The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-16
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Born, to H. A. Stebbins ard wife
last Monday at Creston, a. daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James Doty
(nee Della Oakley Of Youngstown,
ten pound boy.
Members of st. Paul's church held
picnic at Chippewa Lake Wednes-
day.
MIR. Will Hemmeter will leave to-
night for weeks fishing trip in Can
ada.
Mrs. Hobart Edwards has been Wis
iting relatives in Erhart the past
week.
A. E. Young sold his thorough
bred horse, Leo Direct, to Mahlon Huff
man last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Randall will
entertain the 800" club at their home
this Friday evening.
Mrs. F. M. Plank entertained the
Thimble club of the M. E. church We'd
nesday afternoon.
The Chippewa Campfire girls
left Monday for weeks outing at
Chippewa Lake.
Thanksgiving Circle of Kings
Daughters and their families held a
picnic at Chippewa Lake Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. w. H. Zimmerman, clerk of
the board of commissioners, has been
confined to his home by illness for the
past week.
Mrs. Harold Tubbs' class of the
Ladies Benevolent society Of the Con-
gregational church met at her home
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Mary Wheatley entertained
at a luncheon at "Ye Tavern" yester-
day noon in honor of her guest, Mrs. |
Teniworth of New London, 0.
Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week Mrs. E. G. Ziegler entertained
the ladies of the Methodist church at
her home, both afternoons being given
over to the thimble.
Tax Commissioner James Lowrie
reports that the tabulating of the as
SCISSORS returns still remain uncom-
pleted and will not be ready for publ
cation before next week.
Thursday, July 20, Mr.. G. M.
Rhodes will speak at the Methodist
church, giving an account of the Ma
tional convention of the Anti-Saloon
League held at Atlantic City last
week, to which Mr.. Rhodes was the
delegate of the Wooster district of |
the Epworth League.
Cleveland papers of Thursday
chronicled the drowning of two boys |
in Rocky River Sunday, and gave the
names of several citizens who formed
a human chain" across the river in an
effort to recover the bodies. Among
the names appears that of Harold
Burton, a former Medina boy.
The young peoples Bible class of
the Church of Christ held business
meeting and social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. C. Gage, 243 West Friend
ship street, Tuesday evening, at which
80 were present. Ice cream and cake
were served Rd gRd a very pleasant; @ ev-
ening enjoyed.
Mr.. W. G. Ste:ngass moved his
household furniture to bennington,
Canada, last Tuesday, where he will
engage in the meat business. He left
on Wednesday, going by auto.
Letters remaining uncalled for at
the postofice for the week ending
July II, are for Miss Gladys Earnest,
Miss Rose Harish, Mr.. E. C. MILAN.
The Marking Secretary Associa-
tion circle, No. So, will hold a picnic |
at the Old Ladies' home, July %. All
club members and friends are invited. |
While alighting from a South
western car at stop So, near Chippewa
Lake, one day last week, John hew-
sokorki, Pole, suffered a severe cut
on his knee, requiring the attention
of physician. His knee was in bad
shape.
Willis Sackett, newly appointed
messenger boy for the Western Union
at the Medina station, now cports a
regulation cap and badge, supplied
him Monday morning by the company.
Seventeen Boy Scouts camped
three miles north of town Saturday
night and incidently came in for full |
share of the rain during the night.
What is reported to have been the |
largest crowd in town on Saturday |
night thus far this season, listened to
the band concert last week. Also the |
applause was unusually generous.
Fire Chief Wise is having the 10 /
odd water hydrants in town numbered
and their respective location described |
for the convenience of firemen. This
is calculated to obviate all confusion |
in time of fire in the matter of de-
termining the nearest hydrant to at
tach the hose to. 1t will be especially |
valuable in the winter season shoulu Z |
hydrant become covered with snow.
Tuesday evening of the coming
week, the Wcman's Christi&n Temper
ance Union will conduct an oratorical |
contest at the M. E. church. The win
ner of the contest is to receive a silver
medal and will thereby be eligible for
q place in contest for gold medal. |
The contestants are all young men and |
are being thoroughly prepared. Mrs.