The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-05-11
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK


town hall, Thursday evening, May II,
and play will be given with the char
acters as follows: Harry Randolph,
q freshman from the White Horse
ranch; Howard Chapman, Mr.. Trix, a
football coach; Clarence Rhode, Frank
Barnes, Edwin Cawrse, Fred Wheeler,
Row Betsicover, Walter French, Ma
than Singerman, John Taylor, Handy
Miner, members of the Bouncer Squad
and the Delta Beta frat; I. L. Tin
tyne, photo agent, John Gavlock;
Reuben Rustic, from Haystack ranch,
Atlee Beutel; Mr.. Randolph, Harrys
father, Karl Rau; Maud Davis, the
most popular girl on the campus, Dor
othea Damon; Ruth Randolph, Harry's
aister, Marian Perkins; Miss Prue, an
antiquated chaperone, Lillian Christ
ian; The Nurse, who lives on the COM
pus, Lillian Pratt. The graduates
are Edwin Cawrse, Roy Betsicover,
Clarence Rohde, Atlee Beutel, Lillian
Pratt and Dorothea Damon. Rev.
Cav breaches the baccalaureate SER
mon at the M. E. church Sunday even
ing.
A slip scraper belonging to Ed.
Fritz has been taken from the Disciple
church yard. If any one knows OF it's
whereabouts, please notify him.
Mothers Day will be observed at
both churches next Sunday morning.
Everybody is invited to attend one OF
these meetings.
Rev Gay had the burial services last
Friday morning of q Mrs. Davis,
whose body was brought from Boston,
Mass, and buried at Hardscrabble Gem
etery. beside her husband. Their
home was near there years ago, but
she lived with her son Prof. Davis.
who is a great violinist. He attended
Baldwin college, studied in Germany,
was leading music professor at Ober-
lin and now leads 0rchestras at Bos-
ton. Mrs. Davis was SO years old.
Atlee Beutel is having the mumps.
The Home Missionary society will
meet in the M. E. church parlors this
p Friday afternoon.
Leo. Rowly, formerly Of this place.
has Joined the cavalry.
Harold Barber came back from the
hospital last week and is boarding at
Mary Sterns'. With the use OF his
crutches he gets up to the center:
A Sunday school convention will be
held here on the evening Of May 10!
at the M. E. church. Rev. Ross OF
Medina and Rev. Thompson Of Sharon
will be the main speakers. All in
terested in Sunday school work are
requested to be present.
Glenn Benjamin and daughter Ele-
more were in Cleveland Sunday to see
Mrs. Benjamin and the little daughter,
Ruth Hazel.
Bernard Ridiker has the mumps.
Irene Riddles of Berea spent Tues
day night with Helen Miner and also
attended the lecture given by Coach
Conner. =,
A part Of the program for the
Grange meeting, May 10, Memorial
Day, "The Meaning of the Day" by
John Mayer; "What progress in agri-
culture was made during 1916" by
Arthur Barber. Also short readings
on various subjects.
Alvin Gibbs is home from Medina
school, having the Dutch measles.
Stephen King, Sr., has gone back tc
work at A. I. Roots, but was given
the job as foreman in certain de,
partment, as he is not able to do hard
work.
Mrs. E. E. Rice visited over Sunday
in Medina, at her brothers, Elliot Nc
Dougall's, as it was the latter's birth
day anniversary.
Ernest Waite took in the produce
for Perkins & Ridiker, Tuesday, as
Mr.. Ridiker was quite sick with grip
and pleurisy.
Mrs. Frank Horton has been very
sick with erysipelas of the face.
Susie Harding of Windfall is help
ing care for her.
A little four pound boy was born
Tuesday to H. N. Judson and wife.
They live on the Fred Thompson
place.
Dorothea Damon entertained the
high school Wednesday night.