The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-03-05
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evening with Miss Bessie Templeton
The Camp Fire Girls met Tues.
day evening at the home of Miss Gene.
We've Nichols.
jay Sargent has been confined tt
che house for the past week on account
Of illness, but is improving.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary o.
the Congregational church met Mon
day afternoon with Miss Hattie Shaw
Miss Millie Kirkpatrick entertain
ed the Standard Bearers at 6 o'clocl
tea at her home on Tuesday evening
Mr.. Charles Clement traded hi
property on w. Friendship street fol
the R. B. Hart property on W. Liberty
street.
Members of the Methodist choil
held a picnic supper at the home oi
Miss Mildred Kirkpatrick Tuesday
evening.
I "A letter remains uncalled for ir
the postofice at Medina for the week
ending March s for Naples Platter
Gro. Co.
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters held an all-day meeting and
picnic dinner with Mrs. w. A. Clement
yesterday.
Miss Minnie Wells Bible class Of
the Baptist church gave surprise
party for Mrs. S. F. Dimmock on Tues
day night.
Married, Feb. 27, at the home Of
the bride, Mr.. Richard Roy Magen Of
Cleveland to Miss Mildred Elslen Of
Medina, by Rev. VIM. v. Edwards.
Mrs. Harry Clark entertained the
Benevolent Society Of the Congrega-
tional church with a picnic dinner at
her home in Lafayette Wednesday.
The clerks of the Warner Hem
meter store will give chicken supper
ut Lutz's r staurant On Saturday ev-
ening, in honor Of Mrs. Mary Hard
who leaves for Lincoln, Nebraska.
NO notice has yet been received
by the local postofice authorities re-
garding the new carrier to be appoint
ed who will relieve Mr.. Perry Cannon
There were five who bid for the new
contract.
Miss Ruth Wright was taken i'll
at Baldwin Wallace last week and on
Wednesday Mrs. Wright went to Be-
rea and brought her home, where she
is regaining her strength slowly after
severe attack of la grippe.
The Coterie Club met with Mrs. C.
E. Hoover Tuesday afternoon. The
following officers were elected: Pres.
Mrs. J. B. Webber; vice pres, Mrs. W.
A. Stanley; sec., Mrs. A. x. Root;
treas, Mrs. Frank Spellman
Mr.. J. A. Singler of Port Clin-
ton, has purchased the A. R. Weber
farm in Brunswick. Mr.. Singler has
been a printer all his life, but now
answers the call of the farm. He Wis
tied the Sentinel Office Wednesday.
The visit to Medina Of Mr.. John
L. Clifton, assistant state superinten-
dent of public schools in Ohio, was a
double joy to the Rev. Frederick W.
Hass. These two men have been close
friends for about dozen years, be-
ginning at the time of one of Rev.
Hass' earliest pastorates, where Prof.
Clifton and he worked side by side,
with the former staying at the home
of Mr.. Hass.
W On Monday evening, March 8
there will be held at the Methodist
church county meeting of Metho-
dist men under the direction of Rev
DIR. W. B. Slutz, the district superin-
tendent. There will be addresses anc
supper together with a social hour
The meeting will open at $50 p. m.
eastern time, and will be for all who
are members or friends of the Metho.
dist church in Medina county.
Monday night while crossing the
board sidewalk in front of a vacant
lot owned by Frank Spellman on w
Liberty street, Mr.. Willis Albro fell
and badly lacerated his hand anc
bruised his nose, besides otherwise
injuring himself and tearing his
clothes. The walk has been partly
torn up most of the winter and while
it had been replaced Monday night, is
still in a condition rivaling the c. &
S. W. tracks on the same street.