The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19
LOCAL EVENTS



The big dry goods and furniture
store of E. E. Waters, at Wellington
was entered by burglars early Monday
morning and robbed of merchandise
estimated at 1000. Mr.. Waters is
son-in-law of DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Mich
OILS of Medina.
The executive committee recently
appointed to help plan for and carry
out the food pledge card campaign in
Medina county, met at the Winyah
club on Monday afternoon. The meet
ing was not largely attended, but plans
were discussed for pushing the work
during campaign week, beginning on
Sunday, Oct. 21.
-Rt. Rev. Frank DeMoulin, Bishop
Coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese OF
Ohio, will deliver a patriotic address
at St. Paul's church Sunday morning.
F. M. Plank gave a short talk on
the Liberty Loan at a Wadsworth the
ater Saturday night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Berry (nee Mabel Andrews,) of Cleve-
land, Friday, Oct. IL, son-Allen
Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tubbs and
family will move to Akron next week
into a new home they have just COM
pleted.
The Sorosis will meet this after
noon with Mrs. Gail Abbott.
Mrs. r. E. Hart entertained Mrs.
W. E. Griesinger's class of the L, B,
S. of the Congregational church We'd
nesday afternoon. The ladies held a
discussion on food conservation.
Mrs. Harry Clark's class of the
Congregational church will entertain
the Young Ladies' class and Mrs. H.
G. Vests class at a Halloween party
Wednesday evening at the church par
lors.
Mrs. H. G. West and Miss Millie
Tubbs entertained the Clytean club at
the home of the former Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. H. C. West entertained her
class of the L. B. S. Wednesday after
noon.
Announcement is made of the
Forthcoming marriage of Miss Fran
els Pearson Of Medina to Mr.. John H.
Steinhauser of Akron, which will take
place about Thanksgiving day. Miss
Pearson is a daughter of Jas. Pearson,
formerly of York township, but now of
Cleveland, and Mr.. Steinhauser is a
prominent business man of Akron.
Miss Pearson has been employed by
the Gazette Co. for the past three
years and has wide circle of friends
who extend best wishes. Miss Pear
son will be succeeded at the Gazette
office by Miss Marcella Fisher, who
will assume her new duties Oct. 20.
Mr.. w. B. Baldwin, newly elected
Most Eminent Grand Commander Of
the Knights Templar of the State of
Ohio, was given a formal dinner re-
ception at Ye Tavern, Leroy Tuesday
evening by the Knights Templar OF
Medina county, accompanied by their
wives. About 35 couples attended and
speeches were made by Mr. W. Haines,
president of the county association, N.
H. Mcclure, offering the felicitation of
the Knights and Most Eminent Com
mandgr Baldwin respoding in most
perfect dinner speech on Masonry.
Dancing and cards were enjoyed until
10 o'clock.
= The City Union of Kings Daugh-
ters request the members of all the
circles to meet at the Winyah club,
Monday afternoon, Oct. %, at 2:3O o.
clock. A good program will be given.
Judge N. M. Mcclure has set the
times for holding Common Pleas court
in the county for 1918, as Jan. 7, April
/, and Sept. %, each term to begin at
10 o'clock a. m.
Dates for the sessions of the
Court of Appeals of this district, in
Medina for 1918, are April % and Sep.
tember 18, the terms to begin at 9
o'clock a. m.
A Surprise party was rendered
Mrs. Jane Cole at her home last even
mig.