The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-22
LOCALS

Mrs. Dave Watkins class of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
held their Christmas. meeting in the
church parlors Monday afternoon.
Several school girls gave a very de-
lightful program.
Mrs, C.F.Davis is quite i'll at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. F. Ray
Miller. in Cleveland.
The Sunday School Board of the
sCongregat onal church met Monday
evening at the home OF DR.. w. A.
Nichols.
Misses Mildred and Lillian Albro
entertained the Tuesday Afternoon
club this week with the Christmas ex-
change and farewell party for the
Mesdames A. L. and L. w. Boyden.
"A fire which broke out in the Me-
dina laundry Saturday night bid fair
for while to destroy the building, but
which was prevented by the timely dis
covery OF the fire and the quick and
efficient work of the local fire laddies.
The fire started in the boiler room,
according to Proprietor Shupe, but
from what cause he has been unable
to determine. The operating machin-
cry of the plant was not damaged and
work was resumed Monday morning
as usual. Mr.. Shupe places his dam
age at about $780,
"A number of their fir ends enjoyed
a six o'clock dinner and social time
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Washburn, in honor of the 35th birth
day anniversary of F. B. Bagley.
-Chas. Loydal and Vacilly Andrew
ovitch were arrested last Sunday by
Marshal Tom Lucas on a charge OF
destroying property. Before Mayor
F. w. Boyer the men pleaded guilty
and were fined $500 and costs each,
in default Of payment of which they
are now in the county jail.
Clarence and Charles SEM, re-
spectively Is and 16 years of age, sons
of Peter SEM of Chippewa Lake, were
adjudged delinquent children before
Probate Judge Van Densen last Sat
urday and committed to the Boys In
dustrial School at Lancaster. A
more than ordinary element of pathos
attaches to this case, as the mother is
an inmate of the County Home, and a
cripple and the boys have been sub
jected to a precarious bring. .ng up,
neither father nor mother being in a
position to exert proper parental con-
troll.
Catherine c. Patterson, II, died at
the Pythian Sisters Home Sunday,
eawhrre she had been an inmate for
some time. The body was removed
to her former home in Middleton, O.,
for interment.
L. M. Hamlin and Leland Einhart
each shot fox last week, the former
on Wednesday, the latter on Thurs
day. They say they know where they
can get some more.
The Winyah club will hold its
annual meeting next Wednesday ev-
ening, Dec. 28. ..
"A collision between Buick driv-
en- by Walter Alderfer and a Ford
driven by young man of the name
of Hunter collided at the corner of
Broadway and East Washington
street Tuesday afternoon, putting both
machines temporarily out of commits
son and injuring, tho not seriously,
Miss Lorena Lenz, who was riding
with Mr.. Hunter. Miss Lenz was
thrown from the machine and sustain
ed rather painful bruises on her head.
She was able to walk to the office of
DR.. Robinson only few rods away,
and was soon able to return to her
home.
The film "Alice in Hunger-land,"
illustrating the terrible conditions in
Armenia, given at the Princess theater
last Sunday night, was attended by a
large audience. The entertainment
was in the interest of the Near East
Relief campaign. Rev. VIM. J. Drew
pres 'ded and music was furnished by
the Y. M. c. A. orchestra.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold the second in a series of
card parties, at the Legion rooms,
Tuesday. Dec. 81, from 2 to S. Re-
ceipts to be used for county relief.
Everybody invited.
Students of the County Normal
School entertained the Normal teach
ers at Christmas party at Garfield
bu lding Wednesday evening.
iii ClCStlOH Ill IIOllcT lOWHSI1IU
on Tuesday on the issuing of bonds for
new school house additions, carried
by IA votes, the result being III to
113.
The Medina County Y. M. c. A.
male quartet has accepted an invita-
tion to sing for the annual State Con-
vention of Associat ons of Ohio to be
held in Springfield, Feb. 1919.
: Thru the burning out of trans
former at Vine and Liberty streets
last Thursday night, electric lights
were out of commission in many
homes in that vicinity for an hour or
more.
The Medina Boys Band have the
following concerts definitely arranged
Granger high school Dec. %, Itch
field town hall Jan. II, Cleveland West
Side Y. M. c. A. Jan. 20, Brunswick
town hall March 8. At Cleveland the
boys have banquet also.
Thursday morning was the cold
est Of the season, the thermometer
standing at 2 degrees above zero at an
early hour.
The Medina Advertising club will
have banquet at the Odd Fellows
hall next Thursday night, Dec. %, at
which time will be taken up the matter