The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01

Iadies~of the Dinner Card club last
Monday.
Mrs. Floyd Stine entertained as
her weekend guest, Miss Nora Pad
dock of Cleveland.
/ H. g. Averill had to return home
Monday from his hunting trip in
Pennsylvania on account of illness.
He may join the party later
Willing Workers Circle will be
entertained by Mrs. Mahlon Charlton,
Harmony street. next Thursday.
Herman Kraeft of New York
city has accepted position as engi-
Tteer with a Cleveland motor COM
pany and he and Mrs. Kraeft will
move to Cleveland Jan. l. They
will spend the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. D. Dapnley, before moving
to their new home.
Mrs. w. J.. War entertained at
s o'clock dinner Monday night in hon
or of Mr. Walls birthday.
Loyal Circle meets next Thurs
day with Mrs. S. S. Oatmars
/ w. C. T. u. will meet Friday 4af-
ternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. Andrew
Haight, 245 East Washington street.
Bethany Circle will meet with
4 Mrs. Jackson next Thursday after
noon at Samuel Walkers home, 222
S. Jefferson street.
Golden Rule Circle will meet
next Thursday with Miss Nellie Va
der, South Court street.
| Mrs. r. M. Long entertained the
Ludine club Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Brainard,
Miss Ilah Jenne and Clarence Rick
ard were entertained Sunday at the
home of D. Rickard in Lakewood.
Foreign and Home Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. P. N. Yoder Friday
afternoon instead Of Thursday.
| -Mesdames J. D. Dannley, E. r.
Root and J. r. Kennan were enter
tanned by Mrs. T. S. Hastings at her
home in Akron Tuesday
The home of G. H. England was
the scene of a joyful family party
on Thanksgiving. He royalty enter
tained about 40 Of his mothers fam
lily in honor of her birthday. The
out-of-town guests were as follows
Mr.. C. F. Chamberlain, wife and
granddaughter; Mr.. Frederick Cham
berlain, wife and daughter of Ak
ron; Mr.. M. A. Chamberlain and
wife, Mr.. Guy Chamberlain, Mr.. John
C Chamberlain, wife and four children
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rice, all OF
York; MIR. F. D. Chamberlain, wife
and son, Mr.. Fred Chamberlain, Mr.,
Roy Bissell, wife and two children
Mr.. Theodore England, wife and two
children, all of Leroy; also Mr.. Will
Bernier, wife and daughter of Me-
dina. The affair was a complete
surprise to Mr.. ard Mrs. England
The relatives presented Mrs, England
with beautiful rocking chair as a
token of their love and esteem. An
CIdUoidIe SiA-CouISC uluilcl Wds
served.
The B. & o. depot at Rittman
was broken open and robbed last
Thursday night, the orAy things
taken being 13 cents in money, and a
box Of sweaters consigned to local
merchant. f\
-E. c. Miner and wife entertained
the following Sunday in honor of Their
wedding anniversary, Mrs. Miner;
birthday and their son Handy's birth
day; George Coleman and wife, Their
son Walter, daughter Dorothy, and
Claud Miner
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Witter oi
Elyria, for a great many years resi-
dents of Medina, celebrated their 57th
wedding anniversary on Thanksgiv,
ing day at the home of their daughter
\ Mrs. r. o. Clark, east of Medina. All
of their children were present and
the occasion was very enjoyable one
to this venerable couple.
"A car driven by man from Chip
pewa Lake collided with D. r. Pei
tons grocery truck last Thursday
morning at the corner of the public
square and West Washington street
the only damage being the bending
OF fender on each machine.
Two strangers entered the Carver
shoe store one morning recently and
while one engaged Mr.. Carver ir, con-
versation the other cribbed an expen-
sive pair of shoes.
The W.C.T.U. will serve, a. cafe
terra dinner at the M. E. church on
Tuesday, Dec. 6, monthly bargain day
beginning at IL a. m.
Mrs. Kenneth Barrow tainted at
the Princess theater Monday evening.
She soon revived and was conveyed
to her home
Rev. A. Irwin ard family were
Eentertained at the home of C. B.
Edwards of West Friendship street.
Thanksgiving day.
/ AT the annual meeting for cleo
tioin Of officers of the Medina Coun-
ty Ministerial association held in Me-
dina on Monday, Rev. A. Irwin was
elected president ard Rev. W.R. Mof-
4 fet secretary and treasurer. Harry
Robertson of Cleveland addressed the
association on the subject of the Near
East Relief.
! Miss Katherine Bartholomew