The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-28

travel along the coast, stopping at
Miami and New Smyrna, from
whence they will travel by auto to
Orlando, where they will remain un-
til returning home.
Miss Natalia Fisher entertained
Saturday evening at cards.
The Utilian club will meet with
Miss Lena Gunkelman, Jan. 81. Miss
Effie Gates will assist the hostess.
Mrs. L. w. Boyden entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon club Jan. 20.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Norman Clark, 216 N.
Court street, on Friday, Feb. 4, at 2
o'clock. This will be a Frances E. Will
lard program and a special offering
will be taken for the Frances E. Viii
iiard Memorial fund. One half hour
will be devoted to the study of "Par-
liamentary Law. A cordial invitation
to all.
Eugene Bryenton, son of Rev.
and Mrs. w. H. Bryenton, has been
seriously ill of quinsey, but is report
ed as canvalescing.
An Overland touring car was left
standing in front of Oatman's meat
market Monday noon and it was still
there on Wednesday. 1t bore the
license number 412925, which CORES
ponded to the number Of car, stolen
from w. J. O'Neill of Akron about
six months ago, although OSNeill's car
was Chalmers. The only articles in
the care were robe and jug Of oil.
"A special council meeting has
been called for Friday night.
-Chas. Mellen, representing the
Ohio Finance Co. of Cleveland, enter
tanned about seventy business men and
their wives to dinner at the Odd Eel
lows hall, Tuesday night, served by
the Rebekah ladies. While no effort
to sell stock in the mpany
was made at the dinner, the occasion
was taken to explain the merits of the
new company. Those interested in
the company who spoke, were Louis
Holmden, treasurer of the Guardian
Savings & Trust Co., Cleveland, his
brother, and Mr.. Williams, also oi
Cleveland. Louis Holmden is presi-
dent of the company and G. Fl H.Squires
cashier of the First National Bank oi
Elyria, is vice president.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Munson ell.
tertained their neighbors with an oys.
ter supper January Is.
ALL members of the Security Bene'
fit association are requested to be al
the next regular meeting, Feb. 2, fol
a picnic supper. Bring sandwiche.
and one other article. There will be
special music and a good social time
Mrs. Watkins class of the Ladies
Aid of the M. E. church hold theil
monthly meeting in the church parlors
on Friday of this week, at $50. A
picnic supper will be served to which
the husbands are invited
Mrs. E. w. Meyer entertained
twelve ladies at thimble party Satur.
day evening in honor of her birthday
w. ]. Wall will entertain the Mems
Bible class of the M. E.>church Friday
evening.
Property owners on Friendship
street, between North Court street
and the B. & 0. tracks, met at the
court house Monday night to discuss
the matter of paving that thorough.
fare. There were about thirty in at.
tendance. A large per cent Of the
property owners want the street paw.
ed, but there is a split in sentiment as
to type and width, so evenly divided
that no definite action could be taken
at the meeting Monday night. Some
want brick, others bituminous maca-
dam. New petitions are to be circulat-
ed among the property owners, as to
types, one of which will suggest the
use of concrete.
AT their meeting Monday the
County Commissioners passed reso-
luton for the improvement of the Ak
ron-Wadsdorth road, between Loyal
Oak and Wadsworth. The Wadsworth
trustees had passed similar resolu-
ton. Summit county alread has legis-
lation under way for the improve
ment of their end of the road. The es-
timated cost is 100000, SO per cent
falls to the county, 35 per cent to the
township and Is per cent to the prop
erty owners. ''.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hammerschmidt this week
| Mrs. J. T. Ainsworth has been III
the past week, but is reported as i'm.
proving. -. f.
There were seventeen who TOOK
the rural carrier examination in Me.
dina last Saturday, ten Of whom were
from Medina, the rest being from
Chippewa Lake and Homer.
Albert Thomas, mail carrier or
route for many years, ceases his la.
bors with the local office this week
| Mr.. Thomas was retired on the pen.
sion list some time ago because o.
age, but has been assisting in the worI
recently because Of scarcity of help
His retirement this week is final.
The four-year-old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. ]. Alderfer has been serious.
ly i'll of diphtheria, but is conva1escing
The annual stockholders meeting
of the Medina Mfg. Go. was held on
Tuesday. The old officers and direc-
tors were rejected. The final audit Of
the company's books disclosed a graft.
flying report, considering the present
industrial depression.
Members Of the Church of Christ
to the number of so or more gave a
surprise party for Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Ian Moffet, at the home of the form
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