The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-01
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daughter, Gretchen. returned home
Sunday after spending the winter in
Florida. II
The Sentinel was in error last
week in announcing birth. A son
was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Welton Ferrinan of Artesia, N. M,
instead of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Kaufman of Lakewood. The Senti-
mel was misinformed.
Mrs. George McNeal entertained
at dinner Monday evening in honor of
Mrs. George Woodruff's birthday an
niversary.
"A family dinner was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Hoover
on Sunday in honor of Mrs. George
Woodruff's birthday anniversary Mr..
Dudley Newtn and Miss Eleanor
Smith of >Cleveland were the out of
town guests.
The Thank offering meeting of the
Ladies' Benevolent society of the Con-
gregational church will meet April 2
with Mrs. w. ]. Drew at the parson-
age. There will be speaker from
Oberlin, whose topic will be, "Korea." "
Tea will be served.
The Medina Eastern Stars were
entertained at Seville by the lodge
there Tuesday evening of this week.
The Women's Relief Corps will
have picnic dinner in the lodge room
Wednesday of next week. The menl-
bers of the H. G. Blake Post are cor
daily invited.
The Winyah club will have their
regular picnic supper Wednesday ev-
ening, April 6.
The Ludine club held picnic
supper at the home of Mrs. HI! c.
West Monday evening.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Monday after
noon in the church parlors. Mrs.
Smiths class served.
Easter day in Medina started out
pleasant enough, but about noon rain
set in and continued until Monday,
snow being mixed with the rain OH
the latter day. The inclemency kept
many from attending the special mus
ical services at the various churches.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet with Mrs. w. ]. Wall on Thurs
day afternoon of next week, at 2:30
o'clock.
Paul A. Young of Medina was re-
Gently initiated as a member of the
Grange Of Ohio State University
The president and number of
other officials Of the A. c. & Y. rail-
road company passed thru Medina on
Monday morning on one of the new
gasoline motor cars which were used
in passenger service between Akron
and Copley a year ago, and which will
be resumed again soon. The officials
made the thru trip to Delphos, the
western terminus of the line, and re-
turned to Akron Tuesday afternoon.
Local Odd Fellows joined with
members of the Brunswick lodge at
the latter place Thursday night in
putting on the first degree of the en-
campment for fifteen candidates, nine
from Brunswick and six from Medina.
"A case of smallpox is reported in
Brunswick, and on Monday DR.. H. P.
II. Robinson vaccinated the pupils of
the Brunswick school.
The body of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. AID. Aylard, which died
soon after its birth at Pinecastle, Fla,
two weeks ago, was brought to Bruns-
wick for burial last week A brief
service was conducted at the tomb by
Rev. w. H. Bryenton Of Medina. 1
Bert Tompkins and family will
move this week from the old Pythian
Sister Home on North Huntington
street to the tenant house on the Mary
House farm, Lake road.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Troutman have
taken apartments in Andy Naples
house, North Huntington street.
Mr.. Albright and son pf the Acme !
Grocery Co., Akron, accompanied by
three other gentlemen from that city,
were in Medina Tuesday, looking over
the American House property, pre- /
sumably with view to acquiring it.
As to what decision, if any, they came
to, the Sentinel was unable to ascer-
tain, That the Acme company has
had its eye on Medina for some time
as prospective link in its chain of
grocery stores, is of common. knowl-
edge, and that inability to secure a
prominent location has been the only
reason that they are not already es-
tablished here. It is understood that
the Albrights will come to Medina
again next week for another confer
ence with the owner of the hotel
property.
The new fire siren arrived in town
last week Thursday night and on Sat-
urday night was given try-out. While
its tone carries little louder than the
one which it replaced, it is not salts
factory, at least at the present time.
There will be another meeting Of the
fire department tonight, Friday, at
which time the siren will be given the
second and final test. If it fails to
measure up to requirements, it will be
returned to the manufacturers. Sirens
have proved satisfactory in other
villages, but for some. reason or an
other do not fill the bill in Medina.
Harry Abrams has been confined
to his home the past week with se-
we're cold, but was able to come down
town on Wednesday.
Louis Best sang at an entertain
ment in Lodi Tuesday night given by
the Eastern Stars of that village for
their Masonic brethren.
"A chattel mortgage made out by
a local attorney caused considerable
mirth among the attaches of County
Recorder Frank Styer's office one day
this-week soon after it was filed, when |
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