The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
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Mrs. Harold Tubbs' class OF the
Ladies Benevolent society Of the Con-
gregational church will be entertained
next Wednesday by Mrs. Alfred Cries
niger.
The Busy Bees Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet next Thursday
with Mrs. Paul Anderson.
The Clytean club held picnic
supper at the home of Miss Florence
Phillips Monday evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society met with Mrs. W. A. Mcintosh
yesterday afternoon.
One Of the preliminary steps to
the wet and dry campaign in the
county this fall, will be a dry meeting
in the Methodist church Saturday at
one o'clock.
The Epworth League Of the Meth
Odist church held a kid" party in their
room at the church last Tuesday eve
hing.
The ladies Of the Winyah club
gave a picnic supper in the club rooms
asst Friday evening. Cards and
iancing followed.
Mrs. Neal Kellogg was hostess to
The Tuesday Sewing club last Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Methodist church held its monthly
meeting in the church parlors Monday.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Ferguson's
class.
Mrs. Roy Kimmel entertained her
class of the Ladies' Aid society of
The Methodist church with a picnic
supper last Friday evening.
The New Century club held their
regular meeting and election Of Of
ficers at the home Of Mrs. Lowe We'd
luesday. s
The Friday Afternoon club will
be entertained by Miss Helen Mellow
| ell this afternoon.
Mrs. George High will entertain
the Gold Thimble club this afternoon.
The Priscilla club met with Mrs.
w. E. Hemmeter Monday evening.
The Clytean club was entertained
Wednesday by Miss Marian Oviatt and
Mrs. William Hammerschmidt
Mr.. Fred Bohley sang at a mems
banquet in Elyria Friday evening.
Mrs. Jake Lentz entertained the
Rebekah Embroidery club Friday ey-
lening.
St. PauI,s choir held party in
the parish house after rehearsal on
Friday evening.
John Butto, Italian of Wadsworth,
sentenced a year ago to an ihdeterm-
mate Imprisonment in the Mansfield
reformatory for shooting Dominic
Cacciola, fellow countryman,, was
recently paroled and is back in Wads-
worth.
While in Columbus last week Sher-
Iiff Gehman saw Henry Blakeslee, serv.
ing sentence for the killing Of John
H. Gates last April. Blakeslee is
foreman Of the penitentiary barns and
was driving unattended thru the
streets of the city when recognized by
Mr.. Gehman.
Miss Louise Gill, who has been
teacher Of stenography in Medina high
school for the past year and a half.
left last Friday to take a similar pO-
sition in the schools at Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Andrew Griesinger of Cleveland
sold his house and lot on the south
least corner Of South Court and La
| fayette Road this week to B. r. Hunt
| ley.
-Chas. Gull, chef at Funk Bros.
restaurant, was summoned to his
home in Painesville Sunday night on
account of the illness Of his father.
The latter died Sunday morning.
Paul Kirkpatrick Of Akron and
Iva Glider of Orrville had a hard
time to get married this week. APP
parently unacquainted with what was
necessary, they came to Probate Judge
Kennan for a license. Being nom
residents Of the county, Of course there
was nothing doing. They lost no
time in heading for Akron over the
Northern Ohio, where, likewise, they
were unsuccessful. While all trace
Of them has been lost, it is probable
that they finally wound up in Wayne
county, the home'of the bride-elect.