The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-20

Medina county pomona drangS Il
will meet with Poe Grange Saturday,
May rs. Al good program is being +
prepared and large attendance is
desired.
The front Of the M r. Wright
gstore on West Liberty street was inn
proved this week by the placing OF a
large plate glass window therein and
the hanging Of new door.
Harold Berger and family are |
now living at the ]. r. Berger home.
Mrs. T.. H. Randall entertained
last week Friday at five o'clock tea
in honor Of her mother, Mrs Julia
Oviatt.
While driving his auto into the |
fparage at his home Tuesday night,
Arthur Baish lost control and the ma
chine plunged through the back OF
| the garage: The top-ofs the car was
! forced off and crushed down onto Mr..
Baish, severely wrenching his neck
and back. He was unable to leave
his home on Wednesday.
| A meeting of the Child's Conser-j
| walton League was held Monday for
the election Of officers, resulting as
follows. President, Mrs. Elsie Slime;
| first vice president, Mrs. Earl Averill;
| second vice pres, Mrs. E. w, Barnes;
secretary, Mrs. Adaline Nichols,treas
urer. MRS. Mahlon Charlton; press re-4
/ porter, Mrs. Raymond Long. q
Miss Priscilla Huffman and Mr..
George w. Baker, Both of Wadsworth
were united in marriage last week by
| Rev. w, J. Drew at the Congregation
al parsonage.
| Miss Marian Gleason, who recent
! " underwent an operation for the re-,
moval of her tonsiN, spent the week
end with her parents, DR. and Mrs. J.
i r. Gleason.
j Mr.. o. A. Persons, who with Mr..
'IR. E. Hart, formed the partnership
in the Medina Coal Co., has disposed
of his interest to Mri Hart, and with
his family will move to St. Petersburg
Fla. about Sept. l, where ne will make
, his future home.
J, Miss Carolyn Halliwill and Mr..
Earl Light, both of Chatham, were
! united in marriage by Rev. VIM. ].
Drew at the Congregational parson-
} age on Tuesday of this week.
A group convention OF Kings
: Daughters was held at the Euclid ave-
nue. Baptist church, Cleveland, on
Thursday. Mrs. James Newton at
t tended as "a delegate from the Golden
Rule circle. Mrs. Alice Jewett also
attended. :,
Mrs. Henry Reuter- is quite III
with grippe.
! played at Litchfield at union church
I meeting last Sunday night, and at Vai-
!, ley City Thursday night.
Il Mr.. H. G. Rowe, who recently re.
covered from an attack of diphtheria
: is again confined to his home by Ill,
: ness. ~,
The big tanks Of the Free Oll
!, Co. which have been located Just
: south Of the B. & o. depot, were NOV
\ ed this week onto lot recently ac-
quired by the company on 5. Pros-
: pect street adjoining the N. Q. tracks
4 and new railroad siding installed.
!, The Medina Y. M. CA. orcfestra
! will give concert in York town
hall on Monday evening, May ~. Nt
admission will be charged, and every
! me is cordially invited to attend:
l. The American Legion and othel
= patriotic organizations Of the country
/ have passed resolutions recognizint
:, the poppy as the national flower to b.
! worn on Memorial Day. In Medlns
! the Ladies' auxiliary Of the American
Legion, Mrs. r. G. Strong, president
= has interested itself in the n1ovemen
i and will provide an ample supply o
: the floral emblems for use here OF
= Memorial Day this year. The poppie
r sell for 10c each, and it is believes
h that everybody will be glad to wea
a one in honor Of the brave boys VIII
ar limmortalized themselves in the Ian
,e where the little bloom flourishes.
d. There was a fairly good attend
e. ance at the "dry'' meeting held a
" the court house last Sunday after
noon, to discuss the disregard of la'
in shown by the liquor interests. Th
III chief address was by Geo. c., South
D. well, Cleveland district superinter
dent of the Anti-Saloon League. Th
lg county organization underwent
e. change at this meeting, the name b.
he ing altered to the Medina County Dr.
he Enforcement League, with Rev. E.
It. Hamilton Of Wadsworth as president
Mrs. E. P. Hartman, vice presiden
We and A. d. Aylard, treasurer.
ey The local ball team won a gan
IS Wednesday afternoon from the Eucll
mt village team to the tune Of 10 to
on the Medina grounds. It was
'ts well-played game and a fairly goe
OF crowd witnessed it.
lty "A dozen or more young ladies I
'oo the village, chaperoned by Mrs. Jol
Dannley, will spend the weekend
~. during the summer at the farm hon
de of Mrs. R. M. Mcdowell in We
mouth.
ay On Monday, May 9, the producti'
M committee in charge of the Near Ea
WI wv Relief met at the receiving station
- - Sylvester library. They laid the
,s plans, and cut enough garments
~ supply two Kings Daughtess' Circl
~ with work. Two members of t
= committee, with helpers appointed
,hs them, will work at the library 10
M Mtte day each week, planning and cuttir
ate % The work in this stage will then
delivered to the Red Cross Office.
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