The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-02-02
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"A mothers pension Of SIS
month was granted this week to Mrs
lEilIie J. Heath Of Wadsworth, 70
four children. The pension Of Mrs
Parmelia Miller was reduced to $1
monthly.
The monthly class social and busi
ness meeting of the Loyal Workers
class Of the Church of Christ will b
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H
G. Fulmer on West Friendship street
Tuesday evening. Feb. z.
The following citizens committe
has been appointed to arrange for Re-
Cross Day, Feb. IL, Lincoln's birthday
Mrs. E. r. Root, Mr.. H. G. Rowe, Mr.
w. S. Edmund, Mr.. Ebert Splitter ant
Mrs. F. M. Plank. The Sentinel will
give the plan in full next week.
The monthly business meeting o
the official board of the Church o.
Christ will be held on Wednesday eve
J ming at o'clock at the church.
Rev. HI. S. Fritsch preached al
the Mallet Creek Congregations
church last Sunday evening.
Miss Hazel Long, the new high
school teacher, arrived in Medina or
Wednesday.
Advertised letter is held at the To-
cal pOstoffice for z. F. Swanson.
The Young Ladies' Missionary so
ciety Of the M. E. church will entertain
Miss Bertha Starkey at the home Of
Mrs. Clark Reinhardt this evening al
seven o'clock.
-On next Tuesday night the Young
Ladies Missionary society will enjoy a
\ picnic supper at the home Of Elizabeth
Rollins, promptly at six o'clock. All
members are urged to come and are
assured social hour.
will Hunt Of Elyria, son Of John
Hunt Of Medina, who underwent an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis last week and
whose condition at that time was very
serious, is reported as convalescing.
The Ludine club met Tuesday ev-
ening with Miss Isodene Miner.
The Medina w. c. 7. U. win meet
this afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs
George Codding, 297 South Broadway
General Secretary C. O. Reynard
Of Hiram college, spoke at the Church
Of Christ last Sunday morning.
Miss Mary Gable Of River StyS
and Mr.. Mahlon Rohrer Of Seville
we're married on Thursday afternoon
Of last week by and at the home oi
Rev. B. L. Westenbarger in Wads,
worth. They left on honeymoon
trip to Lancaster, Pa.
MRS. Sarah Pritchard was slightly
Injured one day last week by slipping
afSd falling on an icy walk on West
Friendship street.
Married, by Rev. Philip Kelser al
his home, 219 w. Friendship street
Jan. 9th, Frank H. Mohn of Wads.
worth and Miss Donna L. Johnson Of
Seville.
~. r. Clarke, director Of the Bur.
eau Of Junior Contests Of Agriculture,
announces that "Trip to Washington
with the 1917 corn special, as prize
for the girls of Medina county to COM
pete for in the Junior Domestic Sci
ence contests, have been offered by The
Savings Deposit Bank of Medina.
Supt. R. F. Howe of the Board of Ed
ucation of Leroy also offers two trips
for the boys and girls of Westfield
township in the Junior Corn Growing
and Domestic Science Contests.
,s-rS. G. Hanshue removed from 24S
South Court street on Wednesday to
the home recently purchased Of DIR.
W. NJ Coons, 211 North Court street,
the latter shipping his household goods
to Lakewood on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Richards NOV
ed into their house at the corner OF
North Court and North streets on
Wednesday.
Kings Daughters Circle held a
picnic supper at the home of Mrs. Ar.
thur Van Epp, CAT South Court street
Tuesday evening, to which the hus.
bands were invited. Mrs. Branch OF
Lakewood, who is member, accom-
panied by Mr.. Branch, attended. \
IF. F. VanDeusen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. O. VanDeusen, for the past
seven years cashier of the Glenville
branch of the Garfield Savings bank
Of Cleveland, Wednesday was present.
ed with a large travelling bag by hi,
cO-workers, following announcement,
Tuesday night that he was to resig1
Wednesday to take a position as as
sistant treasurer of the main branch
of the bank.
Mrs. A. B. Underwood was con
veyed to Oberlin hospital Wednesda,
afternoon to undergo an operation fol
appendicitis. Her condition was no
considered critical.
The Woman's Missionary societ,
Of the Cleveland association has beef
divided into groups to observe the "da,
Of prayer" for home and foreign mis-
sions One group will be women iron
the Baptist churches Of Hinckley, Co
lumbia, Royalton, Seville and CIeve