The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-13
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J LOCAL EVENTS
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"a 4V-pVul1u coA WNs DOAA w ~AA'i
and Mrs. H. M. Butdorff, Tuesday
morning.
"A thimble party was held We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. L. Ham
merschmidt.
The Southwestern began the re-
laying of its its Ira tracks cclsss en West Liberty
street Thursday morning.
The Clytean club held a picnic
supper last evening at the home Of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark.
Mrs. Ora Nichols entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon club this week
at her home at Hamilton Corners.
The mems class of the Methodist
church are contemplating an auto ex-
curs;on to Barberton to give the Bar
ber farm the "once over"
The. Severcool- Boise reunion was
held at Chippewa Lake park last week
Thursday, bringing guests from Cleve-
land, Toledo and Northern Ohio.
Friday afternoon Mrs. F. 0. Phil
lips, Mrs. Clark Reinhardt and Mrs.
M. T. Wright will entertain with a
thimble party at the Phillips home,
Several students who are enrolled
for the coming term desire room and
board. Any one having accommoda-
tions may notify Supt. W. S. Edmund.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church meets
with Mrs. Searles on North Broadway
on Friday afternoon at o'clock, east
ern.
The sixth annual reunion Of the
Baird -Trease families will be held at
Wooster high school park on Saturday,
Aug. IA. Elva Mann, sec'y-treas., Lodi,
Ohio.
The Hyde family reunion will be
held at the home of R. ]. Hyde in Me-
dina, instead of at Mahlon Fritz's, as
previously announced, on Saturday of
this week.
Mrs. Harold Tubbs' class Of the
Benevolent society of the Congrega-
tional church held picnic supper at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Clark, Wednesday.
AT the Forthcoming live stock and
poultry representation at the Ohio Ex-
position Commission to be held at Co
lumbus, ]. E. Gault of Chippewa Lake
will be one of the poultry judges.
Chippewa Lake park is now look
ing forward with keen interest to the
forty-third reunion of the "Garfeld's S
Own," August "a and 25. The vet
Grams come from south, east and west.
Letters remaining uncalled for at
the Medina postofice for the week
ending Aug. IA: Mr.. Ward I. Burton,
Mrs. B. F. Clark, Miss Nettie Kring,
Mr.. Jos. A. McCaffvey, Mrs. Eloy
More. E. F. Sewell, M. D.
Price Russell of Creston is attor-
ney for Mrs. Margaret Blake of Woos-
ter, who has filed a suit for damages
against the Southwestern for $4,000
for injuries received some time ago
while she was alighting from car.
Thursday the Rockport Congrega-
tional churches the Cleveland Build
ers' Exchange, the South Side Evan
gelical Sunday schools of Cleveland,
and the Business Men of Spencer" of
Cleveland held picnic at Chippewa
Lake.
AT their meeting Saturday the
road commissioners awarded the con-
tract for building the stone road
fro mthe south end of the present
stone road south to the township line,
a distance of 1000 feet, to c.. H. Lance
and w. B. Chapman of Lafayette.
Mrs. C. H. Hewes and Mrs. H. G.
Rowe entertained with an afternoon
tea on Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Hewes, in honor of their guests, Miss
jeanette Glenn and Miss Ann White,
of Rye. N. Y, who returned home on
Wednesday after three weeks visit
here.
Mr.. Karl Rowlee, employee at the
NJ. O. station, has resigned his posi-
tion and moved to the Harry Wideman
farm on Lafayette Road. Albert
Schmidt succeeds Mr.. Rowlee. Dudley
Newton, another employee has re-
signed, to attend business college, Carl
Shane taking his place.
Mr.. C. j. Miller and family are
moving into their new home just fin
ished on North Elmwood. Mr.. W. W.
Baldwin and family are moving into
the house vacated by Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. R. B. Hart leaves today for
Granville where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Griesinger.
Frank Roberts, 65, of Hinckley
township, but for the past six weeks
an inmate of the county infirmary,
died at that institution early Monday
morning of tuberculosis. Funeral ser
vices were held Monday afternoon at
2:30, conducted by Rev. Philip Kel-
ser, and burial made in the infrmary
cemetery. The deceased is survived
by one brother, William, also an in
mate of the infrmary.
Mrs. Fanny Gehman received
large and luscious package of cherries
from Ogden, Utah, one day this week.
They were from her sister, Mrs. Eli
Roshon, who with Mr.. Roshon, are Wis
iting their two sons in Ogden. They
left Medina on July 81. Mrs. Rosh- !