The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-23
SOUTHWEST MEDINA CO.
SPENCER

.'' oonil Vol1 spent Cne latter part
of the week in Medina.
DR.. Stroup was in Cleveland Satur-
day and Sunday to visit his daughter.
Vlna. He attended the Hippodrome
and heard Harry Lauder give talk
on the European war. Harry Lauder
lost son, who was an officer in the
Scotch Highlanders. DR.. Stroup saws
that everything the Cleveland papers
say of Lauder is true.
Henry Walters was in Bellevue last
week, to visit his son Grover.
The first number on the Lecture
course will be given Friday night.
Don't forget that the lecture course is
given for the benefit of the school as
we'll as for your entertainment, and
turn out with some pep to help good
thing along.
Although some of the people object
to improving our town, improvements
are still going on, and our town square
will be in first class shape in a few
weeks.
While we are talking Of improve
ments, wouldn't it be nice, if every one
who had porch light, would Ii ght it
at night. 1t sure would help those who
have to go home in the dark. If a
man is known by the company he keeps
so also is a man known by his walk,
especially in a dry town, but how can
one walk straight over rough side
walk, in the dark. The ups and the
downs of life are hard enough to keep
one busy. Be sport and light your
light. You know the good books says,
"Let your light shine" It may cost
a little more, but it adds prestige to
your home.
The K. of P. lodge held their dance
the 21st. Cater & Robinson's orches-
ira furnished the music.
Miss Ruth Ream has returned from
Ashland, where she was visiting Mrs.
Glen Repp.
O. A. Randall was in Akron last
week.
Earl Bryant must expect to make
lots of smoke in his new building. He
is building three places for it to come
out.
Mr.. John Wolf and Mr.. Hassan are
in Akron on business.
Mr.. Fisher has purchased a new
piano for his new home. Nothing
| like music in the home.
Lots of hunting in and about Spen-
Ger. No accidents reported so far.
The K. of P. lodge will put on the
third degree for bunch of candidates
the second of December and will serve
a banquet to them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fulton and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Rieche spent Sunday
with John VOLTS.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Winters and
} family made an auto trip to Louden-
vile Sunday. Came back by the way
of Ashland. They report a fine trip
; and very good roads.
The Commercial club of Spencer met
last Friday night in their rooms to
cuss and discuss the problem of light.
They have decided that Spencer has
been in the dark long enough and are
planning to put large light on the
square. Is there anything the matter
with our Commercial club? If there
is, we cannot see it. Go to it. You
have all the progressive people behind
you. Because Spencer never has been
lighted, is no reason why Spencer
should not be lighted now. If you
want your town to grow, boost, don't
knock.
Mrs. Clarissa Baughman of Lodi is
visitor at the home of Mrs. Wander
hoef.
The Spencer Metal Products Co. re-
ceived a postal card from Clarence
Dague, one of their former employees,
who is now at Camp Pike, Little Rock,
Ark.
The Methodist Sunday school has
started a war Of their own. They are
after recruits for the Sunday school,
and any one who will not attend Sun
day school, when they can, is called a
Stacker. ~f4
Wayne Shipman of Wellington, was
caller at the Henry Auble home last
week.
The Y. M. C. A. canvass Of Spencer
for money to help the Y. NJ. G. A. re-
suited in the collection Of over $500 so
far, and the northwestern section Of
the township has not vet been can
vassed. Good work.
Dale Lechlightner broke his ankle,