The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-11-19
LOCAL EVENTS


ball team will invade Woster for the
second time this season. Rivalry has
always been intense between the"e
Two teams and It is reported that
Wooster will do her darndest Friday
to wallop Medina in revenge for the
10 win slipped over Wooster earlier
in the season.
The Schoolmasters' club will en-
Joy another banquet and all-round
good time at YeTavern, Leroy, to-
night.
"A. D. Sheldon of Lafayette hai
been seriously ill for several weeks
and his condition is not improved.
Wiley Waite, convicted of aiding
in criminal operation on Margaret
Hogue of Brunswick was taken to the
Mansfield reformatory last Thursday
evening at Gil, where. he will serve
an indeterminate sentence.
A mystery which appears to rival
the case of check book being found
in a certain mans hen house, account
of which appeared in these columns
month ago, is the finding of purse
last Saturday morning in the chicken
coop Of Mrs. Dan Hemmeter and in
cidentally two chickens missing. The
pocket book was empty, but then it's
owner would hardly have been there
had it been filled.
Rev. G. ]. Powell, home mission
ary superintendent of Montana, deliv-
cred an address at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning. Mr..
Powell was the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
H. S. Fritsch during his stay in Medi-
ma.
Secretary P. G. Bigelow of the
Medina County Poultry association has
been out hustling for new members
the past week and reports that much
interest is manifested. Many of the
merchants will offer prizes, cups, etc.,
for best birds and displays.
George W. Soerheide of Cleveland
gave an interesting lecture to the men
of the M. E. church Wednesday even
ing.
Prof. Philip D. Sherman, associate
professor of English in Oberlin col
lege and president of the Drama
league of Ohio, gave an interesting
lecture to a large audience on the
American Drama" at the II. H. Root
home Monday evening. Those who
heard the lecture are enthusiastic in
their praise.
Emory Fisher, who has twice been
operated upon for mastoid trouble, is
improving.
The Tuesday Afternoon Sewing
club gave a picnic supper last Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Edna
Brainard. Miss Brainard will leave
soon for Colorado Springs, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Willis Shaw entertained the
Ladies Bible class Friday afternoon.
The Mems class of the Congrega-
tional church will enjoy an oyster sup
per this evening at the church.
Misses Della Moore and Mary
Whalen returned from Plymouth Fri
day where they attended the marriage
of Everette Kruger of Cleveland and
Miss Marian Moore Of Plymouth. The
bride is relative of Miss Moore and
has frequently visited in Medina. The
groom, but recently elected as council
man in the oath Ward, Cleveland, has
been refused seat in council on ac-
count of over spending the amount al
lowed candidates as prediction ex-
penses.
Mr.. William Ulmer, who last week
purchased the old Alcott property on
West Liberty street has sold same to
Macy o. Hallock, who is moving the
old house to lot in the rear and will
erect new house facing West Liberty
street.
On Nov. 7 the Loyal Workers
class of the Bible school of the Church
OF Christ closed "red and blue" con-
test, the losers of which were to furn-
ish a chicken supper for the winners.
The "blue" side lost by the small mar
gin of eight points and in accordance
with the terms of the contest will
serve a chicken supper to the winning
side on Tuesday evening, November
70. The supper will be served in the
basement of the church and most
enjoyable time is anticipated.
On last Saturday afternoon Mrs.
F. H. Brought entertained 25 ladies
at her home on West Lafayette road.
Sunday evening he Methodist
choir will give the closing service of
the special meetings held at Seville
during the past week. The members
will go to Seville by auto.
The Win-My- Chum services of this
week at the Methodist church, under
the direction of the Epworth League
and conducted by Mrs. Sarah Gugle of
Columbus, are well attended and pro-
ductiye Of much good. Mrs. Gugle
stays over Sunday, taking part in the
Sunday morning services.
Art Young opened his restaurant
Wednesday in the old Arcade building.
The place has been very tastefully
remodeled and presents very pleas
icg appearance.
Mrs. e. r. Roots class Of the La