The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-25

meeting for the season on Friday
night at the home of Mrs. j. B. Nom.
A good attendance was present and
following lunch these officers were
elected for next year: Pres, Mrs.
Florence Immel; vice pres, Mrs.
Lydia Frazier; sec., Mrs. Fred Tav-
lorS treas, Mrs. ]. B. Monn.
The Lorraine class of the Baptist
Sunday school held special meeting
on Friday night at the home of their
teacher, Mrs. Ella Gray, when plans
We're laid for measuring social to
be held at the Baptist church on Tues
day evening, April 29.
The Young Peoples social at the
Presbyterian church last Friday eve
ming was one of the pleasant affairs
OF last week. There was a good at
tendance and good program. A
cafeteria lunch was served in the
dining room.
Rev. Dale Critz and wife and three
children of Norwalk, P. G. Critz, wife
and children of Wadsworth; Mr.. and
Mrs. Seeley, Mrs. Bird Jedskey and
Mrs. Band of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.
Wright and daughter of Wadsworth,
Mr.. William Martin of Cleveland, Mr..
Wyley OF Bellevue, Mr.. and Mrs. Arm
old Of Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrington of Akron, were out-of-
town people who attended the funeral
OF Mrs. John Critz on Wednesday of
last week.
Kathleen Lowrie returned to her Y.
M. c. A. work in Indianapolis Tues
day morning, after spending a short
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lowrie.
| May Ia is the date set for the l.. C.
: A. home talent entertainment. Watch
for the program.
Raymond Simons was playing ball
} on Tuesday morning and got his fin
5 ger badly smashed.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Swagler and
= daughter Elouise, spent Easter Sun
day at the Shumaker farm, south OF
/ Creston.
!, Mrs. A. A. Carver was a Cleveland
: visitor last Thursday.
e Jay Crawford and family of Wads.
D worth attended the Easter service al
the, Baptist church. After the ser.
Y vices Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson anc
n daughter Mary returned to Wads.
worth with the Crawford family fol-
t dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. William Becker pur
1 chased the corner block last week anc
\ moved their household goods into the
\ upstair rooms where they expect tt
4 live.
Mrs. Halbert of Gallon spent the
n weekend with her son Eddie Halhert
Roy Thomas was the guest of Chas
Williams Easter.
\ Mrs. Gene Frazier has resigned hel
position as telephone operator.
s Lloyd Bostwick and wife arrived
\ Saturday night from st. Petersburg
j On the return trip which took clever
s days they made one stop to visit tn,
n Mammoth Cave in Kentucky.
j Mrs. Geo. Taylor was in Medina OF
3 Tuesday in the interest of the Re-
n Cross
j Ambrose Wertz entertained the fol
Z lowing Easter: Mr.. and Mrs. Trac
j We1tz of Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd
U Wertz and children of Lafayette, Bar
& nard Kunkler and wife of Wadswortf
Il and Sam Kulp of Ashland.
Y VIM. Nom and wife and C. L. Mon
x and wife were Easter guests at tn
Il ]. B. Nom home.
4 Amos Spice attended the brick lay
4 ers' union in Barberton on Wednesda
4 night
z John Carr. Amos Spice, C.M. Wrigh
I end Ora Hubbard went to Medina o
Il Tuesday evening to witness the wor
8 of the third degree rank of the K
4 P. lodge.
n A. C. Holmes visited his sister, Mr.
s Frank Hoyer of Cleveland Sunday.
s, s. Miss Mary Murray and Miss Gel
n trude Spice will have charge of tn
! grocery at the Chippewa Lake par
IS this summer.
II Rev. and Mrs. Beeman's classes 9
] the Presbyterian Sunday school CAV
s house warming for Mr.. and Mr.