The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-04-09
LOCAL EVENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


II. ]. Barnabee last Friday afternoon
The Golden Rule Circle Of King'l
Daughters met with Mrs. James New
ton last Wednesday.
The Medina w. G. T. u. held it,
regular meeting last Friday at tn.
home of Mrs. F. w. Haas.
Mr.. HI. s. Koppes of Chippewa
Lake attended the funeral of Reuber
Hyde held at the Methodist church OF
Saturday
Miss Ards Smith of Euclid Wis.
tied Miss Lucille Allen last week. Miss
Allen entertained in her honor Sat.
urday evening
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Young Ladies' Auxiliary was held
at the home Of Miss Gladys Fussel-
man Monday evening.
The grand jury will be in session
Monday at the opening of the April
term of court, at which time trial
dates will be assigned.
Mrs. Edwin Smith of Wadsworth
Road, received word of the death Of
her cousin, Mrs. Harry Fellows, at
Steubenville on Tuesday.
Members of the class of 1918
were entertained last Friday evening
at the home of Miss Maud Whipp'e
with a warm sugar party.
The Medina Coterie held their
final meeting of this year Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. L. F. Carver. Each
member entertained guest.
Advertised letters at the Me-
dina postofice are for: J. H. Bursh,
F. L. Clark, Mrs. Charles E. Clouse,
Mrs. Pearl Mills, James Welton.
Mrs. Harold Tubbs' class of the
Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Congregational church met with Mrs.
Paul Styer Wednesday afternoon.
The Methodist choir remembered
the anniversary Of their leader, Mr..
Beck's birthday and presented him
with a beautiful Easter lily on April
6.
George Doubledee of Wadsworth
will be taken to Cleveland hospital
this week by DR.. w. A. Stanley, where
he will undergo an operation for an
abcess on one of his legs.
Mrs. Mary Strong is seriously i'll
at her home on North Huntington
street and her death is expected any
hour. Mrs. Strong is 86 years Of age
and recently suffered a severe arterial
hemorrhage.
At their meeting on Monday the
county commissioners passed the res
olution for the building Of strip of
road on the Medina Norwalk highway.
beginning at the B. & 0. R. R. and
running west one and three-tenths
miles.
Almost time to begin to plan for
Memorial Day observances. May 30
comes on Sunday this year, so the ex-
ercises will probably be combined with
the annual G. A. r. Post attendance
at divine service in honor of departed
comrades.
Mrs. John Law and Mrs. Percy
Root of Erhart have been visiting
their daughter and sister respectively,
Mrs. Hobart Edwards, this week. Mrs.
Root left Thursday for Battle Creek,
Mich, where she will receive treat
ment at sanitarium in that city.
On Friday evening, April 16, at
the Princess theater, the Clytean club
will repeat the play "The Ladies' Of
Crawford" given some weeks ago.
The repetition Of the play is by re-
quest and will be given for the benefit
of the Medina Improvement associa-
ton. Tickets will be on sale Monday
morning at Wallis drug store and
Wright's book store.
"A home talent entertainment un-
der the auspices of the C. E. society
will be given in the Congregational
church next Tuesday evening, the
main feature of the program being
debate, Resolved that Bachelors
Should be Taxed" Affirmative: G.
D. Wightman, Ezra Mason and John
Lowe; negative: Gail Abbott, w. S.
Edmund and H. H. Root.
Jess Willard knocked out Jack
Johnson in the 26th round, but the
ex-champion showed good work thru
out the fight. The younger man wore
him out, and also hit him some hard
blows. Johnson knew his time had
come in the 21st round. A big crowd
witnessed the encounter. Willard is
the worlds champion and will probaly
hold the belt for some time to come,
unless the nightly boxing matches at
the Carpet and Rug works here de-
velop better man.
The local fire department has
been responding to more calls in the
past week or two than for a long
time previous. Last Friday morning
about $50 o'clock another alarm was
sounded, this time from the home Of
Ralph Boyden, SAB w. Liberty street.
Fire had started in the basement of
the house from an oyer-heated stove
which was resting on wooden base.
The fire gained considerable headway
before the department arrived, al
though the damage done was confined
entirely to the area in which it start
ed.
SOUTH GUILFORD
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