The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-20

local station and to be. occupied by B.
w. Bowman as garage. "A double
door has been cut through at the rear
and the entire interior will be repaint-
ed, and new lights installed.
The removal of the old porch on
the south side of the American hotel
has made q decided Improvement to t.
that highway. Detaching it from
the building. has left some very ugly
looking holes on the wall, but these,
we understand. are to be effaced.
Mrs. Neal Kellogg entertained the
Priscilla club Monday evening.
The Sorosis club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Julia Oviatt.
Medina high school base ball
team will play ST. Vincent's Parochial
school team at Akron, today, and will
meet Wooster tomorrow on the local
grounds.
Mrs. Plank's division Of the O. E..
s. entertained their husbands with a
picnic supper and short program at the
Masonic hall, Tuesday evening. Miss
Mildred Ensign and Miss Dorothy
Leach were soloists.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Peters of Akron, recently Of Medina,
on Sunday, April Is, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Thatch-
er, a daughter, Wednesday, April 18.
The senior class of Medina high
school will present for it's class play
this year Pageant of History"
which takes in the entire class mem
bership Of forty-eight. 1t has not
been definitely settled whether they
will use one of the churches, or a big
tent on the school grounds for their
graduation exercises.
Miss Helen Hobart of o. S. u,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hob
art, has been elected president of the
Woman's Council Of the University
and in line with her work will be Civ
en- free trip to Minnesota.
The Appeal Court, consisting Of
Judges Carpenter, Leighley and Grant,
will be in session in Medina next Mon
day. There are but two cases for
the court to hear-the Chatham Tele.
phone Co. VS.. Brant, for the alleged
destruction of property and the Gran
ger Ditch case, in which Irwin Thomp-
son and Benjamin Bishop seek to en-
join collection of assessments for the
cleaning of the ditch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Warner en-
tertained fourteen friends at dinner
and cards Monday evening, at their
home on West Liberty street.
A picnic supper was enjoyed by
Mrs. R. A. Slows Sunday school class
of girls of the Congregational church,
Tuesday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Stow, 502 East Washington street.
April 19, the anniversary of Paul
Revere's ride and the battle of Lex
ington, was patriotically observed in
every grade and class in the public
schools yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Wertz underwent an
operation for hernia at a Cleveland
hospital Wednesday, and is reported
as convalescing.
Sheldon Funk, Boyd Davenport,
Max Sargent and Mr.. Borton, under
the leadership of Mr.. Funk, formed
quartet that engaged similar num-
Der OF expert pool players of Seville,
in a tournament at the latter place
Wednesday night, defeating the Sc
vile players by SO balls. A return
game will be played Friday night by
two teams at j. Lentz's pool hall in
Medina.
Charles .Dannley is the efficient
cook at Funk Bros. restaurant.
Clocks throughout Ohio may be
moved forward an hour to give "more
daylight" for raising "war" crops, if
Gov. Cox issues proclamation to that
effect, as he is contemplating doing,
probably at the insistence of Cuya-
hoga county leaders.
"A severe wind and rain storm
struck Medina at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon, but lasted only an hour.
Hail was reported from Poe, Lafay-
cite and other points in the county.
George A. Kiefer of Akron and
Emma C. Schlaadorn of Wadsworth
were married by Rev. S. F. Dimmock,
wednesday.
Married, by Rev. S. F. Dimmock,
Wednesday afternoon, Edgar r. Grow
of Penfeld and Bertha l.. Colley of
Spencer.
bethany Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs, Chas. w.
Davis on w. Friendship street Thurs
day afternoon, April 26. Quilting
and tieing will be the work.
The new electric station received
it's second coat of green paint this
week.
Are you ready for Cleanup day ?
Date and further announcements will
be made next week, and contribution
boxes placed at convenient points
around town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Kingsbury
have moved from Brunswick to their
new home on Wadsworth road.
Mrs. H. Garman, who recently
died in Akron, was a sister Of Ed
yelling Of Medina, and formerly re-
sided in Brunswick.
"A number Of the Office force Of
the A. /. Root Co. were entertained or
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G, e. Craig, at Chippews
Lake. A delightful time is reported
The Loyal Workers class Of tht
Church of Christ will present tn,
drama, "Our Folks" at the Princess
Theater, on Friday evening M thil
week.
! County Treasurer Chas. Frank re
ceived word Of the death of his broth
er-in-law, VIM. Strosacker Of Liver
pool, which occurred at the famil,
home Tuesday morning Of this week
The DECEASED was prominent citizel
~ +b, townsh;n whar,a he had snan