Branch.
Thursday evening Leo and Regina
home, assisted by Miss Lee of Seville.
About 80 guests were invited.
Mrs. M. c. Gage sang at the bur-
ial service of D. 0. Forchner, brother
of Mrs. Mahon Hoffman at Spring
Grove cemetery on Tuesday Of this
week.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postof1ce are for: Mrs. Nora Caldwell,
H. w. Chapman, C. P. Chambers, Mary
Cullen, T. G. Hart, NJ Gebhart, Ernest
Leeson, Mrs. Betsey Oneil, w. A. Rel
ter.
W. r. c. will have initiation and
inspection at the regular meeting on
Tuesday, Nov. 3. All members are re-
quested to be present. G. A. R. will
serve dinner for Post and Corps. Each
lady bring a pie.
The Creston Journal in comment
ing on thefish fry given by the ladies
aid society in the village last Friday
night, says that Frank Menegay fried
the fish and mere words cannot ex-
nracc thair o1a0anoa
The Western Union Telegraph Co..
have run the Northern Ohio wire into
their Offices in the electric depot. This
gives them direct communication with
Offices on that line; also another out
let to Cleveland, via. Akron.
suicide at his home in Cleveland, Mon
day, was a son of Mrs. Levet and a
brother of Mrs. Hahlon Foffman Of Me-
dina, whom he visited last Sunday.
Burial was made in Spring Grove Gem
etery.
County Supt. c. E: jerks addressed
a meeting in Homer last night on the
question of efficiency in the rural
schools. Mr.. jerks has some original
and fine ideas on this subject and they
were enthusiastically received at HON.
er Thursday night.
w. A. Mcintosh received word on
Wednesday Of the death, Of his sister,
Colo. The former, accompanied by his
nephew, Earl Wilson, of Cleveland, left
Thursday night for Denver to attend
the funeral, which will be held on Sun
day.
Monte Christie" at the Princess
Monday night was the first of a series
Of Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
night specials which the management
is offering and which should be we'll
patronized. Those films entail great
expense and are from the very best
dramas on the road.
Two deaths occurred at the county
innrmary the past week. Solomon Ben
nyhol, OF whom excepting his name and
age nothing is known, and Archie
Sheldon, an idiot. The former died
from cancer of the stomach, the latter
from tuberculosis4 Benfiyhol was in
Hinckley. tts5F3s HLE4
charged with npr-supports and whose
eases were settled last week, were
taken to the penetentiary by Sheriff
Young last Saturday. On Friday he
took Harry Kluge and Mefnmer to the
Mansfield reformatofyc The, latter two
had been convicted ofThreaking into
freight cars at Wadsworth.
The funeral Of Maynard Hartel.
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Hartel of Burbank, was held at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Alva Wash
burn, on Sunday at 12. The body was
brought from Cleveland. where the
little fellow had been operated upon
for appendicitis, but died of typhoid
fever Owing to the severe illness of
his little sister Ruth, who has typhoid
fever the body was not taken to Mr..
Hartel's home, but buried in Doyles-
town, where a service was also held
on Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartel and family have the sympathy
OF their many friends here and also at
Mallet Creek, where Mr.. Hartel was
superintendent of schools for several
years. Mrs. Milton Gage sang two So
los at the service, which was conducted
b ythe pastor of the M. E. church of
Burbank, where Mr.. Hartel Is teaching
at present.