The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-03-04
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Daughters will meet with Mrs. Z. T.
Hartman on Thursday. March 10.
Members are requested to come early,
as there is sewing to be done.
Service Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. John Moore
on w. Washington street Thursday,
March 10.
John Swigart, residing at Sharon
Center, sustained broken hip one
day last week when he was kicked by
a horse. MIR. Swigart had purchased
the horse at Medina and was riding It
home when the animal fell and he was
thrown. When Swigart attempted to-
catch the animal by the halter, at
whirled and kicked him, breaking the
femur bone at the hip.
The Loyal Circle Of Kings
Daughters will hold banquet on
Wednesday evening, March 9, to be
served by the Young Ladies' Mission
airy society of the Methodist church,
following which a social hour with
program will be enjoyed at the home
Of Mrs. Alice Oatman.
Mr.. H. G. Broadway met with
painful, but not serious accident on
Tuesday, when heavy casting fell
ON his foot at the foundry, crushing a
toe. Mr.. Broadway will be confined to
his home for few days. -
The Willing Workers circle will
have "kid party" at the home OF
Mrs. Jack Wyman, Thursday OF this
week.
The 10. o. F. lodge conferred
the Royal Purple degree on 81 mem
bers Thursday and Saturday nights O.
last week. A number of members
were present from the Mystic En-
.campment of Wadsworth. The cal
didates were from Brunswick, Wads
worth and Medina. Dinner was serv
er by the wives of the members.
Miss Florence Crump is spepdin.
a few days with O. L. Blakeslee ant
family at Weymouth.
The Rebekahs conferred their de
gree on Ruth Holtzburg, Lucille Gar
yer, Elena Davis, Oral Lerch an
Wanda White, Tuesday evening.
The Harmony clcb met with Mr.;
Austin Lengs Thursday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Spieth entertained tn
Rural Home club Wednesday. Som
quilting was done.
Little Helen Heavlin, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Heavlin, was BIZ
ten on the right cheek by huntin
dog on Tuesday, requiring the takin
of several stitches.
The young people of the Metht
dist church will entertain the men
bers of the Baldwin Wallace Glee clu
after the concert Friday evening.
A neighborhood picnic dinner we
held at he home of Mrs. Zell M
MILAN, South Broadway, Thursday I
last week, in honor of her birthda
anniversary.
Tie Service Circle will meet vii
Mrs. John Moore, March 10.
The Missionary society of the \
E. church met with Miss Ada Frede
ick Tuesday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Webber, Wednesday, March 2,
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. King W
move to Lakewood during the ne
week
While doctoring sick horse b
longing to Roy Dague at Risley 10
Friday, "Doc" W. F. Wise nearly he
leg broken when the animal droppt
cad and fell on him. "Doc" is limpi
yet.
The Golden Rule Circle of King
Daughters will meet ON Thursday
next week with Mrs. A. A. Gish.
Grand Deputy Esther Frank
Cleveland inspected Comet Temple N
259, at the regular meeting on Mo
day evening.
The Ladies' Benevolent society
the Congregational church met Thur
day with Mrs. J. D. Dannley.
The Winyah club held their reg
lar picnic supper Wednesday, Mar
2.
The Benefit association of t
Maccabees held picnic supper at t
home of Mrs. J. F. Berger Wedne
I day evening.
Mrs. Harriet M. Goodwin h
been critically i'll the past week.
Mrs. w. r. Rooms class of the
B. S. of the Congregational chur
will meet next Wednesday, with MI
Frank Sargent.
Mrs. L. H. Randall entertain
at luncheon last Friday noon.
"A large flock of wild geese sos
ed over the village about 1 o'clo
Monday morning, their noise ava
sg ening many citizens.
Mrs. w. P. Ainsworth has
severe attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. Ralph Snedden will ente
tain the Ludfne club next Tuesd
evening.
"A. typographical error made t
Sentinel state last week that M
Fred Thomas of Cleveland was dee
The statement should have been til
Mr.. Thomas, not Mrs. Thomas, h
died.
County Auditor >Washburn h
received from the State Automob
Department the first state au
money for 1921 distribution as f
lows: County, $522.73; Leroy, 50
Lodi, $345.20; Seville, $21.25; Sps
Ger, $121; Wadsworth, $474.10; N
dina, $32; total, $1545.2S.
About IS of the high school S
dents accompanied the local basl
ball teams to Lodi to witness |
games held there last Friday eyenil
The Medina lineup for the boys v
as follows: Center, Virgil Curti