The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-02-05
LOCAL EVENTS
I'M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

--Ine TUESDAY AIWTAOOU CluD HICI
with Mrs. F. w. Woods this week.
Help your favorite young lady in
the Big Circulation Campaign now on.
Everyone should get interested in
the Sentinel's Worlds Fair Campaign.
Miss Isodine Miner was hostess OF
the Ludine club last Tuesday evening
The Sentinel's Worlds Fair Cam
paign is causing much favorable COM
ment.
The Senior Camp Fire girls met
at the home of Helen Mcdowell Tues
day evening.
Thanksgiving Circle of Kings
Daughters met with Mrs. D. S. Long
acre Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. B. Webber of Akron spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Robinson.
Four Medina county ladies will visit
the two Pacific Coast Expositions this
summer as guests of this paper.
Ernest Barry and family of Bruins
wick moved into a house on West
Washington street one day last week.
-Four free trips to the Pacific
Coast Expositions and the Golden
West. Nominate a favorite, then help
her win.
Until further proclamation by the
mayor, all stated and special meetings
of Medina chapter, o. E. S. are de-
clared suspended.
w. S. Edmund's class of the Con-
gregational church will hold picnic
supper tonight at the home of Miss
Bessie Templeton.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: E. c. Cain, Warder
Cecil, Roy Harris, Rose Melbar, M. j.
Sheppard, James Wayne.
Mrs. H. P. H. Robinson's class OF
the Ladies' Benevolent society Of the
Congregational church met at her
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Florence Hewes and Miss Mar
ian Gleason will attend the wedding OF
Miss Margaret Pratt to Mr.. 7. Heber-
ton Dean in Cleveland this evening.
On account of large amount OF
ice and sleet on the rails and wires the
Cleveland Southwestern was unable to
get car south on Tuesday until 9 a
m.
Mark L. Seeley of Litchfeld and
Lena Idella Lance of Chatham were
welded at the Congregational parson-
age, Saturday, Jan. 80, by Rev. H.
Samuel Fritsch.
Architect Vernon Redding, Mans
field, has preliminary plans for two
brick and concrete school buildings
for the Board of Education of Wads-
worth, to cost $4,000.
Friends of Miss Genevieve and
Mr.. Ralph Brintnall made up sleigh
ride party to the home of their broth
er, Dir. Roy Brintnall, Valley City on
last Thursday evening.
Miss Carrie Biechler of Sterling,
attended the Hoover, Berger and
Strong sewing party last Friday af-
ternoon, remaining over until Sunday
as Mrs. Hoover's guest.
A Creston man claims to have
seen a couple of robins in town one
day last week. That's nothing, we
saw box full Of them in a local
grocery store month ago.
The National Engineering Com
any. Marshall Building, Cleveland, has
plans for two-story brick school
building for the Board of Education
at Valley City, to cost $4,000.
Price Russell of Creston, appoint
ed state superintendent of insurance
by Gov. Cox some months ago, felt
the ak last week when Gov Willis ap'
pointed James B. .Ruhl of Cleveland tt
succeed him.
The Ladies' society of the Bruins
wick Church of Christ, which was tx
have met this week Thursday witt
Mrs. E. F. Gibbs, has been indefnitel!
postponed on account Of the breaking
out of small pox.
Married, at the Methodist par
sonage on Wednesday morning, Mr.
Charles Cook of Seville and Miss Nor;
Phelps of Montville township. Th'
young people will live at their nev
home east of Seville.
-Woodchucks Tuesday were unabl
to see their shadow in this vicinity b.
any reflection of the sun. It's a goo'
thing that the orb of day can hol,
itself in at times like this, for we al
have had quite enough winter.
Mrs. John Beck entertained he
Sunday school class of IL girls at he
home last Wednesday evening. Tn
fore part of the evening was spent il
coasting on a hill near by and the lat
ter part in fine luncheon and games
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the sending of the four win
ners on the SentinePs Big World
Fair Campaign. Theitinery is com
plete, call at this Office and see it.
means nineteen days of complete JOY
Mrs. A. A. Gish suffered Sigh
stroke of paralysis on Tuesday, al
fecting her left side. Previously Mr.!
Gish had been in apparently goo
health. While confined to her bed,
is believed her condition is not crit
cal.
Judge E. D. Fritsch held coul
on Tuesday in the case of the Com
mercial Dairy Machinery Co. VS.. StoN
er, Bcardwell and Hagenbuch, but tn
cases was finally settled out Of cour
The cases Of Harding VS.. Medina vi
lage and Beck VS.. Vanderhuff, set fo
this week, were postponed.
Mrs. Albert Gunkelman, aged A
years, 8 months and 20 days, died 9
her home in Abbeyville, Saturday, ia
30. The deceased leaves besides tn
husband, two daughters, to mourn he
loss. Funeral services were held o
Tuesday, Feb. 2, at Zion church, Lily
erpool, Rev. Kuhner officiating
The Wooster Daily News of Wed
nesdav comes To our desk as q 26-pap