The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-18
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nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Evaline, to Mr.. Harry Luce, for.
merly of Norwalk. The marriage
took place Monday, March IA. Al
present Mr.. and Mrs. Luce will make
Medina their home.
The Congregational orchestra, me
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. d. C.. Babcock. A picnic
dinner was served.
The Misses Ruth and Glady:
Griffin entertained Tuesday evening
at waffle dinner.
Mrs. Addie Cfissickshas purchas
ed the w. E. Hemmeter home$ OF
West Washington street.
Mrs. Frank Sargent is confined
to her home with light case of diph
iberia.
The Utilian club met Monday ev
ening with Miss Edith Atkins, Miss
Halcyon Yoder serving as hostess
Roll-call; Responses from Holmes.
The Oberlin Gospel team spoke
Sunday at the Sunday school services
of the Congregational church.
The directors of the Chippewa
Lake Community Company held 9
meeting in the Winyah club rooms or
Monday, evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Yoder, March IA, daughter.
The Medina SorosiS will meet OF
Friday, March 18, with Mrs. w. J
Anderson. The annual election Of
officers will take place.
The Coterie met Tuesday witt
Mrs, Norman Clark.
The Clytean club met Monday
with Mrs. Jennie Bowman.
The Medina Manufacturing Co.
report two large orders from the
Ford Co. at Detroit this week. They
are for 5000 fly wheels to be deliver
ed in April and the same number for
Nay. Indications are that other sub
stantial orders will be coming from
that source later on, and the local
company is justly pleased with the
outlook.
The condition of Mrs. Sarah
Pritchard, who sustained broken
hip on Sunday, March 6, when she fell
at her home on North Court street, is
reported as improving.
Dan Steingass is erecting a new
garage at his home on West North
street.
An automobile was struck and
smashed to pieces last Saturday night
BY the Southwestern car due in Me
dina at 7:12, at the bend in the track
near the John Tanner home half
mile north Of the village. The auto
belonged to Burbank man, whose
name we were unable to learn. The
machine was without lights and be-
came stuck in the mud with the for
ward wheels on the track. The
crlver got out to flag the approach
ing car, but before he could do SO the
collision occurred.
"A notable event of the season will
be the concert given by the combined
choirs of the village, one hundred and
twenty-five or more voices, together
with two pianos, organ and the
twenty-piece Community orchestra.
10 the Methodist church, Tuesday
evening, March 79,sas the third of the
orchestra's series Of winter concerts
The first rehearsal will be held next
Sunday afternoon at the church. the
orchestra at 2 o'clock, the choirs at 3.
The Winyah club held their reyu-
iar picnic dinner Wednesday evening
OF this week.
Mrs. :, L. F. Garver's class Of The
Ladies Benevolent society of the Con-
gregatlonal church met Thursday with
Mrs, Charles Anderson.
The Harmony club will meet with
Mrs, Mrs, Earl Overlook on Wednesday
OF next week. \
The Kings Daughters entertain.
ca their husbands at dinner Wednes-
day OF last week in the dining roorns
OF the Methodist church. The dinner
was served by the Young Ladies'
society.
Mrs. Herbert Bradwav entertain
ed at dinner Monday evening in honor
on Mr. W. w. Bradway's fiftv-
eightf birthday anniversary.
any WIS. rlHCh and family of
Lakewood have moved into the Per-
ry Kellogg home.
: he Congregational and Bantis+
school basket ball teams NAV
ca tuesday evening in the Sn;tzer
barn. The Baptist young peonle wera
"eie
The Kiwanis club will hold Their
weekly luncheon on THURSDAY in.
stead OF Friday, beginning March "a
u. Mr.. II. A. Homan has sold h;s
residence at 647 South Court street m 70
Mr. w. E. Hemmeter. Mr.. Homsu
y lnd family will move to Akron about
.he middle OF April, where Mr. Ho-
!. nan VIII be associated with the Good
'ieh 'Rubben Co. The latter has re
entity made extensive purchases oil
in Germany. it is renorted
ind Mr. Homan thinks it nrobah1
nay ne will be commissioned to in
'psct, the same before its shipment 70
his country. ' 70
County Auditor Washburn renor,s
ne sale Of 400 dog tags since ian1
The Buick car stolen from r n
last fall few DAYS after
y purchased it, was found last Fri.
lsy IN Akron. A patrolman observ-
Z \. III Z man acting suspiciously and
.g;y disappear into garage. The
niger held the man pending > con-
arson ':I, OF the cars engine number
sitn Y those of cars reported m;ss;na
n0 was rewarded as stated above Tbs
ompany with whom Mr.. McDowelI's
III II was insured remunerated him soo,
itcr the loss, hence the machine J ;a
ow the property Of the rs ;ns,,r. IS