The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-05-18
LOCAL EVENTS

Of Kings Daughters held at the West
Cleveland branch of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association, June 2.
Each circle is to have a three minute
report of it's years work. The corr
vention is an annual affair and COM
prises three counties Of which Medina
Ia one.
Hart Council No. 285, X. & L. Of
s., held an interesting meeting We'd
nesday evening, at which time there
were candidates initiated and applica-
tons for new members received and
accepted. After the business session
closed, the ladies of the committee
served dainty lunch. Miss Florence
Sipher and her friend, Miss Stoaks of
Seville, added greatly to the pleasure
of the social time by their very ex-
cellent violin and piano music.
The ladies of the Church of Christ
will observe "Dollar Day., on the ev-
ening of Friday, May rs. The oc-
casion is for all the ladies of the
church, and for all the others who are
interested and working with them. A
feature of the occasion will be ban
quet, which the ladies will serve at 6
o'clock, to their husbands and gentle
men friends. Prizes will be given TO
the lady earning the most money m
the most unique way.
County Auditor SMcNeal received
communication from the state tax
commission Tuesday in which it
asks for the crop statistics of Medina
county by next Monday. The COM
mission states that it is important
that the statistics reach them by that
time, as the Ohio branch council OF
national defense wants to ascertain
the exact amounts Of crops that are
growing and planted here.
In the ball game here last FRI
day between the M. H. S. and Wooster
teams, the latter socked it to Medina
to the tune of II to 0.
Extensive forest fires raging m
Michigan are said to account for the
hazy cast to the atmosphere in this
section for the past few days.
Mrs. Sidney Hoddinott's "F'riend-
ship class of the Church of Christ
will hold their monthly social and
business meeting at the home of Miss
Marie Hurlebaus, 425 W. Friendship
street, on Tuesday Of next week.
Mrs. J. A. Clark's class Of the
Congregational church met with Mrs,
Bixler at the latter's home on South
Court street yesterday afternoon.
John Beck reports convalescence
from his recent illness Of appendicitis.
Rev. V. S. Goodale Of the local
Church of Christ preached at the Wind
fall church last Sunday.
Mrs. M. V. Green has moved from
the Hobart block, which apartments
she has held for some time, to the M
D, K;mmel house on East Liberty
street.
Miss Margaret Randall, daughter
of Mr.. and.Mrs. L. H. Randall, enter
tained number of friends at her
home last Friday evening.
The monthly business meeting and
social of the Lookout class of the
Church of Christ met with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Beck on Tuesday evening.
The Priscilla club was entertained
on Monday evening at her home by
Miss Helen Foskett.
"A picnic suppre by the Mothers
Memorial circle was held last Friday
night at the home of Mrs. o. D. Cha
pin, in honor of Mrs. Anna Mcdowell
of Columbus and Mrs. Earl Hawk.
-Braden's barber shop, adjoining
the American hotel has undergone a
couple of coats of white paint the past
week, which makes it look several
years younger.
Mothers of the members Of the
Ladies' Benevolent society of the Con-
gregational church were entertained
by the society last Friday evening, at
the home of Miss Florence Sipher,
425 East Smith road.
The teachers of the Garfield school
building were entertained at dinner on
last Friday evening by Miss Millie
Tubbs.
-Harrisville, Chatham and Medina
township trustees besieged the Coun-
ty Commissioners Monday for money
with which to improve the roads of
their respective townships. No def
mite action was taken by the COM
missioners.
Electricians were busy this week
shifting the location of the inca
descent lights in the various Offices at
the court house, to better conserve the
purposes Of each official.
The County Commissioners report
ed favorably Monday on the proposed
improvement Of Elyria road No. IL
Sec. 1, and the Liverpool-Richfeld
road, No. 10. Sec .B1, the former road
having been reviewed by the commits.
sioners last week Wednesday, and the
latter on Monday of this week.
Miss Cora Root Of Brunswick i!
the new clerk at McIntosh's store.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Kline
Heath of Cleveland, Saturday, May II
SON, James Simmons.