The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-15
| LOCAL EVENTS


array of blooms, the beauty and frag-
rance Of which was enjoyed by the in
mates no less than was their apprecis
ton Of the benevolent spirit thai
prompted the bringing Of the flowers.
Mrs. David Watkins and Mrs
John Rollins were hostesses at the en-.
tertainment of the Rebelzah Embroid'
cry club held at the Watkins home
last Friday evening.
The Lookout class Of the Church
of Christ held its monthly business
and social meeting at the home, OF Mr.
!. and Mrs. Samuel Ritter, last Friday
esening.
III MRS. r. A. Stow is visiting at hel
1 former, home in Michigan.
-Ffiday afternoon the Golden Thin
.Nble cluh,s sRas, RtAxtai8ed at picnic sup.
,per ut the home Of Mrs. 20, F. High
Husbands 0tsthe Tnembers%ere guests
of honor. D IS G&s.
The eighteenth annual reunion Of
the Halliwel family will be held 'cr
the fair grounds, tomorrow, Dinnel
will sbe served at 1880. s'
I'M. d. Kimmell is seriously i'll q
his home 3oTi Z. Liberty street. Hi'
daughter, Mrs. Hallock and children o1
Lakewood arrived this week and will
remain for some time, y
The Medina band gave its frs
outdoor concert last Saturday even
ing, '|a ~
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings
Daughters met yesterday with Mrs
Harold West.
A Friendship social was held by
the Epworth League of the M. E
church at the church parlors last Sun
day afternoon, which was Well at
tended and greatly enjoyed.
The ladies of st. Paul's Guild will
hold sale at S., w. Anderson's in the
Princess block, on Saturday, June 10,
commencing at 2 o'clock.
4 Will Beck has been confined to
his home the past week by illness.
One culvert contract was let this
week by the County Commissioners,
the Scanlan culvert in Weymouth to
Einhart & Levet, the only bidders.
For the Workheiser culvert in Guilford
township there were two bidders, but
their bids were above the engineers
estimates, hence were not accepted.
The fifth annual Clark reunion
will be held Saturday, June %, at
Chippewa Lake Park. Basket lunch
served at noon. bessie Clark Der
hammer, sec.
w. F. BaquA who has conducted
a pool and billiard parlof in town for
the past 10 years, has sold his equip
ment and will retire from the busi-
ness, following his trade as a painter.
Miss Ellen White has resigned her
Sosition as stenographer with the Benz
nett Milling Co, at Grafton and ac-
cepted a similar position with Cod
ding & Bagley, in the Princess block.
---Mornins star Lodge No. 26 are
requested 10 be present next Monday
evening, June is, at 3 o'clock to take
part in the action of buying Of Lib
erty Bonds.
Tuesday night Southwestern ears
made their last trip through Berea
over the old route on Front street.
The new route is via Prospect street
,nence to the triangle, about three
quarters Of mile east of the former
route Workmen began tearing up
thetrails on the old route Wednesday
morning.
A Southwestern freight car left
the track Tuesday night, near the NJ
O. crossing, and was not replaced un-
til Wednesday morning. Several pas
senger cars were delayed including the
north-bound one due here at 5:12 We'd
nesday morning. Two baggage crews
spent the night in Medina.
Mr.. E. E. Derhammef, who has
been employed as salesman at the
New Medina garage, resigned this
week and has accepted similar posi-
ton with G. F. Gross of Erhart.
&C. w. Pepper was in town Tues
day holding civil service examinations
for employees in the postal service. A
new ruling Of the department re-
ouires that all employees now take an
examination annually. Two of those
that took the examination received
perfect grades.
Justice w: P. Ainsworth perform.
ed ceremony last Friday uniting lr
marriage Lowell P. Kohler of Barber.
ton and Eta Lucille Patterson of Wad'
worth.
E. R. Root gave an address at the
eighth grade commencement of YorE
schools on Thursday night OF las
week.
The public square was PRACTICAL!
deserted Wednesday afternoon, prac
tically all of the business men having
closed their stores for half holiday
which they will continue to do ever,
Wednesday afternoon during June
July and August. (.
Dealers predict an increase in tn
retail price of milk to 9 cents quar-
some time this month. One deale
stated that he expected milk to reta
at not less than IL cents a quart mex
\ winter.
The gas well drilled on the Ec
Burnham farm mile west of tow
has not proved a profitable one. A
a depth Of about 1920 feet, only
half million foot flow was struck o
Wednesday, two shots having bee
exploded in the well.
-Drillers for gas on the c. !
Gardner farm on Branch road, a shol
distance west of town, reported
depth Of 5000 feet Thursday, withol
striking gas; but expect to encount'
q vein today.
The Medina County Fish a. 9!