The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19
Any club or organization wanting

Any club or organization wanting
a>short talk on some subjects pertain
ing to the war, may secure speaker
by applying to F. M. Plank, Medina
county chairman of the National Four
minute Men.
The Gold Thimble club were en-
tertained at picnic supper by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 0. Phillips last Friday even
ing, the husbands being invited.
| The annual meeting of Mrs. J. A.
Clark's class of the l.. b. S. of the
Congregational church was held Thurs
day with Mrs. Helen Aylard.
Mrs. C. L. Cole entertained the
Tuesday afternoon club this week.
| Mrs. M. E. Nettleton entertained
Bethany Circle Of Kings Daughters
at her home, Oct. IL. Mrs. Helen Ay-
lard gave notes on lecture she had
the privilege of hearing in the South,
on "The Nativity of Christ" 1t was
not only interesting but very instruc-
tive as we'll. After the usual business
session the annual election of officers
resulted as follows: Mrs. Helen Aylard
leader, Mrs, W. F. Rogers, vice leader;
Mrs. D. N. Olds, treasurer.
Sunday, Oct. IA, was the eightieth
anniversary Of the birth of our vener-
able friend, Mr.. Elias Darlington, 1877
Lafayette road, and the occasion was
made very pleasant one by the pres
ence of number of relatives and
friends. Oct. 10 marks the seventy
fifth birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Darlington, which event formed it's
part of the celebration on Sunday.
Those from out of town were A. L.
Wayar and family, Nellie and Vernic
Wayar, and Robert Fuller and family,
all of Cleveland, and Mrs. S. c. Car
rington of Mallet Creek. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darlington were left a substan-
tial token of remembrance.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postoffice are for Henry Garry, Eu-
gene Graft and Nate Pigion.
Mrs. Chas Howard, who was burn
ed about the face and arms last week
by the explosion of a gas stove, is
recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Carl Earl is taking the place
of John Beck as clerk at Wright's book
store during Mr.. Beck's absence in Co.
lumbus, where he is recovering from a
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Hoddinott's Friendship class
of the Church of Christ held busi-
ness meeting at the home of Miss Eva
F'eess last Friday evening.
The members of the Lookout class
of the Church of Christ met with Mrs.
0. E. Bowman for their annual bust
ness meeting last Friday night.
DR., Will Nichols is on three weeks
trip to Boston and New York. He
was accompanied by DR.. Herman Ken
yon of Cleveland.
Miss Mary Kimball was elected
president of st. Paul's guild on Thurs
day evening Of last week.
The condition of Harrison But
tolph, South Elmwood street, is still
very serious.
Liberty Bond Sunday, October
p, is also Launching Sunday" for the
all-Ohio educational jubilee. Because
of this conflict in dates, the Methodist
churches of Ohio have agreed to sub
ordinate their first day campaign for
$2,900,0O0 for distribution to Ohio
Methodist educational institutions. The
campaign will close Dec. goth.
Rev. S. F. Ross addressed a public
patriotic meeting at Lodi Tuesday ev-
ening.
On Sunday evening, Nov. 4, there
will be temperance meeting at the
Princess theater, all of the village
churches being closed on that evening.
The meeting, while under the auspices
Of the churches, will be a citizens
meeting in all respects and will be adj
dressed by Chas. Wightman and A. B.
Underwood, Manager w. H. Gardner
has generously rendered the use of his
theater for the meeting free.
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