The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-10-29

president OF the construction COM
pany that is to build the road was
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Eds and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Eds left for Ridge
vile last week Thursday night to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Cornelius
Eds, who is a grandfather of the two
Mr.. Eds.
W. A. Walker and wife, of Nora,
spent the week in Wadsworth
Frank Bowman and wife have
moved into their new home on Rum
boldt avenue.
A home talent show will be pre-
sented at the opera house Friday
evening, October 20, entitled "Under
Arizona Skies"
Miss Emily Simester left last week
Thursday for Grand Bay, Ala, after
an extended visit with relatives in
northern states.
In the October 18th number of the
Ohio Law Reporter, there appears an
interesting article entitled "Our Ex-
emption from Execution Statutes" +"
which was written by Attorney Floyd
E. Stine of Wadsworth, a member Of
the Medina county bar. 1t contains
some excellent advice to new law MAX
ers especially for repeating some of
the old useless laws.
The marriage of Miss Lena Larsch
of this place, to Lucian Waldron of
Akron, took place at the Catholic
church here on Tuesday. Rev. John
Ryan officiating. After the wedding a
reception and dinner was given at the
home of the brides parents, corner
East and Park streets. ....
The Ohio companies have set out
shade trees along both sides of MAR
street between curbing and side walk
also shrubbery about the Ohio In
jector company's Office and grounds.
Sidewalk grades on East Walnu
street and Water street are being es
tablished, greatly improving the ap
pearance of these stretes.
Mrs. A. F. Wood and Mrs. NJ. S
Powers spoke briefly at the variou
Sunday schools Sunday morning, an
nouncing the lecture of Mrs. Powers
at the M. E. church in the afternoon.
Mr.. Easterday and family move
Saturday from Walnut street to tn
former Shireman property on Chest
nut street.
!, Miss Belle Mills moved to the Welt
, property, East street, Saturday.
George Freed and family move
Tuesday to a home west of Wads
worth, which they have just complet
ed. John Sochit and family of Ash
land moved into the property vacate
by Mr.. Freed on Wednesday.
The W. R. C. held their conventio
at this place Thursday, large crow
: being in attendance as number {
) counties were represented.
Mrs. G. O'Blenis attended the Sc
. sion Of grand chapter Eastern Star,
d Columbus, this week.
Mrs. Lulu Dove and son, Cheste
n of Ashland, were guests of Mrs.
s. Bever, from Friday till Monday.
l. Mike Gorzvitch, East Walnut stree
j. was taken to a Cleveland hospits
Saturday.
IL Clyde France of Akron was Wad
H. worth visitor Sunday.
IS Mrs. Susan Shelly is. visiting wi
't relatives in Ashtablua county.
Mrs. George Serfass and children
is Doylestown visited her parents he
r. Sunday.
Mrs. Brown of Akron is visitil
L her granddaughter, Mrs. C. Motz, f
few days.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Overdorf, Bro
o. street, and Miss Mary Wright we
out Of town attending the funeral
a. Miss Meta Houseman's father F
day.
The football game played on
East street grounds Sunday betwe
the Wadsworth Indians and the Akr
X Silent football club resulted in anotf
he victory for Wadsworth, the score
L. ing 81 to 0.
al Miss Lenora Lands spent Sund
~ y visiting friends in Doylestown.
~ Miss Jessie Showers came o,
ra from Akron and spent Sunday at
ne home of her mother, Mrs. Eveli
nc Showers.
m. Eight East street ladies have
SIS ganized new embroidery club to
on known as the o. N. T. club. Me
ings are held each Wednesday aft
IN noon.
An all day convention under
auspices of the Federated churches
d America will be held here on Move
q ber 20. 1t will be in the interests
world peace. Speakers from Bost
and California of nationwide repu
tion will be on the program.
!" HTNCKLEY