The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-12-18
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LOCAL EVENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

91y Will MTos a. NASAVAS'
An advertised letter at the Medi-
ma postofice is for Eugene Crane.
Senior Camp Fire met this week
with Avonel Hanchey on Monday ev-
ening.
The Ladies of the Maccabees held
their annual election of officers Fri
day night.
Mrs. H. H. Root entertained the
Tuesday Thimble club at her home
this week.
Mrs. Ella Templeton entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Friday evening.
Miss Rena Webber entertained
last Friday evening in honor Of her
cousin, Miss May Lowe.
Mr.. H.H. Root entertained his
Sunday school class Of boys at his
home last Friday evening.
Master James Thompsett, who
has been confined to his home with
rheumatism is much improved.
-Elbridge Burt and George Bar
tholomew will superintend the Friday
night dances in the l. O. 0. F. hall.
Judge Kennan granted marriage
license Thursday to Geo. R. Dannley
of Barberton and May V. Lowe of Me-
dina.
The Willing Workers circle Of
Kings Daughters held Xmas meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Floyd Pelton
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Steeb, former
ly of Medina, now of Columbus, were
hostesses of large dancing party on
Saturday night.
Irwin Griesinger and family will
move to Wadsworth next Monday,
where Mr.. Griesinger and his father
in-law have purchased buggy works.
The condition of W. H. Hobart,
who recently fell and sprained his
ankle, is quite serious, Mr.. Hobart
being unable to move about the house.
The Clytean club held their an
nual Xmas party Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Will Hammer
schmidt, who was assisted by Mrs. L.
Ryan.
The Pythian Sisters team are
requested to be present next Monday
evening for drill practice. Business of
importance is to come before the
lodge.
st. Paul's Guild will entertain the
Sunday school members Of the church
with a chicken dinner in the parish
house Wednesday, followed by Xmas
tree and exercises.
The Friday Afternoon club will
be entertained this afternoon with a
Christmas tea by Mrs. C. L. Griesing-
er and Miss Clara Steeb at the home
of Mrs. Griesinger.
The "City Fathers" of Chippewa
Lake have ordered new fire engine
from a Cleveland firm, which will
double the efficiency of the village in
fire fighting facilities.
County Clerk Hatch received a
telegram Thursday morning from
Columbus authorizing him toannounce
the extension of the season for hunt
ing rabbits to Saturday night, Dec.
10, at 6 o'clock.
The court docket of criminal
cases set for the September term dis
closed six cases of abandonment of
legitimate children and six cases of
larceny, four of which carried the ad-
ditio1al charge of burglary.
Miss Mary Leah Gish, Miss Abby
B'akeslee, Mr.. O'Donnell and Mr..
Bartunek sang a beautiful quartet at
tie meeting of Ladies and Knight of
Security Wednesday evening.
The Medina Sorosis holds it Xmas
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. F. H. Leach Thimble and
luncheon is the order with Red Cross
offering instead of exchange of gifts.
Ben Lee, a Chinese operating a
laundry in Youngstown, and Alvira
Beaudin of Leavittsburg, native of
Germany, obtained license to wed in
Warren Monday. 1t is the first union
of the kind ever recorded in Trumbull
county.
"A. E. Young purchased the Wells
property on W. Washington street
Wednesday. Next Wednesday Mr..
Wells will offer his household goods
for sale as they will break up house
keeping for the winter owing to Mr..
Wells health.
Charles L. Sydenstricker of Wey-
mouth, who has been confined in the
State hospital at Massillon for some
time, died in that institution Thurs
day morning. The deceased was born
in Virginia in 1897, and was a soldier
of the confederacy. His funeral will
be held from the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. z. Worden, probably some
day this week, although the date had
not been set as we went to press.
Thursday afternoon Helen F,