The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-17

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evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hartzell left
Thursday for st. Petersburg, Fla.
f. PA. guest night was observed
Monday evening in Lutheran church
social room. Various clubs Of the
town and members of Women's Fed
Grafton Of Clubs were guests. The
program opened with piano duet
lby Mrs. G. j. Trey and Mrs. G. A..
Bolich. Mrs. Lloyd Hartzel read 9
report Of the State Federated club
convention at Cincinnati, the reading
Of which was interpersed with music
by a trio, who sang Days Of venice.P
The trio was composed Of Mesdames
II. N. Giesinger, P. M. Stauffer and
w. G. Bowman. Prayer by Mrs. M.
lLytle. Refreshments were served.
The D. Of A order entertained
Kenmore and Barberton D of AS
Thursday evening. A class Of 18
candidates were initiated.
| The Pythian Sisters convention
was held at Maccabee hall all day
Friday.
| Local Hi football team plays Orr
vile here Friday afternoon, at Dur
ling Park.
| The south section ladies of Reform
ed church will meet with Mrs. Sam
Hall Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. Lee entertained the Mission
ary society of Reformed church
Thursday afternoon Of last week.
| Class of Ruth, Lutheran Sunday
school met with Miss Hattie Yoder,
Friday evening.
H. E. Gross has added work
room to his Chandler garage also
: storage room for new cars.
4 The Curry company have removed
partitions from rooms formerly oc-
cupied by the Star Telephone Co. and
) will use the room for furniture dis
play room.
The Farm Women's Club will meet
J with Mrs. M. G. Baker Nov. II.
} Mrs. Henry Martin entertained
l members of her club Friday after
5 noon. Her mother from Pittsburgh
was a guest.
Romona club meets Friday after
/ noon with Mrs. Ross Trump.
Mrs. Kathryn Mann was married
r Nov. 12 to Milton Seeberling of Sher
man. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. C. B. Etter, at the brides
home. They will reside here, for 8
, flew weeks, later going to Florida tx
spend the winter.
| Forty guests attended the wedding
OF Miss Halle Swain and George
+ Durling at the brides home at River
Styx, Saturday evening. The cere
mony was performed at 8 o'clock
Mrs. C. J. Trey played the wedding
lmarch from "Lohengrin". Mr.. Sheehy
of Akron sang "Oh Promise Me" ane
"For You Alone" They will reside
| in Barberton, where Mr.. Durling il
E teaching.
v Mrs. William Lee, residing soutl
of town, died Sunday evening. Funer
al services occurred at the home a
t ! o'clock Thursday, conducted b!
Rev. G. B. Etter. The husband, on
r daughter, Miss Delphia, and foul
: sons survive her. 5s'tS ,e| 2
The body Of Mrs. Dick Ross o
f Akron was brought here for buria
!. last Thursday.
II Mrs. Harry Allen died at 8 o'clocl
!, Wednesday evening. She is survives
, by her husband and two daughters
Margaret and Florence. Funera
: services were held at the home at II
r o'clock Saturday morning, conducte'
!. by Rev. G. B. Etter. ~"
ii Mrs. John Carbine spent the pas
week at Dundee, called there by tn
a illness and death Of her father.
II Mrs. Joseph Geller will sell he
. household goods, Saturday afternoon
and will leave at once for her futur
: home in New York city. She vii
S be accompanied by three Of her child
,en. Two other children, Sadie an
: Harry are employed in New York.
VI The remains of Mrs. Dick Ros
e | former Wordsworth resident and
S sister Of Mrs. T. D. Wolbach of thi
f place, was inferred in Woodlawn cen
i, etery last Thursday beside the bod
d of her husband. Mrs. Ross death OF
: Cured suddenly Tuesday evening
e Nov 8, at the home Of her daughter
n Mrs. Arthur Latham, at Akron. Mr.
Ross had been in her usual state
IS health and was a dinner guest at tt
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Aub
Tuesday afternoon. She returned
her daughters home in good spiri
Ia.l Lo. dao ~ ,,,h:ch ncc,rrad later