The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-12-17

Miss Clara SteeD, Will entertain the
Afternoon club at her home today. A
Christmas tea will be served and the
school children, under the direction OF
Mrs. Boult, will give program Of
Christmas carols,
The Thanksgiving Circle of Kings
Daughters will give luncheon today
at the home Of Mrs. r. 0. Mcdowell
in honor of Mrs. Fred Branch, who
With viii. he. family, will leave after the
holidays to make her future home in
Lakewood.
Mrs. R. G. Strong, Mrs. F. M.
Plank, Mrs. R. 0. Mcdowell and Miss
Fanny Kennan were the hostesses on
Wednesday evening at a Christmas
party given the Priscilla club, at the
home of Mrs. Strong.
The Coterie club held their Xmas
meeting at the home Of Mrs. F. O.
Phillips Tuesday afternoon. There
was some time.
The Clytean club held Christ
mas exchange of gifts at the home
of Miss Ora Lacey Wednesday even
ing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Needham, daughter on Dec. 6.
Mrs. F. F. Ferguson's class of
the Ladies Aid society of the M. b.
church will meet with Mrs. Jas. New
ton this afternoon for picnic supper.
Mr.. William Curtiss, who has
been in ill health for some time, is
taking treatment in sanitarium at
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Miss Gladys Fusselman has ac-
cepted position with the Ohio Farm
ers Insurance Co. at Leroy.
The young ladies of the court
house had picnic supper and Xmas
party at the home of Miss Evelyn
! Thatcher last evening.
The Woman's Benefit association
of the Maccabees will postpone their
regular meeting review for Dec. "a
till the second Friday evening in Jan
uary.
Schools will close for the holiday
vacation next Thursday.
There appeared statement ir
the Sentinel last week that Miss Clara
Ulmer had resigned her position ir
the Medina County National Bank. AL
though the source of our information
was such as to carry finality in oul
mind, we have since learned that the
statement was incorrect and cheerful
ly make this explanation.
All road work on the Medina ant
Homer roads has been suspended un'
til spring.
William Aylard, of Brunswick
who died last week Wednesday, anC
whose funeral was held on Friday, was
an uncle of Harry Aylard Of Medina.
Upon a recent visit to the match
works at Rittman, representative
of the Sentinel was shown large
building filled with potash, sub
stance which while used sparingly in
the manufacture of matches, is most
essential. Representatives of the
company made the statement that
they had bought all the potash OBJ.
taina5le in this country and had or
hand a supply large enough to last
them nearly four years, although they
were forced to pay exhorbitant rate!
for same. Along with this announce
ment came the information tha
matches were going higher after th'
first of the year and might ever
double in price.
The Boy Scouts will have CAM
fires at different points in the parl
Christmas eve to lend additional chez
to the community tree and will gladl!
delives packages to any place in tow
for the asking.
An echo meeting of the mems mi
sionary convention at Cleveland will
occur at Seville on Saturday and Sun
day, the 18 and 10 of December. 4
special car will go from Medina fo
the Sunday afternoon service.
-Chas. Dannley, Wednesday, lease
the B. H. Wood Co. office on West Lib
erty street, across the street from tn
Miller hotel and will at once trans
form the building into an up-to-dat
restaurant. Mr.. Dannley says tn
restaurant will be open for bushes
Jan. l.
/ The Sunday school of the Metho
dist church will give a concert o
Thursday evening, Dec. 80, at tn
church.