The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-04

--Thanksgiving Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. X. ..
Mcdowell on Thursday of next week:
The next meeting of the Child
Conservation League will be- held on
Monday, March z, at the home OF
I Mrs. J. H. Adams, with the following |
program: paper, obedience to Par
ents: Self Control and the Will'', Mrs.
Il. E. Nichols; discussion, Difference
between blind obedience and the ex-
crcise Of the will of the child" Mrs.
Howard Ryan.
| Mr.. Edwin Harding, who has
+been at the sanitarium at Cuyahoga
Falls for some time, has been COM
nitted to the State hospital at Mas
sillon.
/ There will be special music at the
A o'clock vesrer service at st. Paurs
church this week. Among the num-
bers will be duet by Mrs. R. NJ Long
and Mr.. M. j. Bryant.
His wife's antipathy to his fol
lowing his profession Of a music
teacher is given as the cause Of &C
j, ton in divorce suit filed last week
. lin Cleveland by Handel Wadsworth.
Plaintiff is well known in Medina
E county. where he conducted public
song festivals.
Il Mrs. w. S. Washburn entertain
; ed at dinner Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Gargett, Mr.
and Mrs. F Bagley, Mr. and Mrs
-lWard Washburn and Mr. and Mrs.
, Herbert Bradway surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. H. J. Greenlease Sunday even
5 ing. A picnic supper was served. A.
II The Tuesday Afternoon club will
i meet with Mrs. H. H. Root March 8.
Vi The Priscilla club will meet with
MRS. l.. w. Boyden, Monday, March
h 7th.
Mrs. D. C. Babcock, Fred Bohley,
T. Miss Nina Shaw and John Beck will
: give concert at Lodi March 3. This
is the fourth recital Mr.. Beck has
# given on the new organ there.
al The Aylwood class of the Metho.
dist church had surprise party fol
II Mr.. Fremont Phillips Wednesday ev
It ening. A picnic supper was served.
The men Of the Church of Christ
= sold 333 tickets for their oyster sup
It per, 105 of which were sold by
d J. S. Beck; 1876 meals were served
d and $100 was made for the new
/ church fund.
An important transfer Of proper
S ty took place on Tuesday when w. W
# Bradway disposed of7his. property o.
West Liberty street, known as tn
# Bradway block, to A. F. Bartholomay
D. The lower part of the block is occu
l. pied by Bartholomay & Warner as
meat market.
# Paul Frazier met with painfu
s accident on Thursday of last wee
lwhen he nearly lost finger Will
/ buzzing wood. The saw blade Gu
h deeply between the index and secon
fingers of his left hand, but not j
le such a way as to make amputatio
le necessary.
) County Auditor Washburn an
County Engineer Bibbins were calle
IS to Wooster, Wednesday, to testify il
the case of r. v. Steele & Son VS.. tn
b. W. & L. E. railroad company. TIL
h suit grew out of the killing Of sever
s. dl CdCIlc VI Pldiiitillo AoRoV 1"h
Westfield township when run int
d by a train on the w. & L. E. A ma
by the name of Galloway, employed b
r. the Steeles, was seriously injured q
TX the same time. Mr.. 'Washburn test
( fled as to the taxes on the propert
and Mr.. Bibbins as to the width Of tn
a road crossing where the accident. Of
surred.
r Last Friday, Feb. rs, marked tn
" rounding out Of the eighthy-firs
), milestone Of life Of our venerable an
,e esteemed fellow citizen, Ex-Sheriff {
s. B. Dealing. The occasion was made
d. very pleasant one for both Mr.. an
It Mrs. Dealing by the gathering .
ID their home Of their near relative
who spent the day with them. Thos
AZ present were Mrs. w. v. Newberr!
le Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Newberry an
% son and L. B. Newberry, Jr., all 3
i Creston, and Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
]: McNeal Of Medina. Mr.. Dealing COZ
n tues to enjoy very good health, an
e. takes just as much interest and pleas
ure in fast horses as he ever did.
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