The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-16

Mr.. j. X. kennan attenuea the
fiftieth annual reunion Of the gradu-
ating class of 1871 of Western Re
serve University, in Cleveland on
Wednesday and Thursday Off this
wRk. There were thirteen members
of!Ahis class, Mr.. Kennan being one
of the five surviving ones. In 1871
and for some years thereafter the
educational Institution was located at
Hudson and was known as Western
RESERVE College. 1t is the custom at
each annual reunion of the class for
the members to pay visit to the
early scenes of their alma mater.
Max Petit sustained painful
injury while auto riding with a
party of friends near Erhart. The
car ran into rather deep depression
and as it did so Max's anatomy as
cended with corresponding force to
the top of the car, his face striking
one of the ribs. His nasal bone was
slightly cracked and he received
other facial contusions the discolor-
alton from which raised the question
with some of Max's friends as to "the
condition ofthe other fellow
Carl Houghton, who bought the
Is. S. Oatman meat market several
months ago, disposed Of it this week
to Peter Myzalo of Cleveland, who
took possession on Tuesday. For the
present at least the market will be
under the management of VIM. L.
Gebhardt.
| The speaker scheduled for the
Kiwanis club luncheon Thursday noon
was Chas. F. Lang, president Of the
Lakewood Engineering Co.
The final concert of its winter
series was given by the Community or
ci,estra at the MeSacdist chruch Tues
day evening, moderately sizeo
audience attending. The program
selected by Director Beck was an
attractive one, and the work of the
orchestra may be said to have been
fully up to its previous praiseworthy
standard. The orchestra was as
sisted by Mrs. P, c. Bigelow, whose
singing was an outstanding feature
of the concert.
Miss Lucille OGineer resigned her
position at the Root Co. and is now
working in Cleveland for the Cleve-
land Mechanical Rubber Co.
| Iva, six weeks-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Mosgrove of Grant
street and Wadsworth road,died Wed
nesday evening. Funeral services
will be held Friday at 2 p. m. at the
home and burial made in Spring
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Claude Kindig and sons
J. H. Adams and family, Clark Rein
hardt and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Gallop of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs
G. Wagner and family of Massillon
and Miss Nell Eddy of Akron were
entertained Sunday at the home ot
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clement in Strongs
VILE.
Mrs. Ralph Roth of Berea gave
a luncheon last week at her home
in honor of Miss Eulaila Damon.
The official board of tie M. E
church met Monday night at tn
church parlors.
In honor Of Miss Eulaila Damon
Mrs. Ralph Sneddea entertained a
) tea and shower Tuesday afternoon
Out of town guest, were Mesdame
Kline Heath, Leland Waltor
Dwight Kaufman of Lakewood an
Mrs. Ralph Roth of Berca.
The Seniors held a picnic Tues
: day at the Abbott cottage, Commun
ity club grounds.
The Corner club and friend:
making party of about twenty-five
formed a fishing party at Sandusk
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Seymour ee
tertained the members of the 103
: regiment of the G. A. R. and thei
wives Wednesday afternoon.
! Mr.. Virgil Damon graduate
q from The Homeopathic Medical co
lege Tuesday and arrived home Wee
!, nesday.J
Mr.. Chester Weber and Mis-
Myrtle Steinmetz were united j
!, marriage Thursday of last week b
Rev. W. R. Moffet. Both are we
known in Medina, where they wi
reside.
" The annual memorial service fo
q their deceased members by the K. {
: p, Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and Pytl
= ian Sisters lodges, will be held 0
3 Sunday, June 10. Members wi
8 meet at their respective lodge room
r at 1:So p. m., then will form for pa