The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-29
Additional Locals

Child Conservation League will
meet with Mrs. G. Mellert next Mon
day, the following program to bel
presented: Roll call, quotations from
Field; paper, Cooperation Between
Parents and Teachers, to Obtain Best
Result in Making for Mental and
Physical Training" Mrs. Hammer
schmidt; paper, "School System as
Developed in Gary, Ind" Mrs. Cal
vert; music, Mrs. Whitney.
The Chippewa Lake Community
Co. met at their hotel Monday night
and reelected all of the old board of
| directors, filing for the first time the
| full quota of nine members by elect
ing Abel A. Bostwick Of Seville. An
election of officers will be made at a
meeting to be held soon, but no change
in the present personnel is anticipat-
ed.
VIM. H. Boyd of Cleveland ad-
dressed a Republican political meet
ing at the court house Wednesday
night. There was a large audience.
He spoke for more than two hours,
attacking the Democratic ticket from
top to bottom. Boyd is past mas
ter in the art of oratory, and used 1t
to very good advantage as CANA
fage for argument. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hobart will
entertain at six o'clock dinner Sat
urday evening.
At farewell party given Henry
Gruninger by employees of the Tele-
phone Co.. Friday evening, Mr.. Grun-
niger was presented with handsome
leather travelling bag.
The Ludine club were entertained
with a picnic dinner Wednesday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. Ralph Roth
(nee Olive Shane) in Berea.
The leaders of the various class
es of the Ladies Benevolent society
of the Congregational church were
enteMained Thursday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. Frank Spellman
when the work Of the society for the
coming year was planned.
III Mrs. r. O. Mcdonnell entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. r. Moore entertained a
tea Tuesday afternoon in honor G.
Mrs. R. P. Schlabach. !
The regular monthly meeting o
the Woman's Relief Coips will DC he'll
Wednesday, Nov. 8, a. the |. O. OIL
hall, with picnic dinner to which tn
G. A. R. and their families are cordial
1 ly invited. All members of the Corp
are requested to be present, as the in
spector is to be here at this time.
\ Mrs. Arthur Schafer who was or
Grated upon at st. Joseph's hospita
4 Lorain, is reported as improving. !.
+ --Eloise and Eleanor Beedle, daugf
teps of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Beedle hav
been ill the past week. At first
was feared they had diphtheria, bl
happily they did not, and are COW;
lescing.
\ Members Of st. Paul's Guild hel
an all-day meeting with picnic Dime
I at the home Of Miss Sue Alden, Thur
day.
Mrs. Ralph Boyden, who has bee
in a critical condition at Fairview no
pital. is reported as much improved
DIR. and Mrs. r. G, Strong e
tertained at six o'clock dinner Su
day evening in honor of Mr.. al
Mrs. Jesse Thompson of Port Dove
4 Ontario.
The Utilian Club enjoyed a ,Hs
lowe'en party Monday evening at 7
home Of Mrs. Harry Clark, Lafa
cite road
The Ladies' Aid of the M
church met in the church parlors
Monday afternoon for their regul
monthly meeting. Mrs. s. N. Wal
er's class served as hostesses.
members Of the Winyah q
and their lady friends will be ente
tanned in the club rooms next Tut
day night. "A private wire has be
installed and election returns will
received.
--Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Dan ste
gass, on Monday, a son.
The Coterie will meet next Tu'