The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-10-23
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|: LOCAL EVENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mrs. John Maytham will entertain
number of friends this afternoon
Ernest Newton and family spent the
weekend at the home of A. T. Splitter.
The Thanksgiving Circle of Kings
daughters met with Mrs. John May
than Wednesday.
a-S. w, Anderson moved into the
Seymour house on E. Liberty street
{, this week.
Rev. H. S. Fritsch will deliver a
temperance address at Hamiltons Cor
ners Friday night.
The teachers of the Medina schools
will attend the N. E. A. in Cleveland
Friday and Saturday.
The Thanksgiving circle held
picnic supper at the home Of Mrs +.
n. Branch Wednesday night.
The Clytean club will give Hal
lowe'en party next Wednesday evening
at the home Of Miss Florence Sypher.
"A. 1. Root is going to establish a
bee apiary at the Boys farm at Hud-
son. for instruction Of inmates in bee
raising.
"A regular meeting Of the Ladies
Of the Maccabees tonight at O'Clock
eastern time. Entertainment furnished
Golden Rule Kings Daughters
held an election of officers and a pic
mic supper at the home of Mrs. F. M.
Plank Wednesday.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church missionary society held musi-
cal program in the church parlors on
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. A. r. Rapking Of Huntington
spent Tuesday with his friend. Rev. F.
w. Hass. Huntington was the first pas
torate held by Mr.. Hass.
The social committee of the Medina
Chapter g. E. S. gave card party to
the members and their husbands in the
Masonic hall last Friday night.
. The Clytean club held its first
meeting. Wednesday evening at the
Beach and Miss Flagle hostesses.
Thermometers of the Junior League
of the NJ. E. church enjoyed a picnic
together with their superintendent,
Rev. F. w. Hass, on last Saturday.
,,ost The The, court house girls We're de-
supper at the home of Mrs. A. S. Can
field Of Litchfield on Thursday after
noon.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for: Jasper Fisher, Louis
A. Holthouse, Miss Elizabeth Murbach,
May Salisbury, P. c. Smith & Co., and
S. c. Wilson.
-Aldrich B. Underwood and Dana F.
Reynolds, Democratic candidates, re-
spectively for prosecutor and state rep
FesehtatlVe' anu geo. M. Denton Will
address political meeting at Liver
pool town hall Saturday night.
Mr.. A. P. Nichols has purchased
the building occupied by DR.. H. P. H.
Robinson and will have his offices
there. DR.. Robinson will move into the
Brainard home, formerly occupied by
DR.. Jones and the Brainards will move
into DR.. Robinsin's house on West Lib
erty street.
The many friends of Rev. Alonzo
Early and family, the former who was
pastor of the York Congregational
to learn that Mrs Early died at her
home in jennings, La, last Friday
from tuberculosis There are four chill
dren left to mourn the loss of very
dear mother.
"A pet lamb belonging to thelittle
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ran
dali was found dead Wednesday morn
ing. 1t was completely chewed to bits
by dogs which had crawled into the
yard during the night. Mr.. Randall at
thenext meeting of council, will un-
doubtedly propose that an ordinance
be passed prohibiting the dog nuisance.
The Rally day program given by
the Methodist Sunday school last Sun
day was a splendid success in spite of
the threatening weather. AS fitting
close to the program, six persons were
taken into themembership with the
congregation. Another feature Of the
service was a most excellent address
given by Mr.. Stowe of the county Y. M.
c. A.
The Royal Rooters who accompan=
led Medina's crack football team to
Ashland last Friday were headed by
none other than Judge J. r. Kennan
while the cheering and songs were led
by Will Hemmeter and Doc Strong.
Hobey Edwards ran the risk of miss
ing sale Of bushel of turnips while
Doc. Keltner did not care who had the
toothache. The Indian sign was hung
on the door Of Jake Lentz's pool room
for the afternoon while the Junior
member of Fisher and Fisher accom-
panied the band. Small wonder it was
with such an aggregation as that, that
Medina won, but strange tales have
found their way back to Medina as to
the very excited manner in which the
Judge forsook his ordinary composure.
while he used the good Congregational
umbrella as baton to lead the hosts
Of Medina men. 1t is said, however, in
confidence that the Medina boys are
holding surreptitious conferences un-
known to Mrs. Kennan, with him in
an effort to persuade him to officiate
in like capacity at the Lakewood game
this afternoon. At any rate we know
that Will Hemmeter seems to be the |
enlisting officer for the Lakewood cam |
paign and any one who wishes to go |
should see him.