The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-02
LOCAL EVENTS

his home with the grippe.
The monthly social and business
meeting Of the Loyal Workers class OF
the Church Of Christ will be held on
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. HI. G. Fulmer, on w. Friend
ship street.
Word has been received OF the
death Of Prof. H. Y. Carver OF Val
Daraiso, Ind, formerly Of Medina. His
many friends and former pupils will
rejoice to know that he was able to
teach until within few days of his
death. which occurred January 14th.
Advertised letters at the Medina
uostoffice are for Geo. Ferencak, Sam
Heartley and Stroder Mcdonald.
The Young Ladies' Missionary so-
ciety Of the M. E. church will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Walter Bibblns
Tuesday evening, March 8, at Z
bethany Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. <. Root
Thursday afternoon, March 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Shepard
entertained the Priscilla club and their
husbands with picnic dinner last
Monday evening.
The ladies Of the Northern Lights
club surprised Mrs. Henry Young at
her home on Route / with a picnic
supper Tuesday evening.
The New Century club entertain
ed with guest day at the home OF Mrs.
w. Fl. Sipher last Wednesday. !.
The Utilian club was entertained
by Lena Tylee Monday. /,
Comet Lodge. X. of P. celebrated
the 5Srd anniversary Of the order Tues
day evening. Attorneys Fred Brum-
ell Of Cleveland and ]. w. Seymour OF
Medina gave the addresses. Music
was furnished by a four-piece orches-
ira. :,
The Pythian Sisters held inltia-
ton Monday evening.
The Medina Chapter, NO. 200,
of the Eastern Stars held a
regular meeting Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Relief Corp of the @
Al. r. Post will serve dinner in the
dining rooms Of the Church of Christ
next Wednesday, March Z.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. John Hoover next
Thursday afternoon, March 8. !,
= The W. c. T. y. will meet witt
Mrs John Clark today at 2 p, m.
Harry Brooks of Weymouth, whSt
sustained broken leg in the wrecl
IN the Southwestern in January, wher
81 e. sA-s ..orSons wera killed, and who hai
been n d hospital in Cleveland eve
since, was removed to his nome H. u a a
ambulance on Tuesday. His cohui'lol
! Is improving rapidly.
The Medina Concert Co. will glV'
a concert at Mallet Creek Tuesday ey,
ening, for the benefit Of York hgf
school.
Medina Sorosis and guests were
entertained at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Warren Anderson. Friday even
inc Feb: 23. Fl. A. Miller, professor
of sociology, Oberlin college, gave {
ypry iIitaresting talk oEsdaaa9 9cracy
among the Russian people. "A short
musical program was given by Miss
Ceneyieve Brintnall and Miss Leach
Refreshments and a social hour con-
cluded an evening of pleasure and
profit
The Ladies Missionary society Of
the Church of Christ met with Mrs
Frank Waters last Friday afternoon
The Woman's Foreign Missionar!
society of the M. E. church will NEE
Thursday, March 8, with Mrs. Johl
Hoover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rooms enter
tanned the 800" club at picnic sup
per Monday evening. .
The w. c. L. U. will meet wit
Mrs. John Clark this afternoon at
o'clock.
Council has purchased fine tear
of draft horses, for which they pai
$475, new dump cart to be bough
later.
The New Century club entertaine
at "guest day" Wednesday afternoo
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Sipher.
Mrs. John Rollins class of the N
E. church were hostesses Of the Ladies
Aid society at the latter's Februrar
meeting held at the church parlors o
Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Ferguson's class of the La
dies Aid society with their husbands
enjoyed picnic supper with Mrs N
B. Luke last Friday evening.
The Harmony club met last eve
ming with Miss Inez McNeal.
"A large audience enjoyed the LEI
ture by Dist. Supt. F. D. Myers, er
titled, twenty-five Thousand Mile
per Hour" at the Congregations
church last Sunday evening
The w. B. A. Of the Maccabet
were entertained at thimble part
last Friday evening at the home (
Mrs. G. w. Reinhardt.
Mr.. A. T. West resigned his p,
sition as local freight and ticket agei
for the B. & o., Saturday night an
is temporarily filling the position
assistant freight agent for the Soutl
western, made vacant by the promote
Of j. M. Butcher, to train dispatche
andGwho began his new duties at We
Park Monday morning.
"A. L. Sedgwick, who recently a
CURED the old Tuttle farm Of 40 acr
q mile from town on the Lafayet
Road, sold-it this week.to Chas Alike
-Brayton Moore, son Of Mr.. al
Mrs. J. r. Moore, is suffering from
y light attack Of scarlet fever.
-Myron H .Ferriman has been co
fined to his home by illness since Sa
urday.
1t is probable that within the ne
week the old Arcade building on We
Liberty street, at the rear Of the pos
sfice, erected as the county's jail