The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-31
LOCAL EVENTS


dress. A good attendance is desired.
Former Brunswick neighbors and
friends to the number of nine, assist
ed by five Medina ladies, rendered
Mrs. Caddie Clement pleasant sur
prise party at her home on Thursday
evening Of last week.
The G. L. c. club had picnic
supper at the lake Tuesday evening OF
this week.
Miss Mildred House entertained
the G. L. G. club Thursday evening
at her home.
The Sentinel regrets that lack Of
SPACE prevents the publication of the
regular fashion article, which many
of our feminine readers peruse with
eagerness.
Mr.. Earl Voorhees,, of Lafayette,
ia the new accession to the clerical
force Of S. S. Oatman since Monday.
Work on the paving of N. Court
street will begin next Tuesday. We
are informed by the contractor that
only one side of the street will be torn
up at time, so that inconvenience to
traffic will be reduced to minimum:
The rapidity with which the work will
be done will depend on the amount OF
help that can be secured.
Fred Adams, who for the past
wear has been employed in the war
department at Washington, recently
resigned and is now engaged as'cellist
in an orchestra at Deer Park, Md.
Last Friday fourteen citizens ac-
companied Frank Sanford to Cleve-
land in autos, where they were con-
uctEd-through the establishment and
laboratories of the National Lamp
works, the company also entertaining
the. visitors at movie theater and at
dinner. The visit to the works was
reported as very interesting and the
attention shown by the company en-
joyed and appreciated.
One of the new Southwestern pas
senger cars, No. 203, the very latest
model in traction traffic, passed thru
Medina Tuesday morning on the linn
tied run from Cleveland. The car is.
a large one and runs almost noiseless-
lv. Il is one of series recently pur-
chased by the Southwestern for lin
tied runs. Motorman Bricker OF Woos
ter had charge Of the controller on the
initial run of the new car.
A man by the name of Colburn,
known as "Uncle SAM" who is walk
ing from San Francisco to New York,
gave patriotic talk in the band stand
last Saturday night for q few
moments preparatory to passing the
hat. Colborn boasts Of having COM
mited to memory about every known
document of the country's history, and
to hear him talk one might guess
that maybe he has,"
Miss Rose Link has resigned her
position as teacher in the Medina high
school and will go to Kent Normal
this year.
Miss Natalia Fisher entertained
the Ludine club Tuesday evening.
The young ladies of the court
house held picnic supper Monday
night at Miss Rollins home in honor OF
Miss Bessie Wilder, who leaves the
auditors Office Sept. /, after five years
service as deputy auditor.
The teachers gave Supt. and Mrs.
Edmund farewell dinner at the home
of Miss Clara Wheatley Tuesday ev-
ening.
Bethany circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet Thursday afternoon,
Sept. 6 from l to 4, at the Red
Cross rooms for sewing. All mem
bers urged to be present.
DIR. H. P. H. Robinson's Maggie
Wedgwood" paced in the 2:16 race at
Wellington Thursday.
Mr.. Robert Edwards, who recently
( injured his hip by falling thru an open
ing. in the floor of his barn, is con-
valescing, tho still confined to his bed.
Illness of James Wheeler required
his removal to a Cleveland hospital
this week.
An error occurs in the advertise
ment of the Hammel Business Uni
versity, Akron. in this issue. The
address should read II South Main
street, instead of / as it APPEARS.
Letters remaining uncalled for at
the postoffice for the past week are:
Clay Gienke, F. M. Howe, G. #. Hurd,
York Wilson:
The Medina County Schoolmas-
ters' club will enjoy banquet and
social evening at Ye Tavern. Leroy,
tonight.
Carl Lee Fleming, infant son OF
Levi Fleming Of Lafayette, died We'd
nesday from infantile paralysis, aged
3 years, 5 months and n days. Burial
was made in Shaw cemetery on Thurs
day.
The setting of ornate iron poles
at the corners of the park to which
are attached electric lights within
large white globes, was an act Of the
Ohio Gas & Electric Co. this week
which is commendable and which adds
to the appearance Of the village com
mon.
An informal and very pleasant
meeting was held at the Winyah clul
Monday evening, the chief feature be
.ing brief talk by Supt! Jas. Begg O.
Sandusky, one Of the speakers at tn
teachers institute being held here thi
week. Prof. Beggs in emphasizing
the needs Of progressive communit.
made specific allusion-to hotels, addini
that a first-rate hostelry is one Of tn
best advertisements a village can have
Incidentally the speaker intimate'