The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-26
III oCAL EVENTS


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Grahbe, IrTna Kean, Elsie Lowry, Mrs,
Kenneth Shafer, Fred States, Clarencs
Street.
Per Bc:: {, &c &. NJ. NJ. end Mrs Fleyd :anee
q son on Wednesday.
The fountain tank in the park was
cleaned out on Monday.
The Sentinel acknowledges very
pleasant call Thursday from Rev. G.
G. Gifin, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Leroy.
Chas. Davis has purchased the
Tibbitts' blacksmith shop on w. Smith
road and will open for business next
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Lent have gone
to Cleveland for the winter and have
sold their farm to Mr.. Erb of near
Mallet Creek.
"A special meeting Of the Fire de-
partment is called for this evening at
the town hall, by Lysle Rollins, secre-
tary. All members are urged to be
present.
AT meeting of the fire laddies
last Friday night subscriptions were
made for Liberty Bonds to the amount
Of $500.
Anna Luella, four-months-
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tschantz,
who reside at the home of e. F. Mus
ser on Wadsworth road. died Tuesday
evening from pneumonia. The body
was taken Wednesday to Orrville, for
nner home of the parents for burial.
Maynard, son of County Clerk l..
]. Flickinger, sustained a spranied
arm Tuesday night, when his bicycle
Collided with that of another boy going
the opposite direction on South Broad
way. The vision Of both boys was OBJ
scured by the snow storm raging at
the time.
Wrapped in the copious folds Of
"Bill" Hobart's overcoat, which he
picked up by mistake at the close of a
Liberty Loan committee meeting at
the town hall last Thursday night, A.
i. Boyden might easily have been
mistaken for an ancient Roman consul,
while "Bill," in Boyden's coat, resem
bled the famous man with the tight
skin. Each was restored to his own
the following day.
The County Commissioners Mon
day granted permission to the Central
Union Telephone Co. to set poles on
the north and south road running past
the County Infrmary.
Mrs. Harry Clark's class Of the
Ladies' Benevolent society of the Con-
gregational church entertained Mrs.
Ora Lacey's and Mrs. Harold Vests
classes at the church parlors.
Comet Lodge was visited Tuesday
night by Tom Pew, district deputy of
the X. of P. of Medina county.
The city union of the Kings
Daughters met at the Winyah club on
Monday afternoon, when a pleasant
program was given.
Mrs. Allie Green has moved to
Akron.
The public schools will enjoy a day
off today, the teachers being in at
tendancec at the sessions Of the annual
Northeastern Ohio Teachers ass0cia-
tion in Cleveland.
-Rt. Rev. Frank DeMoulin Of Cleve
land preached at st. Paul's church last
Sunday morning.
Preceding the mass meeting at the
court house Wednesday night, Clofford
Jackman, temperance orator, delivered
a brief address. exhcrting for a heavy
dry vote Nov. 6.
The Priscilla club enjoyed pic
mic supper at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Neal Kellogg, Monday evening.
Miss Dorothy Leach entertained
the Ludine club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Tom Phillips spent the weekend
in Columbus. 5
An open meeting of the Friday
Afternoon club will be held next Fri
day, Nov. I'd, at the home of Mrs. E.
ID. Lowe.
Miss Julia Anderson will entertain
the Ludine club and their gentlemen
friends at Halloween party at her
home next Tuesday evening.
AT the next regular meeting OF
the w. C. T. u, to be held Friday
Nov. 2, at Mrs Geo. Codding's, 237 S
Broadway, a report will be given o1
the convention that is being held this
week at Springfield, 0. By request o1
the president. members are asked tC
come prepared to give some current
event in response to roll call.
The Medina Gas & Fuel company
struck 100000 we'll on the c. L
Ault farm just south of Creston Mon
day, adding another good well to one
or two others the. company has there