The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-12-24
MALLET CREEK

Pauline Spooner is at home from
Kent spending two weeks vacation
Lillian Wall and DIR. H. B. Wall OF
Lakewood will spend Christmas and
Sunday at DR.. ]. ]. Wallis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Meyers of Elyr-
ia visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bart and
M. A. Stoup and family Saturday and
Sunday.
Don't forget that the Old Southland
Sextette Colored Jubilee Singers and
Concert company will appear in the
evening, Dec. 49, Admission Is cents
and rs cents; tickets on sale at the
ticket windows of the town hall on
Friday evening of this week. This
company consists of two ladies and
four gentlemen, forming what people
in Mallet Creek, who have heard them
in other parts of the state say is the
best company of its kind they ever
heard and far ahead Of any colored
troupe that has ever visited our town.
They are said to be actors, as well as
great singers.
Miss Esther Town, Miss Anna Hol-
comb, Ivan and Glenn Weisz, who
are attending Oberlin college, return
ed to their homes Wednesday night
for the holiday vacation.
The Cemetery association wish to
thank all who took part and helped in
any way at the oyster supper Wednes-
day night. The amount taken in was
$5O,22. Mr.. Earl Pierce bought the
lucky tickeet for the doll and Mrs.
Alice Davis of Johnstown, Pa, Mrs.
S. E. Carrington's daughter, won the
comfort.
Miss Helen Murash will spend the
holidays at her home in Strongsville.
Miss Alice Fox at her home in Bridge
port, Mr.. Harry Bird at his home in
Cedarville and William Crosby and
family with relatives in Fredericks-
burg.
Christmas guests entertained at the
different homes as follows: H. E. Kulp
and family and S. C. Hoff and family
at J. Hoff's Medina; Nell Pritchard
and family at C. E. Pritchard's; 0. X.
Manning of Elyria at G. A. Mannings;
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bohley of Elyria
at Philip Bohley's; Charles Clay at ].
W. Hull's, Attica; F. H. Benedict and
family of Litchfeld, H. M. Branch and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Dicker-
man, C. E. Dickerman and family, M.
E. Branch and family and C. G. Boh-
ley and family at c. B. Branch's; c.
E. Pierce and family Of Elyria, Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Pierce of Akron and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mills of Akron at
Chester Pierce's; M. A. Bennett and
family at Bert Lockwood's, Beebe-
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gruninger
of Medina, Paul Williams and family
and Homer Stone and family at Levi
Stones; G. A. Stoup of Cleveland at
M. A. Stoup's; Clarence Pierce and
family of Lorain, F. A. Hunt and
family of Cleveland, John Parker and
family at Chas. Pierce's; Mr. and Mrs.
R. Halliwell, Mrs. Battles, Miss Ada |
Battles and L. W. Battles at Wilbur
Cartoons, Chatham; Marie and Cort-
land Dutt of Akron at S. A. Dutt's;
Bert, William and Willis Todd of Cleve
land at F. H. Todd's; ]. J. Raucher
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mel
lert, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johnson of
Litchfeld, Arthur Frombach and fam
lily of Litchfeld, Geo. Rounds and
family Of Cleveland, and Mrs. Mary
Frombach of Litchfeld at Geo. STAIRS;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Packard of Ak
ron, Miss Dorothy Kenyon and Mr.. J.
Ettlen of Barberton at Geo. Kenyon's.
Mr.. Lawson Bishop is expected home
for Xmas and the forepart Of next
week.
Chas. Wood is spending a week in
Oberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Wolff spent Tues
day in Cleveland.
The restaurant at Lester goes by
the name of Jerry Spice & Son, since
Dec. 81.
Mr.. Alfred Bidle spent Wednesday
in Cleveland.
The subject for the Sunday morning
service in the Congregational church
will be Family feastings"; in the
evening, Preparedness" ,
Miss Huldah Wolff, who is attending ,
Baldwin Wallace college, is home for
The holidays.
Don't forget the Christmas program
At the town hall tonight.
A Merry Christmas! ,