The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-10
LOCAL ITEMS

The following officers were elected
in Morning Star Lodge No. 26, /. O. O
F., at the last meeting, Monday even.
ing, Dec. 6: Howard Smith, Noble
Grand; w. R. Lerch. Vice Grand; Joh1
Mosgrove, Rec. Sec.; VIM. Kane, Fin
Sec; F. C. Randall, Treasurer; G. d
Freeman, Trustee. The third degree
was conferred on four candidates al
the meeting, and following the cere.
inony lunch was served.
The second Friendship Circle will be
held Sunday at 4:15 p. m, at the
Methodist church. The program will
be given by Miss Marguerite Stebbins
Of brunswick, piano; Miss Sipher, ,vio-
lin; Fred Bohley, baritone; Mr.. E. F.
Critics, cashier Of the Peoples Saving
Bank, Akron, will give talk. All
are invited to attend this informal
meeting.
Beginning Monday morning of this
week the A. l. Root Co. returned to an
eight-hour schedule in all it's depart
ments but two, which will continue
until further notice. Also neither the
office nor factory employees will work
Saturday afternoons.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Sheldon of Hinckley were re-
moved to the County Home last week,
The children are said to be not OF
sound mind and the home conditions
were such as to make their removal
necessary.
DIR. W. F. Wise entertained about
thirty friends with fish-fry at home
last Saturday night.
The Pythian Sisters will hold a
sale of baked goods at Averill's meat
market, Saturday, Dec. IL.
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Miner of Bruins
wick celebrated their 31st wedding
anniversary last Saturday.
AT meeting Of Courtney Lawrence
Post, American Legion, Tuesday night,
it was voted to give $50 to the public
library, and to join with the Red Cross
and Kiwanis club in providing for sew
eral unfortunate families in the vii
lage at Xmas time. The Post will
take up it's quarters in the new rooms
in the Brought & Wilkinson block
about Feb.1.'
Mrs C. S, Ford and three lady
companions Of Chippewa Lake were
in an auto collision on South Court
street Wednesday, in which Mrs Ford
was slightly injured and the auto bad
ly damaged. As nearly as can be
learned the accident was due to mis-
calculation of distance in turning out
for heavy truck.
There was pleasant family gatli-
ering at the home Of Mrs. R. M. Nc
Dowell on Sunday, the occasion being
Mrs McDowell's 18th birthday ami
versary
Saturday of this week is naturali-
zation day at the court house and tie
following are expected to become full
fledged American citizens at that
time: C. G. Tollafield (England), Me-
dina; limerick Svagley (Croatia) Me-
dina; John C. J. Buvick Norway Me-
dina; Sidney C. Lamar (England) Har-
risville; Gustaf Carlson (Sweden)
Wadsworth; Silas w. Ashdown eng
land) Brunswick. i&!t ~
There is to be a Ladies' Auxiliary
of the local Post of the American Leg
ion, and meeting will be held at the
Winyah club next Tuesday afternoon
for organization.
L., H. Randall's class Of boys Of
the Congregational church are engag-
ing in basket ball games with the boys
Of the Baptist church every week in
E. B. Spitzer's barn.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Lowe moved
this week from their farm to the Chas.
Anderson house on Wadsworth road.
There will be vesper services at
st. Paul's church next Sunday, Dec.
The Xmas tree children Of Mrs.
Walter Koons' class of the L. B. S. of
the Congregational church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Marshall Bryant
next Thursday afternoon.