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

man hospital.
Mrs. Tish is convalescing from al
siege Of erysipelas.
A high tribute 10 the esteem In
which Mr.. William Crosby IS held In
the community, was paid Monday
night, when representatives of the
entire school board besieged the
school board to endeavor to have him
reconsider his decision and to remain
for another year. The school board
made him an offer of $1,000 a year,
which he accepted. York high school
is fortunate in retaining him, as a
teacher is seldom found to give such
universal satisfaction as Mr.. Crosby.
Erwin and Clarence Borton of Tam
|pa, Fla, spent the weekend at John
DeMay's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Cleve-
land are visiting at J. D. Johnson's.
Wayne, the two months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Frambach, is suf-
fering with an abscess.
The eighth grade commencement
Thursday evening was a successful
affair. The class consisted of Ger
trude Wolff, Clara Wolff, Alice Walsh,
Olive Singler, Ozella Frank, Eva
Hazen, Hilda Kolb, Franklin Harbout,
Henry Ziegler, Myron Pierce, Roy
Hinman and Paul Hendrickson. The
address by Ernest Root Of Medina was
replete with good things.
Mrs. John Alexander is in Cleveland
at the home Of Dale Philips. Mr..
Phillips and family are getting ready
Ito move to Wheeling, W. Va.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lance visited
in Columbia Tuesday.
The subject of the Sunday morning
sermon in the Congregational church
twill be "The Greatness Of Christ" In
| the evening there will be a visiting
county Y. M. G. A. speaker present
: as it will be the tenth anniversary Of
the Y, M. G. A.
/ Mrs. Emma Phillips and Perry
motored to Michigan last Thursday tt
spend week.
II "A good time was enjoyed by every
one at the school picnic, Friday, which
was held on the church lawn. Their
were 100 present and a fine picni
: dinner was served.
, Mrs. Joe Seabold of Akron. Mrs
+ EEugent Fite and daughter of Albany
:? IN. Y. and Mrs. John LeVier Of Glib
= sonburg, visited at Sam Dutt's an
o A.. K. Weisz's Sunday.
pl The alumni banquet Saturday ever
). ing was a decided success, there be
4 ing 85 present. The hall was taste
- fully decorated in red, white and blu,
The following officers were elected fc
the coming year: President, Lou
20 Best, '08; vice. president, Oda Swart
. '05; secretary, Glenn Weisz, IA, ar
N treasurer, Miss Halle Manning, %
Those coming from a distance to el
nt joy this truly festive and joyous o
ID casion, were Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hur
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Branch, VIM. Tot
I'd and lady friend, Mr.. and Mrs. Da
II Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
E. Dorne Of Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. A
is thur Branch, John Steinhouser, Flo,
~ Bachtell and Cortland Dutt Of Akro
: Mr.. and Mrs. Winton Mcconnell, N
- ~. As VI IiyA
q Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bounds of
n Grange and Miss May White Of Litt
II field.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Mills of Ak
4 visited over Sunday at W. c. Pierce
4 Mr.. Geo. Shrubsole Of Elyria visit
q her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Bishop on Tu
sx day.
There was a large crowd at the h
4 torical pageant on Monday evenil
3 The young people, and especially
q teachers, deserve much credit. It "
a source of delight, and the selectic
I rendered will long be remembered
Z those who were so fortunate to be pl
= ent.
Z Chas. Clay underwent an operati
Z for appendicitis at Lakeside hospi
I on Saturday morning. Robert w
. to see him Tuesday and reports Il
4 he is getting along fine.
~ Worden Hull Of Attica is visiting
l MRS. J. Fl. McNatt's.