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

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had been pretty thoroughly honey
combed for Liberty Bond purchasers,
the Boy Scouts sifted through the vii
lage Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week and rounded up $3.50 worth.
Great, boys.
Chan Munson Of Cleveland, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Munson Of E.
Smith Road, expects to enlist in the
u. S. army as a dentist He was at
his parents home Sunday and signi-
fed his purpose.
Marshall Bryant has enlisted in
the Oberlin unit of the Medical Re
serve Corps and expects to 60 into
training July 20, at Allentown, Pa.
will Gates, Zuill Ballard, Floyd
Prouty and Wendell Lerch, who re-
ported in the Ohio Naval Militia, at
Cleveland, Monday, are still there and
from letters received by their families
Thursday indicate that they will be
sent to Chicago within few days.
w. F. Baque and family moved
this week from 121 West North street
to the w. H. Reinhardt house, 1877,
the same street, Mr.. and Mrs. Rein
hardt removing ito the rooms above
their restaurant on W. Liberty street.
A field meeting will be held at
the N. E. test farm of the Ohio agri-
cultural experiment station at Strongs-
vile, Friday, June 20, which promises
Il, be a most instructive and enjoyable
occasion.
Members of the Medina high
school enjoyed a picnic and social
time at Chippewa Lake park last Fri
day, s
E. P. Hartman has sold his Sc
vile grocery store to Mr.. Case OF
lsEodi.
Advertised letters at the Medina
psotoffice are for: Mrs. Kate Elder,
T. ]. Fowler, Miss Millie Stow, W. E.
Thompson and Mrs. William Wertz.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reinhardt en-
tertained the past week in honor of
their daughter, Inez Brockway, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Fielding of Duluth, Minn.,
Mrs. Louis Geoltz and daughter Loettie
of Ashland, Wis, Mrs. Addie Vallen-
court, Miss Iva Williams and Zyrill
Val!encourt of Akron, Misses Bertha
and Grace Makey Of Cleveland and
Mrs. Ezra Behner and son Ed Behner
of Liverpool.
All members of Comet Temple
Degree staff are requested to be pres
emf S,onday evening, June IL, for con-
test he.arsal.
-. @Tbe la,,,ies of the W. R. G. will
give a dinner for the G. A. R. boys
next Wednesday, June 20, in the din
ing room of the Baptist church, after
which short program will be glven'
1t was reported Thursday evening
that the Liberty Bond sale had gone
appreciably above the 100000 mark,
out of the $5G0000 amount assigned
to the county. Monday there had
been sold $375,O00 worth; ana the Me. !
dina Boy Scouts sold between $500 and
5000 worth Of bonds Wednesday and
Thursday. Subscriptions will be res
ceived up to this noon and the eleventh
hour applicants are expected to raise
the allotted amount.
Bids for the Improvement, by a |
three-inch asphalt top, on the road
north Of town, were opened at Colum-
bus yesterday and the contract will
probably be awarded today.
Mrs. Ezra Mason was taken TO a
Cleveland hospital last evening, where
it is expected that an operation for APP
pendiciis would have to be performed.
She had been confined to her home
since Tuesday.
The Busy Bees Circle of Kings
Daughters. with their husbands, will
have picnic supper at Chippewa Lake
next Wednesday evening".
The wedding of Miss Mildred
Kirkpatrick and Mr.. Ceyfon Wood
ruff last Sunday, at the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. james
Kirkpatrick, 131 N. Vine street, was
the uniting of two of Medina's best
inown Young people. Rev. S. F.
Ross of the Methodist church perfom-
ed the ceremony, which was witnessed
by the following friends: Mrs, Paul
Kelser and children Of Westerville, O.:
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. s. Porter and chill
dren of Orrville, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wister, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and
Dudley Newton of Cleveland, Arthur
Pierce of Akron, Clifton Lopmis of
Gambler, Dorothy Branch Of Lake
wood, and Herbert Horn. Branch
Pierce and Richard Fluent