The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-20
LOCAL EVENTS

MIS-. JCSUIlUW0hy, LII lls UVuC0g IeuDCAb
Nelson, Miss Louise Orth, Mr.. Stein.
The erection of a new home by
Harry Adams, on East Friendship
street, will begin soon.
Herbert Blanchard and family
moved last week from South Broad
way to the DR.. Damon farm on East
Smith road.
Mrs. H. HI. Hartzog was soloist
at the German M. E. church at Berea,
last Sunday.
The S. S. board Of the Congre-
gational church met with Mrs. Neal
Kellogg, Monday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Clark's class of the w.
B. M. I. of the Congregational church,
met with Mrs. w. S. Edmund last
evening.
Geo. Young, who recently dispos-
ed Of his home at 121 North Hunting
ton street, to Mrs. Carrie Lampson,
Ras moved to Chippewa Lake.
We are able to report the GONZALES
cence of Mrs. J. F. Mack, who recently
underwent an operation in Cleveland
hospital.
Mrs. Coles class of st. Paul's
church, had a thimble, party yesterday
afternoon at Mrs. Coles home.
"A picnic supper and entertain
T1ent was enjoyed Tuesday evening,
by members Of Medina Chapter 266,
0. E. S.
Mrs. John Rollins class of the
L. A. s. of the M. E. chruch enjoyed
picnic supper at the church last Fri
day evening.
The Clytean club was entertained
Monday evening; by Mrs. Carl Griese,
at her home in Cleveland.
The Priscilla club met Monday
evening with Mrs. A. L. Boyden.
Miss Regina Bartunek is recover
ing from recent attack of scarlet
fever.
The condition of Elbrige Gibbs,
who was brought home from German
hospital last week, continues to i'm
prove.
The Lookout class of the Church
of Christ will have a sale of home
baking at Miss McCollough's store on
saturday, April Il.
IS. M. Brown, travelling passenger
agent of the B. & o., was in Medina
Tuesday, and stated that his road pur-
poses cooperating with local commun-
tiles in carrying out the governments
policy of placing every vacant lot un-
der cultivation, and to make each of
the company's local offices bureau
Tor farmers, who need help, to regis
ter their wants, the company taking it
upon itself to supply the help. While
~ town Mr.. Brown conferred with the
Agricultural Committee recently ap-
pointed in Medina, also County Supt
jerks.
Through the breaking Of piston
rod in the gas engine at the foundry
at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, that in
stitution was forced to shut down for.
the rest Of the day.
MIR. A. T. West was notified this
week by the Southwestern that he had
been officially appointed to position Of
assistant passenger and freight agent
at the local station at an increase in
salary.
On Wednesday of next week the
Medina association of Congregational
churches will meet at the local church.
The entertainment of delegates will
be in charge of the Ladies' Benevolent
society, the arrangement comittee be-
ing R. E! Hart and C. B. Lowe.
w. Faye Fenton went to St.
Luke's hospital Cleveland, Wednesday
night, where on Thursday morning he
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of his tonsils and growth in
his throat 1t is hoped that the opera
tion will relieve Mr.. Fenton o. infiama
tory rheumatism, from which he has
suffered for some time.
Prof. Fisk of Oberlin college,
preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday morning, present
war conditions being his theme. Prof.
Fisk believes in the united policy for
the overthrow Of Kaiserism and Sun
day morning voiced his sentiments in
no uncertain terms. 1t was an able
sermon and many were present to
hear it.
= While standing with his back to
the open gas stove in c. M. Cannon's
store one day last week, Geo. Eng
land got little too close and his rain
coat caught fire. For a moment it
looked as if Geo. was destined to
ascend in cloud of smoke, but will
ling hands rushed to his rescue and
extinguished the flames, not, however,
until the coat had been so burned as
to resemble the tattered remnants Of
an old battle flag, than an article of
apparel.
"A letter from Karl Motteaux,
who enlisted in the U. S. mounted
Signal Corps at Cleveland last week
states that he was promptly assigned
to drilling duties upon his arrival in
Columbus. Mr.. Motteaux writes that
recruits are coming in at the rate of
two hundred or more a day.
Next Monday, April %, is the
GateSset for the trial of VIM. Lands
indicted for the murder Of his cousin
Chas. Eshelman, in Rittman, several
weeks ago.
THE Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the Methodist church, mei
last Friday with Mrs. M. E. Hawk
entertaining as their guests the Mis-
si0nary society of the Baptist church
County Supt. G. E. jerks anS
family will remove from their presen
location corner West Washington an,
North Elmwood streets, to the ney
house on West Liberty being erecte,
by Waters & Levet, as soon as it i
completed.
The Lookout class Of the Churcl
Of Christ held its monthly busines
meeting and social last Friday even