The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-31
LOCALS

Mrs. C. r. Adams was summoned
to Ashland, ,Friday,by the death Of her
sister, Anna Stricklin, of ptomaine
poisoning. The young lady was 16
years of age.
Many Of the local merchants have
begun taking their annual inventories.
Mrs. Walter Koons' class Of the Ben
evolent society will meet on Jan. 5
with Mrs. Howard Calvert.
The barber shop few doors north
of the Sentinel Office that has been
closed for several weeks, will be open
ed about Jan. ! by Ed. r. Handchy.
Rev. R. X. Caulk and the Episco-
pal choir held service at the church
at Weymouth last Sunday night, Sal-
though the service came nearly being
confined to the activities of the choir.
Rev. Caulk and Albert Fretter started
out for Weymouth in seperate con-
veyance from the choir, but met with
breakdown midway, and it was not
until long past church time that the
rector shambled down the aisle to the
platform.
The Coterie will meet with Mrs.
C. E. Hoover on Jan. A, with the fol-
lowing program: Lumber and Forests
of Alaska, Mrs. Carver; "Furs and
Wild Animals of Alaska, Mrs. Wall.
Jan. is the date Of the next meet
ing of the Child Conservation League,
which will be held with Mrs. Pierce.
Following is the program: Roll call;
Quotations about Home; paper, Great
ing the Soul of the Home, Mrs. Wal
ter Clark; paper, "The Physical Struc-
ture and Function fthe Household
Mrs. Kimmel; Reading, Mrs. Wilder.
Mr.. James Cecil Reid of Vancouv-
er, Canada, and Miss Olive Smith of
Medina were united in marriage this
week at the home Of Mr.. R. Venner,
brother-in-law of the bride, on West
Union street, by Rev. A. Irwin, pastor
of the Baptist church.
A pleasant dancing party was held
at the Odd Fellows hall Wednesday
night by a number Of the Medina
young people who are home from col
lege for the holidays.
Mrs. H. 6. West entertained at
800" Wednesday evening.
Born, Dec. % to Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Woods, a daughter.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
will meet Monday afternoon in the
church parlors. Mrs. C. 0. Reinhardt's
clacc will co,.yyo Zoo @.5
Mr.. II. M. Blakeslee received this
week a large box of oranges from DR..
F. W. Reed of Pinecastle, Florida.
Mrs. John Miller returned to Co.
lumbus, Wednesday, after spending a
week with relatives in Medina and Ak
ron.
-Winyah club members, and their
families will have a picnic super, in
the club rooms next, Wednesday even
ing.
The Sorosis club will meet next
Friday, Jan. Z, with Mrs. Helen Ay-
lard and Mrs. Ella Strong.
Mrs. J. N. Sipher's class of the L.
B. S. of the Congregational church
held a picnic supper at the home of
Mrs. L. F. Carver Wednesday. '4,I. III.
The concert to have been given on
New Years eve in the Methodist
church is postponed on account Of the
illness Of some of the singers, For
the same reason there will be no New
Years part yor watch night service
as planned.
Directors Of the Henry Furnace and
Foundry Co. have declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of l and 3-4 per
cent. on the Preferred Stock, payable
January l. 1921 to stockholders of
record December 20. 4,
Wade and Leora Tompkins, child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Tompkins,
North Huntington street, have been
seriously i'll the past week with diph-
liberia. +