The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-30
John Hopkins hospital for specia

John Hopkins hospital for special
treatment Of Bright's disease.
M. P. Iden attended the funeral of
Mrs, Jane Pringle, nee Harrison, at
Akron Thursday.
A meeting Of various missionary So
cieties met at Reformed church Friday
evening for the purpose Of forming
missionary federation.
Co. G boys reached home after mid
night Thursday after an absence Of
nine months. Barberton band escort
! ed them from the train to the arm
ory, where the w. r. C. had prepared
lunch. The whistle at the light plant
heralded their approach. Frank Hill
lard was appointed captain of the
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Durling, who
| have been spending few weeks at
Daytona, Fla, will leave for home on
j April 9.
i Mrs. W. D. Wise and Mrs. Eliza
| Eddy Of Akron spent Thursday with
their mother, Mrs. T. B. Nicely.
\ Ladies of the March committee Of
the Lutheran church entertained the
ladies of the church and their hus-
bands at picnic supper, followed by a
short program. A free will offering
netted them about SIS.
The funeral Of Mrs. Reuben Long
of Western Star was held at the M. E.
church Friday afternoon. The body OF
Mrs. j. E. Derhammer, former resi-
dent, was brought here for burial or
Thursday from Toledo.
Mrs. j. B. Irwin and son Linford
have returned from three months
; sojourn in Newton. Kan, where Mrs
! ! Irwin was called on account of tht
critical condition of her mother, Mrs
= Emma Worthington, who had under
gone an operation. Mrs. Worthingtol
Is gradually gaining strength and the.
\ have hopes for her recovery.
! Kenneth Long has accepted a posi-
y ton with the Miller Rubber Co. o
I. Akron.
y Misses Martha Mills, Ruth Rec!
! ! Mary Overholt and Dorothy Durlint
- Ohio Wesleyan students, are home fo
s the spring vacation. Miss Maria
z Bauman, a student at the same schoo
:, was detained by an attack of measle
ie Mr.. A. d. Welker was called
Chicago Wednesday evening by Il
y serious illness of his wife, who W;
p taken suddenly i'll on her way hon
from Kansas City. While in Kans,
~ - City, Mrs. Welker was very i'll WI
~ ~ an attack of measles.
rs Mrs. Jas. P. Loomis, so, died su
u denly after midnight Tuesday NOR
~ ~ ing of last week at the City hospit
''' in Akron. She had been sick b
! two weeks. She was the wife of
- - P. Loomis, president of the Akr
30 Coal Co. and active as director a
,s+ stockholder in large number Of
,se dustries. The Loomis' would ha
nc been married 30 years Wednesd
=. and had planned to celebrate the q
~ ~ |niversary. They had lived in Akr
=. ~ her entire married life. She "
IN born in Lodi. She leaves two daue
~ ters, Mrs. w. v. Aydelotte and M
.. sn M. E. Morris, sister, Mrs. Jas.
ihe Waite and two brothers, DIR. Jose
:, Harris and Albert Harris, all living
~ ~ Lodi. Funeral was held from
;I ;IS residence Thursday afternoon and b
y ial made in Glendale cemetery.
There are now no cases of small-E
- in Wadsworth, several negroes hav
e e been released from quarantine dur
,ax, 1t the past week
iay Miss Dorothy Freed, east of to,
- is again i'll at her home, having seal
~ fever.
ssi William Benner of Akron was
,..+ rested here Sunday by Marshal Lu
o. charged with driving an automol
while in an intoxicated condition. B
n ner appeared before Mayor Boyer
". Sunday noon and was bound over
hearing on Monday on $500 bond.