davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

MI s. H. H. duntef, MIS- + y. StrGck-
meyer. Mrs. B. F. Spaulding. Mrs.
Mrs Edward Elsie. Mrs. James J.
Wesley, Mrs. Guy Lawrence, Mrs.
George Piercey, Mrs. Charles Burch
Mrs. ]. A. Messenger. Mrs. Orton
Wylie, Mrs Ike Diamond. Mrs. Irwin
Fletcher. Mrs. Adolf Liebenow,. Mrs.
Alfred Becker, Mrs. ]. J. Sullivan.
Mrs Sol Rosenblad, Mrs II. L
Landers, Mrs. H B. Burns. Miss
Leverich and Miss Lillian Frances
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash Entertain
AT Dance and Cards Thursday
Mr.. and MIS-. Edwin Earl Nash
gave IN informal dance and card
evening Thursday at their home on
West Portland street. Stately iris
featured the decorative scheme i'll
which wealth Of spring flowers
were employed. There were present
M. and Mrs John O'Malley, DR.
and Mrs. George Goodrich, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Wayland, MIR. and Mrs
Arthur Gibbons Hulett MI and Mrs.
Ira J. Johnson. Mir and Mrs Chester
Dana Reed. Mr.. ard Mrs. James S.
Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs w It. Studor
and Alr. ard Mrs. J. NJ. Phillipouski
Thursday by Mrs. Alma Lowe
Spring flowers decorated the
Adams street residence of Mrs. Alma
Lowe Thursday Afternoon, when she
gave n prettily appointed bridge at
which prizes were captured by Mrs.
A. l.. Moore. Mrs. O. c. Bartlett and
Mrs. Peter Mohn. Miss Flora Grier
and Miss Alta Holmes assisted the
hostess in receiving the guests, who
We're Mrs. T. w. Pemberton. Mrs.
George Brockway, Mrs. A l. Moor,,
Mrs. W. c.. Ellis, Mrs H. ]. Nc
Chung, Mrs A. C. Dodge. Mrs. William
J.. Pinney, Mrs Joseph Stark, Mrs.
n i. st. Claire. Mrs r, NJ. Tafel.
Mrs. J. 3. Hooker, Mrs. NJ. e. NORM.
Mrs. Nyron II. McCord. Mrs John
Altk"ns. Mrs. .. c. Bartlett, Mrs. A
/. Moore, Mrs. F. L. Jack, Mrs. @. c.
kartlett. Mrs Laura Harrison, Mrs.
Peter Moha, Mrs William B. Lount,
Mrs. Myrtle Springer, Mrs Cvril Gil
Coldren, Mrs. n. s. Stafford. Mrs E.
c. Baker. Mrs. l. E. Lawrence Mrs.
Ida Johrson Mrs. T. W. Duncan, Miss
Nndra Lawrence, Miss Adeline
Schmidt.
Mrs. D. D. Northup gave a bridge
luncheon yesterday in compliment to
her sister. Mrs. Otto Rrohm, Of Den
yer. who will be her guest until after
Easter Covers were laid for twelve.
Merhers Of Three Casts TO
Be Entertained on Monday
The group of women who took
part in the three clever one-act
plays presented hv the drama study
class of the Woman's club on Cen
tlemen's Evening will be entertained
by Mrs. James Griffin chairman OF
the class, Monday afternoon Mrs.
Gr!ffin's guests viii include Mrs
Franklin McCluskey, who directed
the play, Mrs. Daniel Francis. Mrs.
George Olney. Mrs. Fred Woolsey.
Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Mrs. Joseph II.
Kibbey, Mrs Ralph Cameron. Mrs.
I. E. Hewins. Mrs. W. w. McNeff.
Yrs. T. f. Irvine, Mrs. Charles Van
Deer Veer. Mrs. J. H. Coles, Mrs
William l. Pinnev, Mrs Wallace
Matthie, Miss Duke Miss Frances
Ellit and Miss Fay DcMund.
Mrs. II. \. Diehl will give an IN
formal tea Wednesdays afternoon in
honor e Mrs. w. C. Ellis, whose
marriage was charming event of
Valentines day.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell gave a small
luncheon Friday at her North Central
avenue home. Covers We're laid for
six.
Miss Theresa Cogswell, who was
maid of hCnor at the Bennett-Dowi.
iDC wedding pon,ona 1ac cf5rnr,,ar
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Mr.. and Mrs. n. D. McVay Leave
After Delightful Visit Here

Mrs. H. D. McNay, who has made
a legion of friends in her three
years residence in Phoenix, will join
Mr.. McVay in Ell Paso the latter part
of the week. The departure of Mr..
and Mrs. McVay is a matter of
genuine regret to everyone who had
the pleasure OF knowing them. Mr..
McVay left for Texas early last week
and since his absence Mrs McVay
has been the guest Of Mrs. H. NJ.
Fennemore.
Mrs. +. P. Biddings. president, will
entertain the members of the auxil-
larry of the o. f. S Thursday after
noon at Masonic ball. All visiting
members Of the Eastern Star are
invited.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

Not a small amount Of interest in
the Country club play "A Pair of
Queens" centers about the first APP
pearance of MIS-. Charles Gardiner
whose sister, Miss Ruth Grffen, is
winning fame on the professional
stage. Mrs. Gardiner, like her sister,
has the advantage of gaining her
initial experience under Maitland
Davies, who is recognized as without
rival in directing amateur attrac
tons. Mr. Davies sees in pretty Mrs.
Gardiner many of the qualities that
Joseph Sherburne JenckesS Jr., Mrs
H A. Diehl, Mrs. +. H. Ensign, Mrs
Louis Dysart, Mrs. W J Arnold OF
Dyerbrg, Tenn, Mrs r. a. Rey-
mond Miss Fanny Peck and Miss
Grace Peck
Miss Anna Monihan viii give an
Easter luncheon Wednesday as a
courtesy to Miss Madge Kripe.
Miss Ruth Jessop, gave an informal
luncheon of six covers Saturday in
honor or Miss Theresa Cogswell.
Mrs. William l. Pnney is
Hostess at Saturday Affair
Mrs. William L. Pinney, who has
contributed number Of delightful
events toward the gayety Of the
spring, was charming luncheon
hostess yesterday entertaining Mrs.
George Gage, Mrs JOHN bennett, Jr.,
Mrs. Leander Heard, Mrs. Edwin J.
Gillette, Mrs. C. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. S.
D. futile, Mrs. Martha Waite, Mrs
Tafel. Miss Morgan and Mrs Walter
Talbot.
Charles Van Deer Veer, Mrs r. NJ
Tafel and Miss Morgan.
The Misses Kelly Entertain
Friends on Tuesday Evening
Complimenting group of attrac-
tive visitors, Miss Estelle Kelly and
Miss Mamie Kelly gave an informal
dinner Tuesday evening at their
North Central avenue home. A basket
of daffodils was the tables center
piece and fragrant spring flowers
were placed about the. room. The
honored guests were Miss BeryI
Kane of Newport, and Miss Mar
guerite Rabbit and Miss Marjorie
Sisson of Flagstaff. Others there
were Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss
Georgia Mintz, Miss Ethel McDer-
mott, Miss Eva Behn, Miss Bertha
Hughes and MISS Ellen Hughes.
informal Bridge Party is
Given by Mrs. Vernon Cook
Mrs. Vernon Cook gave an informal
bridge Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. c. f. Hotchkiss, a much feted
southern visitor. JOnquils and mas
turtium combined in an effective
decoration. Those there were Mrs.
Hotchkiss, Mrs. Herbert Parsons,
Mrs. James H McClintock, Mrs. John
r. Hampton. Mrs. Margaret Ormond,
Mrs. Roy e. Thomas. Mrs. d. F
Harbridge. Mrs. N. d. Sanders, Mrs.
H. L. Cox. Mrs. J. r. Simms, Mrs.
]. B. Gillespie. Mrs. Fen Hildreth,
Mrs. Robert G. Saufley and Mrs.
Shelton Saufley.
Mrs. Thomas B. Stewart of Willetta
street cave an informal tea Friday
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

is the guest of the Paul BENEFITS at
their apartments at the WEIGH. In
honor of the visitor who has become
a general favorite in the short time
she has been here, Mrs Bennett
will give an informal tea on Monday.
Mrs. Seiim j. Nicholson is
Hostess in Honor of Sister
IN honor OF her sister. Mrs. Ed
ward MelcZer of Chicago, Mrs Selim
J. Nicholson gave a bridge Monday
afternoon that was charming in its
appointments. The card rooms We're
transformed into veritahle conser-
vatories with the profusion OF spring
flowers in evidence. Carnation clust-
ers, bowls of nastur1ium, baskets of
stock and fragrant lilies all combined
to produce very charming effect.
The prize winners were Mrs. F. I.
Ceilings and Mrs. Lyman Peters.
The guest list included Mrs. Thomas
Campbell, Mrs Carl Hayden, Mrs
anrence McEllherren. Mrs. Barry
Goldwater, Mrs. Edwin Earl Nash, Mrs
]. G. Van Ieuwen. Mrs. David Gold
berg, Mrs. II. W. Asbury, Mrs Lewis
T. Carpenter, Mrs. Marcus Jacobs,
MIS-. Isaac Taft StodGard Mrs r. w
Pemberton, Mrs. C. G. Fl. Hutchison
Mrs. Joseph Melczer. Mrs. P. X
Lewis, Mrs. H. Nj. Fennemore, Mrs.
E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Emil CAM, AIRS
Lyman Bennett, Ms. William p.
Ceilings, Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs.
Julian Holnes, Mrs. Lyman Peters,
Mrs. C. H. Akers. Mrs. Aaron Cold
perg, Mrs. B. E. Marks, Mrs j. j..
Sweeney, Mrs. J. +. Wolpe, Mrs. d.
W. Nickels, Mrs J. H Coles, Mrs.
Ira j. Johnson, MS. Victor Hanny,
MIS- James s Giffin, Mrs. Fen Hill :
dreth, Miss Frances DeGraff and
Miss Selma Goldberg.
Bridge Party Given by
Mrs. Arnold Delightful
The bridge given by Mrs Charles
Arnold on Tuesday was one of the
most attractive events of the gay
spring season. A profusion of spring
blossoms carried out the yellow
scheme that blended charmingly with
the appointments Of Mrs arnold $
home on West Washington street.
the card prizes were won by Mrs. p.
X. Lewis, Mrs. George MintZ and
Mrs Roy Wayland. The guest list
Included Mrs. Thomas f. Campbell,
Mrs. j. H. Clingan Of Delaware, Mrs.
Pert Clingan, Mrs. Thomas Maddox,
Mrs. Malcolm Fraser. Mrs. Jack VIII
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Mrs. A. c. Dodge Gives Bridge
lnnrLenn as Need End Affair

tGllCEeOn as weed End Affair
In honor of Mrs e S. Clark and
Mrs. Neil Clark OF Prescott, Mrs. A.
C. Dodge gave charming bridge
luncheon yesterday at her home on
North Fourth avenue. Invited to
meet the complimented guests were
Mrs. Joseph Stark, Mrs. j. w. Doris,
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Kennedy, Mrs. T. W.
Pemberton, Mrs. T.. H. Ensign. Mrs
George Brockway, Mrs. A. L. Moore
Mrs. Edward Leonard, Mrs. William
B. Lount, Mrs. Joseph Sonntag, Mrs.
J. B. Hooker, Mrs. Eva Coldren Mrs.
J. c. Kieger, MIS-. w S Lawrence
Mrs. Alma Lowe Mrs T. w. Duncan,
Mrs. Charles T. Walters, Mrs. Minnie
Woods, Mrs. L. E. Parker. Mrs. c. b.
Laird, Mrs. J. 4. j. Hartman. Mrs.
Ted J. johnson, Mrs. c. H Pratt, Miss
Audra Lawrence and Miss Matte
Belle Dawes.
Mrs. Dodge entertained earlier in
the week with 4 bridge. The card
rooms were beautifully decorated
with spring flowers and nasturtium.
Mrs. Chester Dana Reed made the
highest score. Those there were
Mrs Charles Pratt, Mrs. B. F. Burns.
MIS- Raymon Alec, Mrs. Ohio Hand
ley, Mrs. Charles Pishon, Mrs. Chester
Dana Reed, Mrs. Emery Oldaker.
Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. Edward
Rudolph, Mrs. Cyril Gilbert, Mrs.
Richard Belcher, Mrs. Charles Wag-
horn, Mrs. Frank Wright. Miss Audra
Lawrence, Miss Edna Stone and Miss
Kathryn Rawlings.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
lBa chelolss' Ball
Spring Feature
Coming ApiIr IL

Admittedly there is no season of
the year as enjoyable as spring The
spring gladness seems to make itself
felt IN every event and there is a
certain charm in the informality
that is injected into social pleasures
from now until summer. There will
ne one more formal function, and that
VIII he an affair which in all prob
ability viii surpass in prilliance any
event of the past. 1t is To be the
bachelors ball 1t Will be given at
the Woman's cluD on April H. Every
maid and matron, fortunate enough
10 be included i'll the guest list, is
anticipating the dance with more
than ordinary pleasure The patron
esses, numbered among the social
leaders, are Mrs. W. c. Hartranft,
Mrs. John II. Page, Mrs Louis Gates
Of Ray, Mrs. Leo Goldman, Mrs. W.
j. Kingsbury and Mrs. c. T. Aims
worth. Alexander Baker is president
Of the club, Leon Tolleson the vice
president and Robert Beardsley sec
rotary and treasurer. The remain
ing members of the board OF govern
ors are Dan Patch, Arthur Hahn, Roy
Murray and Eugene Goldman.
Mrs. George Gage Returns
To Her Home in Pasadena
evening for Pasadena after a de-
Hghtful stay of several months in
Phoenix with her daughter, Mrs. John
bennett Jr. Mrs. Gage was extern
siVely entertained during her stay, the
last fortnight being crowded with
events in her honor Among the
small events We're luncheons and din
ners At the San Marcos in Chandler
and also al the Ingleside club. Mrs.
Gage was the guest Of Mrs w. II.
Code Of Chandler on Thursday.
Return Of Sidney GoIdmans
is Pleasant Event of Week
The return of the Sidney Goldmans
to the west, after a years absence in
New York, was q pleasant happening
Of the past week. Nh. Goldman ar
riyd in Phoenix Wednesday and Mrs
Goldman, who is visiting relatives in
Los Angeles, win join him here in 4
few weeks.
Colonel +. G. Halle and G. NJ.
Peterson left on Friday for the Cali
fornia coast after a pleasant stay OF
several weeks in Phoenix Frank
Halle left the same day, going to
Colorado Springs.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Society and Club Notes for Sunshine Capital City

other month before leaving to her
home. Her April stay will also be as
Mrs. Lees guest. Mrs. G. VI. Sayles
of Los Angeles, is visiting Mrs. Lee,
and plans to remain until summer
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

afternoon in honor of Mrs. Otto
Brohn OF Denver. 1t was delightful
neishbor affair, twelve guests being
present.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Salt Lake City Girl Leaves
For Home EarIv in the Week

Miss Effie Mathews, WHO has been
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. H. M.
Fennemore for a fortnight. is leavinc
early in the week for her home in
Salt Lake City. Miss Mathews has
had a most delightful visit and has
particularly enjoyed motor trips to
points of interest. On Sunday the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fennemore,
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Lyman Bennett and
Miss Mathews motored to Casa
Ruins
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

Mrs. Hugh Campbell gave a small
luncheon Friday at her North Central
avenue home. Covers We're laid for
six
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Small Luneheons Feature
OF Country Club Affair

IN. addition to the club members to
whom the tennis luncneons of the
Country club are of especial enjoy
ment, there We're a numoer of small
luncheOns given at the club on We'd
nesday. Included among the num-
Der present were Mrs. d. NJ. Bar
ringer of Philadelphia, Mrs E. j.
Renn&tt. Mrs. Louis II. Chalmers,
Mrs. Richard E. Sloan, Mrs. c. F.
Jr., Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, Mrs. Lester
Wallace OF New York, Mrs. Edith
Knowles. Mrs. Lewis Wallace Mrs.
Walter Talbot, Mrs. Robert a. Craig,
Mrs. Ancu Martin, Mrs. Daniel
Frances, Mrs. Charles Macarthur, Mrs.
George Archer, Mrs. Anthem Regeer,
Mrs. F. E. Marshall, Mrs. c. C.
Hutchinson, Mrs. Barry Goldwater,
Mrs Rupert f. Moore, Mrs. Ernest
Lewis. Mrs. w K. James, Mrs j. w.
Doris, Mrs George II. Cook, Mrs.
Z. :. Clark, Mrs. Neil Clark, Mrs.
Hugh Campbell, Mrs Henry George,
Mrs. Louis Sands. Mrs. John r.
Porter of Rockford, Mrs. S. L. Tut
tie. Mrs. Martha Waite, Mrs. George
Gage Mrs. John bennett, Jr.. Mrs.
Mrs D. Il Burtis, Mrs. George Olney,
Mrs. Ed Shaw, Mrs. Roy Wayland.
Mrs. James S. Griffin, Mrs. Cass
Redewin Mrs. Z. w. Baum, Mrs.
Julian Holmes, Miss Ellen Conway,
Mrs. Mary Maroney of Denver. Miss
Marjorie Davie, Miss Eleanor Sloan,
Miss Selma Goldberg. Miss Wilma
Waite Miss Birdie Butler, Miss
Myrtle Butler, Miss May Utley. Miss
Marion Doris, Miss Marjorie Sisson
ard Miss Landonia Cotton.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

Mrs. II. \. Diehl viii give an In
formal tea Wednesdays afternoon in
honor e Mrs. w. C. Ellis, whose
marriage was charming event of
Valentines dav.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

Miss Theresa Cogswell, who was
maid of hCnor at the Bennett-Dowi.
inc wedding in Pomona last summer.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Saturday Feature is Bridge
p.r<v Givon bv Mrs NicketS

Party Given BY Mrs. NiekeIs
Mrs D. w. Nickels gave bridge
yesterday afternoon that was one of
the charmingly appointed events of
the week, the Easter motif featuring
the decorative scheme. Mrs. Nickels
guests included Mrs. Earl Curtis,
Mrs. l. D. Dameron,- Mrs. John I4entz,
Mrs. George MintZ. Mrs. Emil CAM,
N.Y. William SnenCer Alexander.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Mesdsmes McNeff and Sonntae
To Give Series at Rridne

Mrs. w. w. McNeff and Mrs.
Joseph Sonntag will give a series OF
bridge affairs Easter week. having
selected April ~ and IS as the dates.
The afternoons are among the inter-
eSting events scheduled for an eX-
ceptionally gay week and will take
place at the McNeff residence on
North Third aYenue
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Al Fresco Luncheon Given
BY Miss Gillespie Thursday

BY Miss Gillespie Thursday
A charming al frescc luncheon was
given by Mrs. J. B. Gillespie Thurs
day IN compliment to Mrs. C. r.
Hotchkiss of Jackson, Tenn. The
affair took place at the Rosary and
the tables with dainty decoration OF
marigolds and sweet alysum were
beautifully arranged in the artistic
garden. Bridge was a feature of the
afternoon, the prizes being won by
Mrs. Shelton Saufley of Stanford.
Kentucky and Mrs. William c. Giles
pic. Mrs. Gillespie was assisted i'll
receiving by Mrs. Hotehkiss. Mrs.
Herbert Parsons, Mrs. William c.
Gillespie, and the small daughter of
the hostess. Miss Elizabeth Gillespie.
Asked TO meet the honored guest
were Mrs William Harrison Lewis.
Mrs. Robert c. Saufley Mrs. T. c.
McReynolds. Mrs. d. F. Harbridge,
Mrs. Harold C. Bennett Mrs Robert
A Craig. Mrs. Ralph Cameron Mrs
Francis II. Redewill, Mrs. Shelton
Saufley, Mrs. Ira j. Johnson, Mrs.
Edward Kurmeier of Jerome, Mrs
F. W Baum. Mrs. Joseph H. 'Kibbey,
MIS- F. B. Baptist, Mrs. Paul Bennett,
Mrs. Vernon Cook. Mrs. S. H. Mitchell
Mrs. Caroline Kibbev Mrs. JOSEPH
Jencl,es, Mrs Carl Anderson, Mrs. n
n Sonds. Mrs. John Henry Coles:
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

Mrs. D. Nj. Barrineer VIII &c
Guest Here for Several Weeks
Mrs. D. VI. Barringer arrived Mon
day from Philadelphia md will be
here several weeks the guest Of her
(ConfiT1lad on Page rHhrael
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Return OF Sidney GoIdmans
Is Pleasant Event of Week

Colonel +. G. Halle and G, NJ.
Peterson left on Friday for the Cali
fornia coast after a pleasant stay OF
several weeks in Phoenix Frank
Halle left the same day, going to
Colorado Springs
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29
GRANGERBURG

We regret to announce the death Of
one of our oldest residents, Mrs,
Phoebe Paul Pierce, which occurred
last Friday, Nov. 23, at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. George Waite, at
the age Of 76 years. pneumonia being
the direct cause of death. Funeral
services were held at the Waite home,
Monday forenoon at 10:30 o'clock, con
Quoted by Rev. Charles Searles OF
Hinckley. Burial was made in Hinck-
ley.
Phoebe Paul Piper the last Of a
family of five children, was born at
Hinckley, Ohio, July s., 1S4l: On
Feb. II, 1856, she married Geo. Plerce,
who departed this life in 1897. 10
this union were born three children,
Nav who died in infancy, and George
in 1897, leaving three sons, who are
in Montana and unable to be present,
also Mabel with whom she has spent
the last few years of her life.
No cheese was made at the Granger
cheese factory, because of the boiler
to the engine bursting on Sunday
morning. The milk will be sold to
Akron parties until repairs are made,
consequently there will be no whey
for the patrons for the present.
George Graft went to Akron City
Hospital Monday and was operated on
Tuesday for appendicitis. We wish
him speedy recovery.
Miss Eva Davis, who is a nurse in
Mt. Sinai hospital, Cleveland, is spend
ing few weeks with her parents and
sisters.
Harry Codding and family will be
entertained Thanksgiving at the H. H.
Codding home. Claude lockwood
wife and daughter Helen will be en-
tertained in Akron and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hatch and daughter Mary at
Ed. Hoods in Weymouth.
The stork presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellis Arnold with daughter recently.
The senior class play which was to
have been given here at the school
building Saturday evening, cannot be
given because of sickness of one of
the characters who had an important
part in the play.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29
NORTHWEST MEDINA co.
pENF1ELD

Mr.. Howard Stephens, wife and son
William of Cleveland, spent from Sat-
urday until Monday afternoon with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Park.
Mr.. Alex Mccoy and family and J.
Bartholomew and wife spent Sunday
in Lakewood, at the home of Raymond
Bartholomew.
The Garman reunion met at the
home of Brouse Gar1nan Sunday, Nov.
25th. A pleasant day was spent.
i. The Ladies' Aid Of the Congrega-
tional church will give an apron sale
Friday, Dec. 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ri. Holcomb and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John McLafin
and children Of Cleveland, were guests
of Mrs. Henry Taylor recently.
A farewell reception was given Levi
Smith and family Friday evening
They will go to Elyria to make their
home. A welcome reception was also
rendered Mr.. and Mrs. Clinehead the
same evening, the company meeting
in Society hall.
Mrs. L. I. Crow is suffering with
ervsipelas in her face.
The friends of Mrs. Dayton are sor-
ry to hear that she is again very poor.
ly.
NORTHWEST MEDINA COUNTY
Continued on page five)
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29

their families will spend Thanksgiving
in Strongsville with B. Blakeslee's.
Mrs. Sarah Eddy of Medina has
commenced a series of Bible studies
at the M. E. church which prove to be
interesting and instructive.
Mrs. Alex Gibbs received word Sum
day morning from her daughter, Clara
Cinniger, of how she was at the bed
side Of her mother Cinniger at Medina
Center. Mrs. Cinniger had very
severe operation for stoppage Of the
bowels.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29

to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkens of Cleveland.
Mrs. Wilkens was Mary Brant and
used to live here years ago.
Mrs. Anna Miner Stull, who hasbeen
staying at George Coleman's the past
week, returned to her home in Akron
on Monday, and Helen Miner went
with her and will stay couple of
weeks.
Clair Cadmium has gone to Cleveland
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Fields and son Robert
of Cleveland spent Saturday and Sun
day at Frank Brant's.
We understand that Earl Lewis has
sold his farm just south of the center
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
new EXHIBITS
FOR EXCHANGE
Cary Safe Company and Hol-
land Concern Supply Dis
plays of Products

The new exhibits which VIII soon
be in place In the Builders and Trad
ers' exchange are thIse Of The Cary
Safe company. Of Buffalo. y. "
showing 1afes. etc. and the Ameri-
can Humidiner company. OF Hol-
land, Mich, which manufactures an
automatic device 10 be connecte1
with the furnace, regulating tho hui
mildly OF the air In the house.
Another new exhibit, which Is
now being shipped 10 the Detroit
exposition from New York, Is an
austrAl window. II Is a. patented
contrivance which can be easily
handled. and it's manufacturers
claim II viii all long-felt want
The Kalamazoo Art Stone com
pany. OF Kalamazoo. Mich, and OF
Detroit. which has been operating
In this city. as general contractors.
has become associated with the ex-
change.
The California bungalow, one OF
the exhibits in the exchange. shows
a particular kind of exterior stucco
work In which white marble has
teen used with splendid artistic
tffert.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
AUTO SCHOOL
HAS FINE CORPS
OF INSTRUCTORS

The high standard OF instruction
given at the Michigan State Auto
School is indicated by the fact that
nine OF the is instructors are mem
hers OF tfe Society Of Automobile
Engineers
A. G.. Heller. president OF the
school Is making a life work Of
training men for the Biggest buoi-
ness" aud takes particular pride In
The ability and serious purpose Of
bis corps OF instructors The work
Is divided into departments. so that
students advance by easy stages as
they become proficient.
Faculty meetings are held week
Is. new Developments in automobile
engineering and practice being MIS-
cussed. as well az ways and means
OF turning out better automobile
men.
The Detroit times., 1917-03-13
Important Readjustments, Domestic
And international, Must Come, to
Gain Normal Stability. Says Clews

iinetly socialistic. and there has
been considerable fear OF their con-
tinuance after the war: but while
justified as solely p war measure
they are working unsatisfactory
and proving that the government
ooes not equal private enterprise In
either efficiency or economy. Fol-
lowing foreign examples. our gov
eminent is making many ventures
into the same field; and
should we be drawn INTO war,
government control. II not cwn-
ership. will certainly be cxer-
cised upon q much larger scale than
now. Thus far none Of the foreign
governments. not even the British.
has succeeded In preventing high
PRICES by these means: and in
spite OF strenuous, even harsh pre-
yentive methods. food prices and
all other commodity prices have
scared to extraordinary heights. The
failures OF foreign governments In
this respect should provide a much
needed Lesson in economies. for they
prove to the hilt that prices are still
governed by the unslterable law OF
gupply and demand