The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-14
LOCAL EVENTS

Woods of Wadsworth, at the w. G. i.
ii. meeting held last Friday ofternOOn
at the home Of Mrs. H. H. Hartzog,
Lafayette Road, was one OF unusual
interest and was greeted by a fairly
good attendance.
Several from Medina attended the
annual picnic Of pioneers of Medina
and Summit counties, held on Monday,
Sept. 10, the usual date, in Blacks
Grove, near Client. Judge A. r. Web
Der Of Elyria. was the speaker OF the
occasion. !,
Miss Mildred Ensign will spend
the winter in Cleveland studying voice.
A present of $50 was given to the
local fire department by W. j. Ander-
son & Son, as appreciation OF the work
done in saving from destruction their
livery barn, during the recent burning
of the o. c. Shepard mill. ;,
The regular meeting OF Council
was held on Tuesday evening. ASIDE
from allowing number of bills, Coun-
eli arranged to take care OF bal
ance due F. o. Phillips on a lighting
contract, amounting to about $3OO.
B. w. Bowman entered his Re-
public truck this week in the school
work in the district in Montville town
shin. for which he obtained the con-
tract, and the kids all scamper to get
a ride in the big buzz wagon. !.
The Northeast Ohio conference OF
the Methodist church is in session at
Warren. O., this week. Rev. 5. +
Ross, pastor of the local church Is
in attendance. This conference is the
largest in the world and is being pre-.
sided over by Bishop Mcdowell OF
Chicago. ,.
Advertised letters at the Medina
postofice are for Emanuel Ecter, Miss
Carrie Geisinger, E, W. Guenther, d.
Howard, Bradley Johnson, W. ..
Phelps, John Reeze, ]. M. Stevens,
Francis M. Waterman.
&C. L. C. club was entertained az
the home of Miss Genevieve Nichols
Thursday evening Of this week.
The last open air band concert OF
the season will be held on Saturday
evening in the park. The concerts
this summer, as in previous years,
have been enjoyed by large crowds,
and all doubtless would be glad If the
band would continue the concerts Tor
a few more weeks.
H. G. Rowe is the happy posses
sor of another new Ford auto with
truck body attached.
Perry Eakens Of Lafayette, was
painfully injured on Monday OF this.
week. while working for Walter Ken
nedy on the road north Of Medina. a.
,flying chain struck him on the nose,
breaking it.
Paul Shane of Canton, SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Shane of Medina, has
been conscripted and expects to go
with the next percentage OF Stark
county's quota, Sept 19.
On Monday Clarence Rickard was
granted license by the Embalmlngl
Department of the State Board OF
Health, to practice any where in Ohio:
The license is what Is known as o.
Glass A, which gives Mr. Rckard the
right to handle all cases, whether OF
contagious diseases, or otherwise. he
took his examination in June.
Miss Sara Herman entered upon
her duties as teacher at the Mt. Pleas
ant school in Hinckley township on
Monday. 100
Ira ]. Creger has sold his 100
acre farm on the Wooster pike to Mr..
Hostetler. :,
A goodly sized audience attended
the mimic law suit at the Princess
theater, Tuesday evening, under the
auspices of the Loyal Workers class
of the Christian church. The case
was conducted under regular court
proceedings, with judge, jurors, law
yers and real live witnesses. Many
Jokes were pointed at various To-
cal citizens and caused considerable
merriment.
Miss Esther Hale entertained the
Ludine club on Tuesday evening.
The Misses Irene Beedle and Zola
Turner have taken positions in the Of
fee of the Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., at Akron.
Mary Harris Armor, the "Geor-
gia Cyclone will speak on temper
ance at the court house tonight, at
7:30 o'clock
"A very pleasant occasion was the
reception Wednesday evening to Rev.
VIM. Drew, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, and family by
the Ladies' Benevolent Society of the
church, at the home Of Mrs. R. NJ. Nc
Dowell, 205 Prospect street. The re-
ception was from s to 10; about $50
attending. Light refreshments were
served.
Misses Genevieve Nichols, Eliza
beth Branch and Kathryn Bartholo-
new will enter Woman's College at
Cleveland on Monday.
Willing Workers Circle Of Kings
Daughters held an all-day meeting and
picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. E.
F. Musser Thursday.
About rs Medinans attended the
the Lorain County fair at Elyria on
Wednesday, incidentally witnessing the
races, prominent in which were DIR.
Robinson's Maggie Wedgwood and r.
o. McDowell's Mostella. Neither won
any money, both racing in the 2;16
pace in which there were IL starters.
Another week has come and gone
and no work on the paving Of North
Court street begun.
H. c. Averill has left at the SEN
tinel Office a potato weighing 18 1-2
ounces, which he says is only a sample
Of the yield from his farm in Hinck-
ley. The tllber is known as the Pas
taska, q Michigan potato.
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