The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-04-02
! LOCAL EVENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


with Mrs. C. r. Warner this week.
Mr.. Thomas Ferriman is still con
fined to the house, but little improved
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprankle hav
moved into their new home on Eas
Smith road.
Mrs. Elbridge Gibbs entertaine,
last Friday with a luncheon ant
'thimble party.
Mrs. Toots was removed to ;
Cleveland hospital Wednesday morn
ing for an operation.
The condition of Mr.. and Mrs. E
Bremen, who have both been serious
ly i'll, is somewhat improved.
The Sunday school at the Church
Of Christ is on the upward move. At
tendance last Sunday was LAG; col
lection, $12.
The closing meeting of the Medi-
ma Coterie will be held next Tuesday
at Mrs. L. F. Garver's. The occasion
will be guests day.
While they last sack of flower
seeds is at the Sentinel Office for free
distribution, through the kindness of
Congressman Bathrick.
Mr.. George Hurlebaus and family
have moved into their new home on
West Friendship street, the home for
1nerly owned by Stowell White.
Miss Elsie Bennett attended the
meeting Of the Cleveland Suffrage
party at their headquarters last week
and favored the ladies with an inter
esting talk.
Mrs. Jane Colley, 81, who resided
IN the northwest corner of Litchfield
township near Grafton, died early
Monday morning Of pneumonia. She
was buried in Belden.
The Medina w. C. T. U. will hold
its regular meeting this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. F. w. Hass. Mrs.
Adams will have charge Of the pro-
gram, the subject being "Anti-Nar-
Ootics."
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: William Bensinger,
Mrs. Grant Bronson, W. Cornish, W..
Eberhard, Rev. J. L. Howard, Mrs. Lii
han Hunsberger, Filem Nuccitelli, and
Harvey Smith.
Mrs. Eliza M. Hunt, formerly Of
Iallet Greek, died Tuesday morning
ct the County Infrmary Of heart
trouble. She was Sc years of age.
Interment was made beside her hus-
band in York cemetery.
Mrs. De Forest M. Fassett Of
Cleveland, formerly Of Medina died at
her home Wednesday. Funeral will
be held in Medina Saturday at 10 a.
m, from st. Paul's church. Burial
win be made in Spring Grove ceme-
terry. ss
AT their annual meeting on Mon
day the county commissioners passed
. resolution to build the 21a mile
strip on the Ashland Medina road, be-
ginning at the corporation line Of Lodi
and extending northeasterly to the
town line.
"A 1915 ,Beekeepers' Supplies cat
aloge issued by the A. /. Root Co. has
reached our desk and among items of
interest therein is the showing made
by that company in 1914, which was
the bet the company has ever had.
No cry Of hard times here.
Guy Rasor, the Wadsworth young
man who is serving a 20-year SEN
tence in the Ohio Penitentiary for the
murder of Ora Lee, six years ago,
will endeavor to get parole at the
May meeting of the state board. At
present he is the warden's coachman.
Mrs. George Ray of Bishop street
was taken to Cleveland hospital |
Wednesday morning for an operation. |
She was preparing to move to PEN
her husband having gone a |
few days before. Their goods were
mostly packed for shipment when she |
was taken suddenly ill. Kind neigh
bors are caring for the children.
An over-heated oil stove set fire
10 some bed clothing in the, home Of
Ed. Maple west Of town last week
Thursday night and but for the dis
:overy by Mr.. Naples brother, who
had not yet retired, would doubtless
have resulted disastrously. The rest
# the family had retired. An alarm
vas turned in and part Of the local
company responded, though little was
% be done after it arrived. Mr.. Maple
Ind family had been able to get the
ire under control, and had confined
'he damage principally to one room.
The boys class, under the leader
hip of John Beck, have installed a
telephone in the choir loft of the M.
?. church, which, in connection with
'egular use, will be used to cheer up
he "shut-ins" and those unable to
lttend services by connecting them
With this phone, thus enabling them
o hear musical services and concerts
It various kinds. It is the plan also
o favor these "shut-ins" with the
musical part Of the regular Sunday
services and whenever the organ is
lsed for recital purposes. In some
ases the phone will be placed in such
position that the listener will be
'ble to hear the sermon or part of it.
The get-together meeting and So !
ial given by the local Y. M CA. boys
9 the Weymouth and Granger boys at
ne home Of Dr. 6. H. Smith on South
jourt street last Saturday night was