The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
You are invited to the annual

Thanksgiving dinner served by the
ladies Of the NJ. E. church. Wednesday |
evening, Nov. IA, in the church dining |
room, beginning at 4:30 and will last
until every "hungry soul" is fed. The
menu: soup, celery, chicken pie, pota-
toes, squash, turnips, perfection salad,
pickles, white and brown bread, but
ter, and cherry pie, coffee-35c per
plate.
Mrs. J. S. Clark and Mrs. johnson
and Ray Brubaker spent over Sunday
with their sister, Mrs, Rev. Max Ra-
field at Tippecanoe.
Miss Lottie Williams and Miss Hal
lie Beck spent Friday in Cleveland.
Mr.. George Garrison, for the past
few months an employe of the Star
Telephone Co., resigned his position to
accept position with the Wadsworth
Match Co., beginning his new work on
Thursday. ..
Mr.. Thos. Hetherington and daugh-
ter Jennie, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Campbell to the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tad Crush Of
Burbank on Sunday.
Mrs. Addie Laidlaw of of Luding-
ton, Mich, came on Thursday to visit
her cousin. Miss Nettie Taylor, for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell on Thursday
moved their household goods from the
Lena Phelps house to the east side OF
Mr.. Harry Bussard's house.
Mrs. Jonas Mourer of Congress re-
turned home. the last of the week af-
ter few weeks visit at the home of
Mrs. James Brubaker.
Mrs. Daisy Overman, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Squires
the past three weeks, returned to her
home in Montezuma, Ind, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith spent Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
! ter Ryan of Medina.
new school building, which will take
place Nov. 16, appears on page l OF
this paper.
The new officers that were elected
on Tuesday are as follows: Mayor,
Don Crawford; clerk, F. V: Lehman,
treas, j. R. Minton; councilmen, Guy
Zeigler, James Murrey, Thos Kintner
Clyde Weaver, Glen Burkholder, Her
bert Immel; constable, Herbert 1mmel
marshal, Bert Baker.
For school board, Willis Goodman
DR.. Harry Hard, John Lowrie; board
| of public service, Blake Hartman, Chas
, Taylor, Sherley Crofoot; 81 wet votes
104 dry votes.
The 4-act drama, "The Price ot
h Honor" will be given in Seville tow1
hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. This
l. play will be given by Mr.. and Mrs
G Clifford Morton, assisted by local tai
ent, and one-half the proceeds will bt
r, donated to the Red Cross society. Tht
e price of admission is Is and 35 cent!
n for reserved seats.
On Saturday Mrs. Bert Matteson O.
5. Chicago came to visit Mrs. Mary Mat
IS teson a few days.
Il The many friends of Mrs. Carl Jor
u don will be glad to learn she is i'm
y proving nicely.
~ Mr.. Carl Kosher and Miss Elouis'
Swagler were callers in Wooster Sat
II urday. Mrs. Lottie Skunk went t.
g Leroy, ON Wednesday to visit at tn
" home of her sister, Mrs. Elmwood Rus
% sell.
vi Mrs. Howell Showacre and bab,
S. went to Cleveland on Saturday t
spend over Sunday with her parents
VI Mr.. Chas. Matteson of Youngstow
~ came Sunday to spend few day
I'll with his mother, Mrs. Mary Mattesor
- Mrs.'J Rathburn is seriously i'll an
II unless there is an Improvement in he
~ condition she will probably be take
a.. to the Wooster hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Beach were AL
ron visitors on Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Whitehurst of Sandusk!
I O., former pastor Of Seville Methods
N church went to Wooster City hospit:
on Tuesday and was operated upo
the following day.
On Sunday evening the hide hous
at Wadsworth, owned by Mr.. Geo. Tay
lor of Seville, was entered and bt
tween 5000 and $500 worth of hide
taken An auto truck drove up {
about $3.50, loaded up and drove ava
without being questioned by anyon
No clew to the thieves has been di!
covered at this time. Geo. Taylc
and brother Therm were in Clevelan
Tuesday notifying the dealers to be Q
the watch, as they can identify tt
goods.
N. A. Harper of Chippewa Lake
painting the bridges in town this wee
II Merry Matrons Embroidery club el
tertained with Mrs. Gertrude Lehma
this Friday evening, Mrs. Lehman an
Mrs. Fred Taylor acting hostesses.
Mrs. Eddie Miller was a caller
Wooster on Saturday.
III Mr.. Will partition Of Akron came
Tuesday to visit his sister, Mrs. An1
Wilder, for few days.
Mrs. Mary Heighes went to Clev
land on Wednesday to enter the II
city barber college, where she Wi
take five weeks course in barberin
Miss Hazel Andrews has been Sc
] iously ill with pneumonia the past tv
~ weeks; not much improvement in h
condition at this writing.
= Lyman Taylor and Harold Cook q
- tended the foot ball game at t
- Wooster University grounds on Satu
4 day.
- Miss Esther Whitehurst of Loude
Vile O. Snent Wednesday with h