The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-05

Local EVENTS

1t is reliably reported that Ar
thur VanEpp is considering resignlng
as candidate for mayor on the Re
publican ticket.
The Thanksgiving Circle Of the
Kings Daughters will meet Thursday,
Oct. IL, at the Red Cross rooms at
] o'clock. j.
Mrs. Fred Koons will entertain
the Ludine club at her home next
Tuesday evening.
MIR. II. r. Calvert has charge OF
the Root Co.'S exhibit at Wooster fair
this week.
Excavation Of South Broadway,
preparatory to paving is nearly COM
pleted, workmen having been on the
Job for more than week. :,
Mrs. Addie Stafford OF 72 south
Court street, was hostess Wednesday
to twenty ladies of the Loyal Pythlanl
Sisterhood of Akron. The Stafford
home was tastefully decorated with
fall flowers and chicken dinner and
musical program added much to the en-
ioyment of the occasion.
Mrs. Harry Shane will be hostess
to the Coterie ladies at their meeting
next Tuesday evening, Oct. 3. Under
the general heading, "Democracys
Claim the following program will be
gfyen: "Our National Sympathy"
Mrs A. D. Summers; "The Men OF the
Hour" Mrs. o. A. Persons; duet, Mrs.
C. w. Reinhardt and Mrs. W. J. wall;
tSThe New Banner" Mrs. Frank Phil
lips; "Star Spangled Banner" by the
club. ~
AT the monthly meeting OF fhe
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. held on
Thursday Of last week, Blake Mellow
ell was elected member of the board
of directors to succeed Lee Elliott, de-
ceased. The latter's place as counsel
for the company has not been filled
The firm name of ON. Leach &
Son no longer exists, Mr.. 0. N. Leach
having purchased the entire interest
of the F. Fl. Leach estate. and Will
henceforth conduct the business under
his individual name.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for: Mrs. R. M. Darley,
r. E. Dewitt, J. G. DeMonde, M. y.
Knoblock, Miss Erva c. Lands, Lieut..
M. McGonigal, o. E. Myers, Herbert
Overton and ]. W. Parker.
Work on the new village filtration
plant is finished and will, so far as in
dications point, be put in operation
next Monday, Oct 8, tests made havc
ing proved satisfactory. A supply OF
alum from Columbus is expected be-
fore the end Of the week as one OF the
Ingredients required for filtration.
Mrs. C. B. Lowe of Cleveland,
aunt of G. B. and E. D. Lowe OF Me-
dina. died at her home Tuesday even
ing from pneumonia, aged % years.
The body was brought to Medina on
Thursday afternoon for burial IN
Spring Grove cemetery, accompanied
nv her three sons, c. B., John and
Frank Lowe of Cleveland also Mrs.
Maggie Finch of Massillon and Mrs.
Reeves and Mrs. Alex Lowe OF Cleve.
land. The deceased was a native OF
Canada. She resided at Frlendsvlile,
this county for several years, Dut 1or
the mast 20 years had been a resident
of Cleveland. Rev. VIM. Drew oilcl-
ated at the cemetery.
The following two couples were
united in marriage by Rev. ). +. ROSS,
Thursday afternoon at the parsonage: i
Ivan T. Hoffman and Ruth M. Meek
fessel, both of Lodi, and Quinn wilson
Of Akron and Mary Jane Wood OF
Wadsworth.
A meeting of the County Dry FED
Grafton committee was held Thursday
afternoon at the Y. M. G. A. rooms,
to perfect arrangements for the hnai
drive of the campaign leading up 10
election day.
Mr.. Earnest King and family
have moved into the house vacated by
A. T.lWest on N. Elmwood street.
Martin Bergefurd purchased the
J. w. Canavan place on West Liberty
street and will move his family from
the Lewis Randall farm next week.
st Paul's Guild were entertained
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
Mary L. Kimball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bartholomay
received tidings indirectly this week
of the illness of their son, Carl, who is
in camp at Chillicothe. The report
was that he had tainted on the field
while drilling, and is in the hospital.
Further than this the family had not
been advised.
The yearly meeting of the Pythian
Sisters Home association will be held
at X. of P. hall Oct. II. All MEM
hers are asked to be present.
Harold Huston, fireman, injured
at the recent o. c. Shepard Co. fire
by spike running through his foot,
and who filed claim with the State
Industrial Commission, has received
word that his claim will be allowed.
Akron Commandery, No. 25,
Knights Templar, have engaged the
Medina band to accompany them to
the annual state conclave, to held at
Springfield, Oct. 9 to II. The band
will carry rs pieces and be under the
direction Of Stowe White.
The October birthday party of
the Ladies' Bible class of the Meth
odist church was held at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Snyder, Monday evening.
The trustees of the Congrega-
tional church were entertained Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Boy
den, in honor Of Rev. and Mrs. VIM.
J. Drew and Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Cal
vert, the latter Of whom left Tuesday
for Council Bluffs, Iowa.
"A PLEASANT occasion was the social
and business meeting Of the Foreign
and Home Missionary societies Of the
Methodist church held yesterday after
nnnr, and last nrrer,ino Ri1ei1rncr ~ N