The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-30

ready for installation within the next
ten days or two weeks. It would
have been here before but the manu-
facturers had difficulty in getting a
25-cycle motor with which to operate
it, they report.
There will be meeting of the
York Grange at the home Sof C. P.
Dickermah, 131 N. Huntington street,
next Wednesday evening.
The Congregational choir had d
picnic supper at the home Of their
director, Miss Florence Sipher, last
Friday evening.
County Engineer Bibbins says
that the new strip Of road at Bruins
wick will be completed Saturday and
the road opened to Cleveland the first
Of the week. &
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Mellert were
given a house-warming last Saturday
night by number of friends.
Mrs. H. H. Shane entertained at
bridge Thursday evening.
When the County Commissioners
met last Friday to open bids for the
sale of bonds on the Norwalk road and
Wadsworth- Hinckley road, they found
but one bid for the former and none
for the latter. The one bid received
was not acted upon, as the Commits
sioners held it up for the prosecuting
attorney to pass upon it's legality.
The Methodist choir will enjoy a
social time at the home Of Mrs. i. d.
Searles, on North Broadway. Friday
evening.
The Womanis Home and Foreign
Missionary society Of the M. e. church
will meet at the church next Wednes-
day afternoon, Aug. 6, at 2 o'clock.
The 34th annual reunion of the
Gibbs family will be held on Thursday
Aug. 5, at the home Of J. N. Weber, in
North Royalton.
Secretary j. E. Thatcher Of the
Medina Manufacturing Co. states
that his company has just received
an order for $4,000 more Ford trac-
tor fly wheels, which, according to
Mr.. Thatcher, will take the company
until about the first of the year to
complete.
The monthly meeting Of the W.
c. Z U. will be hel at the home of
Miss Ida Hawkins, on Lafayette Road
Friday, Aug. 7, at 2 p. NJ. "A nniscel-
laneous program will be given Each
member will be expected to do some
performance of her own choosing or
pay q fine.
The condition of Mrs. M. T.
Wright has changed little if any the
past week. She is able to sit up much
of the time the family reports, and is
resting with comparative comfort at
night.
The truth of the old saying that
the path of true love never runs
smoothly" may have been newly attest
ed in the case of young Medina ma
tron, recently welded, who borrowed
rolling pin one day last week, re-
turning it few hours later in shat
tered condition.
"A. H. Thomas sustained severe
bSuises to his head and sides by fall
ing from load of hay one day last
week.
-Orville Allen has sold his resi-
dence on S. Elmwood to R. R. Strong,
and will give possession Sept. 1.
Deputy Sheriff AL. Smolk went to
Lancaster last Friday to take Chas.
Miller, 13, Of Wadsworth, to the Boys
Industrial Home. The lad was ad-
judged incorrigible by Probate Judge
vanDeusen and committed to the
Home.
Fred Carrier of Harrisville town
ship was arrested by Sheriff Bigelow
last Saturday on a warrant charging
him with being insane. The charge
was upheld ,by the Probate Court
Monday morning and Carrier was
committed to the state hospital at
Massillon. This makes the third
time Carrier has been confined in the
state institution because of unsound
mind. He has a wife and two chill
dren.
The Newton-L Livingston Comedy
Dramatic Company will begin al
weeks engagement in Lodi next Mon
day night, Aug. 2. The company is
playing in Wadsworth this week. The
senior partner of this popular COM
pany is Earl Schlechty, formerly Of
Chippewa Lake, who has many
friends in this community.
The Tuesday Afternoon Club was
entertained this week by the Misses
Lillian and Mildred Albro.
Miss Carrie Ainsworth entertain
ed at bridge Wednesday afternoon.
The postofice employees enjoyed
an all day picnic Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles, at Sharon.
Misses Lillian and Mildred Albro
will entertain this afternoon, Friday,
in honor of their guest, Mrs. Newhall,
Of Gambler.
Mrs. B. Hendrickson entertained
at luncheon, Wednesday, at the Hotel
Community, in honor Of Mrs. E. j.
Newhall of Gambler, who is visiting
the Misses Lillian and Mildred Albro.
The annual picnic supper of the
Congregational church will be held at1
Mrs. Franklin Clark's, Smith Road,
next Thursday. Meet at the church at
4 o'clock, where autos will be furnish
ed, Everybody invited. Picnic rules
will be observed.
-Pythian Sisters will have a re-
cept ion for Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Walker at X. of p. hall, Monday even |
ing, Aug. 2. All members invited.
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