The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-12
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tor, Of Columbus, F. B. Pearson,
said that the teachers and the COM
munity were to be Congratulated on
the condition of the school, instead OF
the teachers and the co-proten and
the usual business was transacted etc.
Well say that would make a, fellow
dizzy. Who has been drinking raisin
jack, fess up Sentinel. 1--WE apologize
for the mistakes. Ed.)
The Maccabee Ladies held a winter
picnic at the home Of Mrs. Lydia Har-
ris, of Creston, last week Wednesday
in honor of Mrs. Boyer, who expects
to move to Cleveland soon. The ladies
gave Mrs. Boyer silver pie knife as
la token Of their sisterly love and res
spect. The Lady Commander, Eva
/ Swagler made the presentation speech
/ Mrs. Harris, the hostess, was thoroly
surprised herself when the ladies
walked in on her, she was not expect
ing anything of the kind, it was sur
prise and a farewell party combined
for the two ladies, Harris and Boyer.
The Macabee ladies forgot the high
cost of living that day and loaded the
table with good things to eat. All
present enjoyed the day.
Mich, arrived in Seville, Sunday. She
came to help her sister Mrs. H. H.
Phelps to take care Of their mother
Mrs. Alice Squires, who is sick in bed
again.
Mrs. Wheeler and trimmer are
busily engaged in trimming new
spring hats, getting ready for her
opening on Saturday, March 13,
Mr.. Charles Rogers orchestra plays
regular engagements at Rittman, Fri
day nights. He has real live bunch
now, and is open to dates for regular
dance work.
Miss Jennie Weaver, nurse from the
X and K hospital, of Wooster spent
Saturday afternoon and evening with
Mrs. C. E. Swagler and took supper
with the Swaglers.
Now there is William Shook. HI
thinks it's time to go fishing and il
digging up the snow drifts looking fol
fish worms, any one wanting fresl
fish might look him up.
Don't forget the Legion Dance a
Joseph Fixler Post Headquarters, il
Seville on Monday evening, Mch.15.
Don't wait for an invitation, be
cause we don't want you to think it
invitational at all. We want every
one to come and have a good time
Bring your friends, come rain or shin
and don't forget to bring along you
good disposition and come prepared t
enjoy yourself. y
Everybody should pitch in and pc
l tition the weather man for good wes
ther soon, so we can get the town ha
I roof repaired before the rainy seaso
4 starts in. =
i F. H. Wheeler was in Clevelan
l and Akron, last week on business.
II Capt. and Mrs. Don Wheeler motor
/ ed to Akron, calling on friends la:
/ week..
/ Mrs, Capt. Don A. Wheeler is
| Sterling caring for Mrs. Merle Ho'
| mer and baby girl.
i The dance given by Charles Roger
orchestra last Thursday evening, we
| very poorly attended on account {
| inclement weather. Medina, Wad
l worth, Rittman and Leroy turned o,
| fairly well and enjoyed some very fir
| music Of both "jazz" and regular VI
i riety.
i Miss Gertrude Spice spent the wee
| end in Cleveland, with friends.
/ Miss Mary Anderson, of Wadswort
l spent the week end with her chul
| Miss Maxine Meyers.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pierce an
/ little daughter Wanda, of Rittma
| and Mrs. Pierce's father, Mr.. Thoms
/ Hamilton, Of Columbus, We're gues
| of Mr.. and Mrs. E.. G. Crossmal
/ Thursday.
II Miss Ruth Beck spent the week en-
l in Wadsworth with her sister Mr.
Oplinger and Mrs. Keller. a.
II Mrs. Frank Dunlap was Medin
caller Saturday.
i In connection with the coming LIE,
ion Military Ball at Joseph Fixlt
/ Post Headquarters on Monday evel
| ing, March 18th, and pursuant to il
structions from headquarters, the 70
lowing details for the evening al
hereby announced: Ticket Boot
/ Mr.. Irving Swinehart; Door Keepe
/ Mr.. Theron Taylor; Reception Con
mittee, DR.. Van /. Allen and M
/ Fred F. Taylor; Floor Manager, M
Lloyd Leatherman; Lookout for ne
members, Mr.. Harry X. Hosmer;
| charge of displays, Mr.. A. c. Buchal
an; Master punch maker, Mrs. Xii
/ G. Cook; Police, fatigue and decora
/ ing, EVERY MEMBER; Master co
I plant receiver, Mr.. o. U. Sweeny.
4 The right is reserved to each Of Il
I above to draft volunteers and helpe
( as the OCCASION demands. The abo,
| named, will report to Headuuarte
Il for duty at 7:15 p. m. Monday eve
I ing, March Is.
- :, A meeting of mothers and frien
|l Of the Y. M. c. A. Boys was held.
I'LL the home Of Mrs.I. H. Brotts, on Mo
day night, to make plans for ba
quet for the boys during the Conve
tion which will be held Friday eve
ing, March 10. sNow mothers al