The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-17
Local EVENTS

the Western Reserve o. S. u. associa.
tiOn will be held at the Wooster Ex-
pertinent station on Saturday OF tiii
week.
Owing to the death Of Director
G. Al. Offineer, the Medina band will
not give its regular Saturday night
concert this week.
The annual reunion Of the DAME
Hyde family, held at the home Of
Sheriff r. i. Gehman last Saturday
was very enjoyble affair, ninety
eight being in attendance and at din
ner.
AT a meeting Of the last quarterly
conference at the M. E. church Tues
day evening, John Beck was appoint.
ed delegate to the annual state con-
vention, to be held at Warren, O., next
week. AT the same meeting Rev. S
+. Ross was voted unanimous wei
come to his pastorate another year.
TO succeed Mr.. J. R. Godlove, re-
signed, Supt. w. S. Edmund has Sc
cured the services Of Miss Mary
Louise Furguson, graduate of Wei
lesley college ,as instructor of mathe-
matics in Medina high school for the
coming year. Miss Ferguson is rec
commended as very efficient instruc-
tor.
IF. D. Foote, who retired from
the grocery business two weeks ago,
moved his household goods this week
to Akron, where he will reside.
&C. B. Blakeslee, who was taken
to German hospital, Cleveland, two
weeks ago, for treatment, was able to
be brought home on Sunday, he con-
tinuing to improve in health.
On a warrant sworn out by M.
T. Pritchard, Stanley Hunt was ar
rested on Saturday, charged with
having stolen a bicycle, valued at $40,
belonging to Pritchard. Before JUS
tice W. P. Ainsworth, Monday morn
ing, Hunt entered plea of not guilty
and was bound over to Common Pleas
court on his own recognizance. Hunt
was represented by Attorney Frank
Wilcox of Hinckley.
Mr.. H. o. Ferguson, q former Me-
dina boy, will sing in the Methodist
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Fer
gerson has been musical director Of
Piqua schools for the past three years
and has been elected to the position
of musical supervisor Of the high
schools of Lincoln, Neb., and also the
University Of that city. Mr.. Ferguson
\ The only son Of Mrs. Emma Fer
guson Of Medina.
-Franklin Clark Of Columbus, son
oAMr. and Mrs. F. W. Clark OF East
Smith road, is visiting the latter
wIhle awaiting call to join the Y. ;.
Aviation Corps training camp, he nav
ing recently passed the required ex-
animation. Mr.. Clark was formerly
a teacher in the schools at East Liv-
erpool, also in Oberlin college, and is |
well known in Medina, his former
home.
+ The first entertainment OF the
Chautauqua course was concert by
the Killarney Girls" yesterday after
noon. The concert was a good one
and we'll attended. Last evening Ed
win M. Whitney gave an interpreta-
ton, "Turn to the Right, we'll
M6Wplay. Mr.. Whitney's work
was of the same high standard asl
when he appeared in Medina two
years ago.
The Misses Lillian and Mildred
Albro entertained the Bridge club on
Tuesday.
Miss Eulalia Damon entertained
the Ludine club Tuesday evening.
The annual picnic of the Temple
Workers of the Baptist church was
held Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Julius Gayer.
At a meeting of Boy Scouts at the
home of Scoutmaster DeForest Olds,
Friday night, final instructions were
given out for the annual hike and
camp from Aug. "a to Sept. l. The
hike will be from Medina to Peninsula,
Whips Ledges in Hinckly beiag the
objective point the first day,The return
trip will be by the way Of Ghent and
Granger,
Assistant C. S. & T. agent, A. T..
West has accepted a position as fore
man of the stock room of the Superior
Printing Co., Akron.
y On Tuesday afternoon the ladies
Of Circle No. of the Ladies' Benevol-
ent Society of the Congregational
church, with their hh husbands met at the
Mcclure cottage atI Chippewa Lake. I
Wednesday was a gala time for
Medina county Masons and their fam
lilies, for it was their annual picnic at
Chippewa Lake, an occasion always an
ticipated with pleasure by Masons,
"old and young" There were various
kinds of races ball game and dancing
Of the old-time cotilion and Money
Musk" Also speaking. and Director
Schlagel was nresent with his Mssoic
band Of Seville a quartet also add
ing to the ENJOYMENT Of the day. The
picnic dinner appealed to all. as was
evidenced by the eagerness with which
each and everyone drew up to the
spacious tables
Among the 4S promoted TUESDAY,
TO be officers in the I'd Ohio artillery,
was Branch Pierce Of Medina, who
becomes sergeant in Battery G, and
Herbert Horn also Of Medina, cOrpOr-
al in Battery F.
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THOSE SELECTED FOR
COUNTY WAR QUOTA
(COntinIed from mage six)