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

Friday evening at the church at seven
o'clock p. m.
Rev. Hass addressed the inter-
nominational Bible study class last
Monday evening at the Baptist church
on the topic, "The Kingdom of Christ
in the world today and its relation to
the Messianic Kingdom"
The Ministerial Study club met
this week under the leadership Of Rev.
Goodale, to study the theme, "The In
depreciation of Christ by st. Paul"
"A special car chartered by the
mems class of the Methodist church
went to Seville last Sunday afternoon
to attend the echo meeting of the
Cleveland Laymen's Missionary con-
vention. Two splendid addresses
were heard; one by DR.. Clark of Rome,
Italy, who told of the work of Protes-
tantism in that country, and the other
by DR.. ]. G. Musser, "The Jungle
Man" of India, who told of the condi-
tions obtaining in this part of that un-
happy land. In the evening DR.. Mus
ser continued his course of addresses
at the Medina Methodist church, max
ing special reference to particular re-
suits obtained through the power OF
intercessory prayer.
Thursday evening, Dec. 30, the
Southland Sextet Jubilee Singers,
colored aggregation, will give con-
cert at the M. E. church. the proceeds
to be expended toward the building of
an addition to the church to accommo-
date the rapidly growing Sunday
school. A fund for this purpose has
already been started. The company
is spoken highly of where they have
appeared and the entertainment they
give is said to be clean, humorous and
profitable.
The State liquor licensing board
on Monday re-appointed, among 9th
ers, M. A. Frank of Chatham, as a
member of the county licensing board
for term of four years.
Wayne Mantz of Lodi has an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for county commits
sioner.
Foster Kindig, son of G. c. Kin
dig, is critically i'll in Cleveland hos
pital where he was taken last week for
an operation on his nose. While the
operation is said to have been success
full, other complications set in of a
nature to cause alarm.
"A Christmas service was conduct
ed for the Hungarian people at the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning. Miss Rose Kiss of Cleve-
land, formerly employed here as par
ish missionary, was present to act as
interpreter.
The young ladies of Mr.. E. R..
Roots Sunday school class last Sun
day afternoon made series of Xmas
calls on the Hungarian families con-
nected with the Congregational church.
The class was accompanied by E. R.
Root, teacher; r. E. Hart, superin-
tendent; Miss Rose Kiss, interpreter
and Rev. H. S. Fritsch, pastor. A
card containing Xmas greetings in the
Hungarian language and a potted
plant were left at each house.
The Congregational Sunday school
board held its regular monthly meet
ing at the home of Miss Marian
Branch Monday evening. Simple re-
freshments were served.
Fire Chief Wise is justly indig-
nant over the reckless manner in which
people drive their vehicles over the fire
hose when laid along the streets in
time of fire. The habit is a direct
violation of law and Chief Wise de-
clares that he will take drastic meas
ures in the future unless the practice
is stopped.
Earl Huntley has originated a
process of repairing rubber footwear
by vulcanizing.
John Hammond Of Litchfeld, who
was hailed before Mayor Randall a
couple Of weeks ago 0a the charge of
hunting SIX inks out 0E season and
whose case was continued from Dec.
Ia, and then to a later date, Wednes-
day was acquitted by the mayor, after
the latter was convinced that Ham
nond had committed no intentional
wrong-doing, nor had benefited in
any way from the result of the hunt
ing. ~
Dan Smith, an erratic and impecun
ious fellow, was arrested Thursday af-
ternoon west of Egypt" in Chatham
township, by Sheriff Gehman, on com
plant that he was frightening women
and children in his quest for employ
ment- Smith appears to be harm
less man, a German, and says he was
merely looking for something to do.
Vagrancy is the charge that is now
hanging over him.
Miss Gladys Hyde entertained at
her home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Slows Sunday school
class were entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Marguerite Simmons.
Mrs. Clare Warner entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon club with a.
Xmas party at her home this week.
The person who lost a Christmas
package on the street Wednesday or
Thursday containing scarf set, pock-
ct books and some other articles can
have same by describing property and
paying for this notice.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for: w. Club Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Boyle, F. W. Hicks and
Miss Helen Roberts.
Last Monday evening the Wynyah
club opened their new club house in