The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03
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Monday. Oct 81, a. son.
Dr., aud Mrs. 6. J. Damon enter
tanned at Six o'clock dinner Wednes-
day in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. w II.
Phillips and DR.. and Mrs. James G.
Wood of Cleveland.
The ladies of the Church sof
Christ held an all-day meeting with d
chicken dinner, Thursday at Allen Da-
mons home in Mallet Greek.
Miss Dora White entertained
twelve Lodi friends last Sunday at
dinner.
| Service Circle win meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Raymond Hyde.
Miss Helen Hobart entertained
Mrs. Downings, Misses 1. Woodard,
Marie Rise apd Alice Hull Of Sandus-
ky at house party over the weekend.
Thanksgiving Circle will meet with
Mrs. w. B. Baldwin next Thursday,
Nov. 10.
Mrs. N. S. Kellogg will entertain
the Friday Afternoon club this week.
Mrs. H. G. Rowe entertained at
luncheon Wednesday noon in honor
of Mrs. Emma Rowe Thompson. ss
Members of the local postoffice
force and carriers were entertained on
Monday night at a. Halloween party
|'by Carrier A. 0. Schaffer, at his home
235N South Jefferson street. Ghosts
and other psychic phenomena provid-
ed the proper and ,uncanny tone to the
evenings pleasure, which was capped
with a luncheon both ample and in
keeping with Oct. 81. \
20. B. Rickard is confined to his
home by illness.
Mr. Alvah Washburn suffered a
slight paralytic stroke Monday after
noon at his home on North Court
street. Mr.. Washburn rallied from
the shock and it is believed his Con
diton will continue to improve. He
is. in his .nintieth year and remarkably
well preserved for one SO advanced
in age. For many years Mr.. Wash
burn was in business in Medina as a.
clock craftsman, and even during the
past summer in his retirement he has
repaired more than tive dozen clocks
for residents of the village.
"A slight change in the running
schedule Of the Cleveland, Southwest
ern & Columbus railroad went into
effect Sunday, whereby the time of
all morning cars is changed, but only
one afternoon ands evening car is.
changed, the southbound leaving now
at 7:12, going at 7:10. v,
The Lodi Concrete Works has
been awarded the contract for build-l
ing a bridge on road 80 between
Hinckley and Granger on the town
line road, by the County Commission
ers. :h s@f ~ f
Ownership of the Chalmers road
ster left standing on the farm Of B.
Brainerd on the, north pike a couple
of weeks ago has been. ascertained.
Charles Griffith Of Cleveland is the
owner, and last Sunday called up
Sheriff Bigelow, stating that the car
had been stolen by his son, who had
disappeared, and asked the sheriff to
try and locate him. A shack at the
rear of the Brainerd farm where
several men had been staying was re-
ported to the sheriff, but the occu-
pants left before he could get there.
Among the effects found in the shack
were several collars bearing young
Grifith's initials, M
"A car driven by Miss Evelyn
Thatcher while turning into. West
Washington street from the public
square last Thursday afternoon was
run into by machine driven by a
son Of R. j, Cole Of the south pike, a
rear fender Of Miss Thatcher's car be-
ing crushed and the body of the car
being badly dented, and wheel be-
ing broken off of Coles machine.
There was good attendance at the
Princess theater Monday night when
between the two films of pictures the
Medina band gave concert from the
stage, which proved very pleasant
innovation. .~
Walter Trowbridge, residing east
of Medina, was assessed fine of
SIS and costs by Justice of Peace
Ainsworth last Thursday for using
motorcycle numbers on his automo-
bile. Previously he had been warned
by Sheriff Bigelow for neglecting to
procure 1921 numbers for the machine.