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

lof about twenty-five members will
give a concert here March 4, under
the auspices of the young people OF
the Methodist church. The MEM
bers will be accompanied by their lady
friends. After the concert they will
be entertained in the church parlors.
The choir directors of all local
churches met at the home of John
Beck, Monday of this week, to plan
for the big Easter concert.
The Cemetery Park association OF
Litchfield will give an oyster supper
and entertainment, Tuesday evening,
February %, at the Litchfield town
hall, one of the features of the enter
tainment to be the Virginia Reel, y
which is to be given by some of the
older members in costume.
The Harmony club will have an
oyster supper at the home of Mrs.
Raymond Hyde Saturday Of this week.
Mrs. John Clark's class of the Ladies
Benevolent society of the Congrega-
tional church met with Mrs. Fred
REM Thursday. a.
Mrs. Dallas Warner entertained
at dinner Wednesday in honor of. Mrs.
Rounds of Chicago, who is visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. Bradford.
What is known as the Norman
Nichols home at the southwest corner
of West Washington and South Elm
wood streets, was sold on Monday to
w. H. Winch.
"A meeting of the superintendents
and supervising principals Of the Me-
dina county schools was held last
Saturday afternoon at the office Of
County Supt. Ulery, for the purpose
of discussing the forth coming debat-
ing and spelling contests thruout the
county, and also the matter Of ex-
hibits at this years county fair.
Medina banks will be closed all
day next Tuesday, Feb. %, it being
a legal holiday anniversary Of Wash
ington's birth.
There was a good attendance at
the Father and Son banquet last Fri
day night at the Church of Christ.
"A fire alarm was turned in about
10 o'clock last Saturday night from the
double house on the, west side of
South Huntington street near Liberty,
occupied by the families of Charles
Daugherty and Mr.. Getchel. The fire
caught in the roof near the chimney,
and was extinguished before it could
do much damage.
"A bill BY Representative Frank
Lytle Of Medina county was passed
last week, to permit municipalities
having municipally-owned water and
power plants to extend electric, lines
outside the limits of the municipal cor
poration.
Bethany Circle will meet with
Mrs. Elma Carpenter, SIG South
Court street, all day Thursday, Feb.
"a. Quilting will be done and there
will be picnic dinner.
Miss Mary McGinness of Medina
and Mr.. L. M. Laphan of Akron, were
united in marriage on Sunday, Feb.
IL. The couple left at once on an ex-
tended honeymoon trip to Mississippi.
Rev. Gerard Patterson, secretary
Of the Bishop and Council of the
diocese Of the Protestant Episcopal
church, was in Medina last week to
consult with the vestry Of st. Paul's
church regarding possible extension
and enlargement and general Improve
ment of st. Paul's parish house.
Representatives from the town.
ships of Medina Montville, Lafayette,
and York met at the Farm Bureau Of
flee Tuesday night to discuss the feas-f
ability of establishing another co-op-
erative elevator.
The Misses Ardis Arbogast and
Alice Clair Ecker are confined to their
homes with scarlet fever.
Mrs. G. T. Abbott entertained
at dinner, Feb. IL, in honor of Miss
Annabelle Scott Of Oberlin, who was
the weekend guest of Miss Ruth Alb
bott.
The Medina high school basket
ball team played the Junior high team
at Berea, Tuesday Of this week. The
lineup was as follows: Harold Spran-
|kle, Frank Van Epp and Irwin East
wood, forwards; Jean Tanner, center.
Walter Roshon, Robert Crowfoot, and
Harold King, guards. Thissis the first.
game Of the year in which the Medina
boys have not been outclassed in
many ways. They were at a disad-
vantage in not having Curtis with
them, as center, who was out on ac.-
'ount of sickness. The score was 10
% IL in favor of Berea.
The Campfire girls held Valen-s
tine social at the Baptist church Mon
lay night.
The Court House will be closed
Tuesday afternoon of next week in
ionor Of Washington's birthday. b
Mrs. Nettie Brown, State Deputy
II the Woman's Benefit association of
he Maccabees, will install officers of
HE sii. H !, n d. 4e, at their reg
liar meeting, Friday evening ,at 80
'clock All members requested to
,e present.
Mrs. M. sB. Freeman was taken to
auron Road hospital Cleveland, on
tuesday, to undergo An operation for
The operation was sue
essful and she i reported ss conva-
escing.