The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-02-18


B. S. Of the Congregational church
met with Mrs d. S. Longacre Thurs
day.
Mrs. c. E. Hoover entertained with
Valentine luncheon, Monday, Feb.
IA, covers being laid for twelve
Fifty-five members of Brunswick
Lodge No. 214, l. O. o. f., came to
Medina Monday night to put on the
first degree for five candidates. Sup
\ per was served following the degree
work.
Arthur F. Young, vice president
and trust officer of the Guardian
Savings & Trust Co., Cleveland, and
son of Judge Stephen Young Of Nor
walk, will be the speaker at the XII
wants club luncheon today, Friday,
his subject being wills. Today's
meeting of the club will be unique in
that each member is expected to bring
q farmer as guest.
-Kiwanis sclub members at their
meeting last Friday pledged them
selves to take out associate member
ship in the association of Boy Scouts.
AS a prelude to the working of
the Royal Purple degree on fifty or
4 more candidates on Saturday, Feb.
26, the Odd Fellows Of Medina con-
\ ferred the first and second degrees
OF the Encampment on number of
candidates at the local hall on Thurs
day evening of this week. The work
set for Feb. 26 will mark the greatest
number for initiatory work in the En-
canipment ever held here, and will
Y consume the entire afternoon and
evening. Fourteen or more Of the can
didates are from Wadsworth. Dinner
viii be served following the work of
The afternoon.
Monday, Valentine day, was gen.
orally recognized by the little folk of
! the village.
--H. G. Rowe is confined to his
home with severe attack of Ndiph-
X iberia.
-Chas. H. Iper announces that he
will soon re-engage in the furnace
business, in a building on West Union
street, which he is remodeling. He
sold his business a year or two ago
W CnaS. hefn " Co.
Handy Miner off, Brunswick is
student manager of the track in Hir-
am Colleges new athletic field. He is
arranging for an inter-class meet in
# the spring with Akron University, Mt.
Union and Baldwin Wallace Colleges.
-An>"old time" dance will be
given at the /. o. O. F. hall on the
night of Tuesday, March 8, under the
auspices of Morning Star Lodge No.
y rs of Medina and Home Lodge No.
214 of>Brunswick.
n Prosecuting Attorney Seymour
has disposed of the following county
road bonds to the State Industrial
Commission: l. c. H. No. Is, Sec. R,
Cleveland-Wooster road south of Sc
vile, $27,474.89; Cleveland -Hinckley-
Medina road, Sec. XII, $51 ,580.0o;Me-
!. dinaANorwalk road, |. c.. Fl. No. 2S1
Il Sec. NJ, Sill ,72925.
A mighty good talk was the one
given by John K. Doan at the Kiwanis
club luncheon last Friday noon. Mr..
Doan is from Cleveland and is Scout
N master for Northern Ohio. He is
thoroughly versed in Boy Scout work,
4 and a score or more years of study OF
I and association with boys, has con-
+ vienced Doan that there is, no such
thing as bad" boy. Not that bows
90 not do wrong acts, for which they
should be punished, but that they are
all born right and with proper at
tention given to their leisure time dur
ing the plastic and impressionable
period OF their lives, their inherent
manly qualities will ultimately develop
and predominant.
--President c. R. Baker of the
Akron Universal Tire & Rubber Co.,
who has been laid up, with severe
cold at his home the past week, was
able~to be at his office again Tues
day morning.
,T-County Nurse constance Hanna,
who has been conducting physical ex-
aninations~in the county schools for
some time, has been at the York town
ship schools for the past two weeks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Steeb OF Arcanum, son, on St. VAL
entine's day.
"A cafeteria dinner will be served
Feb. Is, from $50 to $3.50, in the din
ing room of the Congregational
church. VI
The St. Paul's Guild held an all
day meeting Thursday of this week at
the home of Misses Lillian and Mil
dred .Albro. A picnic dinner was sery-
ed.
Seven couples went out to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will House
Tor a picnic supper last Friday even
ing, the occasion being surprise for
Mr. House in honor. of his birthday.
III The Clytean club held a valentine
party at the home of Mrs. Harold
West Monday evening.
- he Harmony club met Wednes-
day night with Miss Luella Kern.
The Friday Afternoon club will
meet with Miss Helen Mcdowell Feb.
Guest day of the Medina Sorosis
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
"a. a. Splitter on Friday of this week. |
- Miss Sullivan, teacher of the first
grade, has been confined to her home
with an attack of appendicitis this
week, f
I. Miss Regina Bartunek, daughter Of |
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartunek, who is
studying at the Irving College Of Mus I
~ IN Pennsylvania, sang, Il Know a
Lovely Garden,v by D'Hardelot, and J
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Waters, by Cadman, at the students
recital held there Jan. 27. y