The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-05-11
E LOCAL EVENTS
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The regular meeting of the w. B
A. of the Maccabees will be held this
Svening at o'clock, at X. Of P. hall.
John George, who was incarcer-
ated several days last week for hav-
ing been drunk and wearing a military
uniform without warrant, was iber-
ated Saturday and he boarded the first
ear for Cleveland. John did some
valiant work for the village while un-
der arrest and his face was wreathed
with smiles when released.
Marshal AL Hange picked up a
"drunk" one day this week who was
making himself odious, but when So
bered up, he manifested SO decent a
disposition that Mayor Randall set
him free without penalty.
Marine agents of the federal gov
eminent were in Medina last Sunday
and Monday posting circulars, and
looking up prospects for enlistment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Malloy
moved this week from their home on
West Friendship street to Cleveland,
where they will reside in the future.
&C. G. Yocum drove home new
auto from Cleveland on Thursday.
Mrs. Orrilla Green will move on
Tuesday, from the Hobart block to
the room recently vacated by Macy
Hallock.
Many turned out to hear the pat
riotic sermon by Prof. Fisk at the
Congregational church last Sunday ev-
ening, a REPETITION of the one he preach
ed two weeks previous, and which met
with general commendation. Prof.
Fisk was obliged to leave at the close
Of his discourse and before the end
Of the service.
Dallas Warner was given a sur
prise at his home on West Friendship
and Liberty, Wednesday evening, by
his fellow members of the local fire
department, to the number of about
twenty-five. Refreshments were
served and the boys were otherwise
pleasantly entertained with music and
card-playing. Dallas surprise was
complete, as he was casting furtive
glances toward his bed when the fate
full door-bell rang.
Sidney Smith, formerly of Medi-
ma, and a son of L. S. Smith. has en-
listed in the federal service.
The ball game last Friday on the
local grounds between Medina and Le-
roy resulted in a victory for the for
mer team In score Of II to 2.
1t is reported that the engine and
hook and ladder crews of the fire de-
partment are planning ball game, in
which we gather it will be afght to
death. The exact date for the game
has not been set, but it will be soon.
The Lookout class of the Church
of Christ will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Beck next Tuesday evening, May
Is, for their monthly business meet
ing, and class social. Every member
is asked to be present
Mrs. w j. Walls class Of the M.
E. church were hostesses at the
monthly business meeting of the La
dies Aid society on Monday.
Rev. VIM. V. Edwards, late of st.
Paul's church, but now of Cleveland,
was in Medina Monday.
Mrs. John Rollins class of the
NJ. E. church were entertained with
picnic supper last Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Fra
zier.
The Utilian club was entertained
at dinner Monday evening by Miss
Lois Clark.
"A very enjoyable occasion was
May social by the ladies' Bible class
of the Methodist church, held at the
home of Mrs. ". A. Mcintosh, Mon
day evening.
The birthdays of Harold Berger
and J. R. Godlove were celebrated
Tuesday evening by dinner given by
Mrs. j. F. Berger and Mrs. Godlove
to dozen or more relatives.
Mrs. H. H. Root entertained the
Priscilla club Monday evening.
Morning Star lodge No. 26, cele-
brated the 98th anniversary of Odd
Fellowship by attending services at
the Baptist church last Sunday even
ing. Rev. Dimmock delivered the ad-
dress.
The annual parish meeting Of st.
Paul's Episcopal church was held on
Monday evening.
Mothers Day will be observed on
Sunday, May 13, at the Congregation
al church.
H. E. Duston, of Medina, mention
of whose death in a Cleveland hospi-
tai last Tuesday, appeared in last
weeks Sentinel, was buried at Chat
ham last Friday at 1890 o'clock. Mr..
Duston leaves six children: Blaine of
McAllister, Okla; Anna, New York
city; Perry, Los Angeles, CAL; Lynn
of Alliance, and Kenneth of Akron.
Mr.. Duston was a brother-in-law Of
Stowe White, who with his family, at
tended the funeral.
The Priscilla club were entertain
ed Monday at the home Of Mrs. H. Fl.
Root.