The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-25
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A-et'S uN0usAy WesS VtAS AVH5Soe uesJ
in 1915.
The Camp Fire girls he'd meet
ing this week at Miss Dorothy Brad
ways.
County rural carriers will meet at
the home Of A. 0. Schafer Saturday
evening.
Another immense crowd listened
to the band concert in the park last
Saturday night.
Mrs. H. G. Rowe entertained at
luncheon last Thursday in honor Of
Mrs. Tom Phillips.
The local ball team will cross bats
with an AL team from Cleveland on
Saturday afternoon.
A coat Of paint this week has
greatly improved the appearance Of
the 0. G. Shepard store.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for Dick McAndrews,
Cora Pelton and B. B. Willard.
Summer school is being conducted
this year by Mr.. ]. R. Godlove and
Mrs. Pearl Sellers Hammerschmidt.
-Pythian Sisters will hold pub
lie memorial service in the X. of P.
hall Monday evening at s o'clock east
ern time.
On account of the Fourth being
celebrated on Monday the county COM
missioners will hold their meeting on
Tuesday.
The motion for new trial in the
Wiley Waite case will be heard by
Judge L. r. Critchfeld at wooster
Saturday.
The Odd Fellows will hold their
memorial day exercises from the /. 0.
O. F. hall next Sunday at 2 o'clock
standard time.
Miss Marian Gleason entertained
Monday with a luncheon at Ye Tav-
ern, Leroy, in honor Of her guest, Miss
Harriet Myers of Toledo.
Prosecuting Attorney Underwood
is still undecided whether or not he
will impanel a special jury to dispose
of the case against Sam Butto.
Two cars of Cleveland G. A. r.
veterans passed through Medina
Tuesday morning enroute for Chip
pewa Lake, where they spent the day
picnicking.
, Francis McNeal of Elyria, Dis
trict Deputy of the Ladies Of the Mac
cabees will be present at their Regu-
lar Review tonight All members are
requested to be present.
Many of Medina's young folk at
tend the Wednesday night dances at
Chippewa Lake. An excellent five
piece orchestra plays at these dances
and they are becoming very popular.
Minelli Bros. played their last
engagement of the week to a large
crowd Saturday night. Sunday they
left for Berea, with the assurance that
they would be back during fair week.
DIR. Geo. R. Mente, pastor of the
drangerburg M. E. church, delivered
an address Thursday night at the Ma
sonic hall, the occasion being Saint
Johns day, celebrated by Masons thru
out the world.
Medina friends were given a.
surprise in the announcement Of
the marriage of Miss Margaret Bor-
ger to J. r. Godlove, which will be
celebrated at the home of the bride
next week. 4t ii r.e,.
While E. C. Carring:on was paint
ing his house one day recently the
step ladder on which he was standing
slipped, throwing Mr.. Darlington to
the ground. While badly bruised, no
bones were broken.
"A transient "movie" man was in
town yesterday taking snap shots OF
almost everybody and everything he
met and then threw them onto the
screen at the Princess last night. 1t
caused much merriment.
The examination of the mental
condition, of Mary Steele, who is in
jail on warrant signed by the girls
mother that the latter was afraid Of
serious bodily injury, was postponed
from Wednesday to Friday morning.
Edward Gore and Herman Barteau
in Jail charged with robbing the N.
w. Hover store in Lodi, plead guilty
before Justice VanDeusen Monday
night and were bound over to the
grand jury under bond Of $500 each.
The members Of the Medina
Church of Christ will give reception
for the pastor and his wife on next
Wednesday evening, June 30, at 8
O'Clock eastern time, in the church par
lors. There will be short program.
"A social party and supper was
rendered Miss Mildred Kirkpatrick on
Friday evening at the home Of Miss
Helen Clark by Mrs. Geo. McNeal's
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