The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-13

Medina relatives received word
Tuesday of the death of Miss Bertha
e. Hoxsie, at Burlington, vt. The
deceased was the daughter Of the late
Horace L. and Cornelia Dewey Hox-
sic, and cousin Of Mr.. Jay Sargent.
She was born May 81, 1868, and died
Nav 10, 1921.
Wellington business men have the
sbargain day" fever and held q meet
ir.g Tuesday night, inviting q group
of Medina men over to tell them how
successful the first bargain day was
in Medina and just how it was put
across. The following Medina men
responded to the invitation: S. H.
Brainard, H. Y. Zegler, Gail Abbott,
d. C. Babcock, Albert Whitney and
L. H. Randall. They report a very
enthusiastic meeting, and that the
Wellington men expressed appreciai-
ton of the cooperative spirit mani
tested by the Medina representatives.
: The Old Phoenix National bank
intercepted a So bill that had been
raised to 500, one day this week. 1t
came from Chippewa Lake. The one
to whom it belonged said it was in
roll of other bills that he had carried
for several weeks and that he had no
idea when it was passed on him, or
by whom. Notwithstanding that he
was absolved from all blame, the mat
ter was brought to the attention OF
Prosecuting Attorney Seymour. The
latter states that he has learned of o
81 bill raised to $40 that was passed
onto another Chippewa Lake man re-
Gently. In both cases ciphers had been
carefully cut from other bills and
pasted beside the 1 and 2 Of the bills
passed.
Mrs. C. C. Kenyon, who has been
i'll for several weeks, is in a very
serious condition.
Helen Abbott will visit her sister
Ruth at Oberlin over the weekend.
Mrs. O.C. Thatcher entertained
Mrs. R.R. Strong's class of the Con-
gregational church Benevolent soci-
ETY. Tuesday.
The new stoves and steam tables
Just installed in the Congregational
church kitchen were used for the first
time Tuesday evening for the Y.M.C.
A. banquet.
The Child's Conservation League
will hold a social meeting next Non
day at the home Of Mrs. Earl Averill,
East Washington street.
"A story hour will be held at the
library Saturday afternoon, conduct
ed by Mrs. L. W. Boyden and Mrs.
w. R. Bailey. Beginning June l.,
the story hour will be held out of
doors.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Anderson, May A, a SON.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. King
of Cleveland, formerly of Medina, a
son, May 2. 4
Mrs. P. C. Bigelow sang in Lodi
Wednesday evening, the occasion be-
ing the entertainment of the Eastern
Star ladies by the .Masons.
AT a meeting held at Sylvester
Library Tuesday night local league
of women voters was formed, which
will be affiliated with the State
League. Mrs. C. H. Hewes was elect
ed president, Mrs. Elsie Slime, vice
president; Mrs. Jennie Bowman, sec
retary, and Mrs. Cora Blakeslee
treasurer. There was not a very
large attendance at the meeting, anc
it was planned to take up the matter
with all the Kings Daughters CIRCLES
; on Thursday of this week, the next
meeting to be called at the pleasure
Of the president.
Mr.. C. I. Miller of Granger, ont
, Of Medina's good Holstein breeders
! sold four of his best cows at the State
. Holstein Sale held at Columbus, May
A and 5. The four cows sold fol
just little less than $4,000. He re
/ ports that the prices were not as higl
as some expected, but that the breed
, ers felt it was good thing for tn,
breed.
. Mrs. Edna Loomis will move int
, the Frank Phillips rooms on e. Wash
ington street.
Miss Ruth Abbott, who is attend
ing Oberlin Conservatory of Music
/ spent Sunday with her parents, Mr
, and Mrs. Gail Abbott.
Mrs. Carriers class Of the L. B
J S. of the Congregational church will
) meet with Mrs. Herman Munson Wed
nesday afternoon, May 18. There vii
be picnic supper.