The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-11

"Wednesday upset in the ROAD near thS
home OF Ralph Brintnall several miles
north of the Nichols home. The ma
chine ad been broken in many places.
Farmers from the townships OF
Medina, York, Lafayette and Mont
vile, who recently decided to erect
a new cooperating elevator, will meet
at the court house on Saturday even.
ing of this week for the purpose OF
incorporating. The meeting will be
addressed by T. D. Phillips, Chief of
the Bureau of Markets, Columbus.
County Commissioner R. A. AL
bert, who is confined at Lodi hospital
the result of recent operation for the
removal of gall stones, is reported as
convalescing rapidly.
Property owners on North Court
street north of Union filed petition
and waivers with the County Commits
sioners this week to proceed with the
work of paving that portion of the
thoroughfare, following which County
Engineer Bibbins communicated with
the State Highway Department for
authority to go ahead with the survey.
AS stated in the Sentinel two, weeks
ago, the State has already appropri-
ated $6,400 toward this Improvement.
The county Jail is without prison
ers again, the first time since the 10th
Of last August, nearly seven months.
A new gable addition is being
added to the home of DR.. r. G. Strong
which will not only afford more house
room, but will add appreciably to the
general appearance of the dwelling.
Cleveland papers of Sunday con-
tanned picture of Miss Florence
Leach of Medina, who is president Of
the senior class of the Cleveland
School of Art. Miss Leach is chair
man of the committee arranging q
benefit dance for Friday evening Of
this week, said to be the largest af-
fair Of the season in art school
circles, and is given for the benefit Of
the Art School library.
An automobile driven by Herbert
Hutchinson of Wadsworth overturned
one night last week as he was return
ing home from Medina with a group
of friends. The car was badly dam
aged, but only one of the party was
injured, VIM. Hooper sustaining dis
located shoulder and several broken
ribs.
"A concert of exceptional merit
was the one given by the Giee club of
Baldwin Wallace college, Berea, last
Friday night at the Methodist church,
about 500 attending, and the proceeds
amounting to practically $100. The
net proceeds will be devoted to the
installation Of a new stop in the
church organ, which is soon to be en-
larged, and which will be in honor of
Rev. Phillip Kelser. The young peo-
pie Of the church entertained the club
and the latter's Berea friends to the
number Of 50g to chicken dinner fol-
lowing the cSttcert. Leo Bartunek
Of Medina, member of the club, gave
both piano and vocal solos in his us
ual artistic style.
VIM. Tompkins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Tompkins, sustained SER
ious strain to one of his ankles Mon
day evening, while playing with Geo.
Greenlese at the latter's home. 1t
was at first thought the limb was
broken, as he was unable to walk and
had to be carried to his home. He will
be laid up for some time.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Calvert, Sunday, March 6, a daugh-
ter.
The Friday Afternoon. club will
meet with Mrs. H. H. Root, March H.
Miss Helen Drew will entertain
the Senior class of the high school
Saturday night.
The Odd Fellows entertained the
Rebekahs with an old-fashioned dance
and social time Tuesday evening OF
this week.
Fred Leinseder has sold his home
on Smith Road to Mr.. Dougherty.
THE Harmony club was. entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. Austin Leng
Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. w. ]. Wall entertained last
Thursday evening at six o'clock dinner
in honor of Mrs. c. E. Hoover, whose
birthday anniversary was on Friday
Mr.. Walter Nursing has sold his
T, home on North Court street to Mr.
Woodbridge.
Mrs Samuel Walker is reported
very i'll at her home.
"A large family gathering was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Newton, Sunday, in honor of Mrs. c.
Z. Hoover's birthday. Dinner was
served by Mrs. Newton and Mrs.
Woodruff. Miss Eleanor Smith and
Mr.. Dudley Newton of Cleveland were
Il the out>of-town guests.
Mrs. Huber Root entertained the
Tuesday Glib at luncheon, March 8.
The Medina Sorosis will meet
Friday March lS, with Mrs. w. J.
sAnderson.
AT the last meeting of the Me-
dina Coterie the following officers
were elected for the coming wear !:
Mrs. E. P. Hartman, pres; Mrs. Will
house, LIST. vice pres; Mrs. Clyde
Jones, I'd vice pres; Mrs. Harry
Shane, sec.; Mrs. L. F. Carver,
treasurer. The next meeting for this
year will. be held with Mrs. Norman
Clark, ZIG N. Court street. Tuesday.
March Is. Program: "LosAngeles,,
San Francisco and the Golden Gate, |"
mrs. Bryenton; "Salt Lake City and
MorInonisrh," Mrs. Ed. Smith; "Is the
world Growing Better?" Mrs. Yoder;
music.
During the 1ext-two weeks there
VIII pc services in the Methodist Epis-
copal church every night except Sat
4 urday, at 1880 o'cl0cIr Thoca ca,,,;,aa