The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-27

Japanese, Spanish American an,
World wars, and she is now speaking
in the interests of the Student Nurse
Recruiting movement, under the Lake
Division of the Red Cross. u
THE Medina Kiwanis club has
answered the base ball challenge
from the Kiwanis club of Akron, anc
the first game between these com
peting "braves" is booked for Wed.
nesday afternoon, June 5. The sec
ond game will be at Medina on July
20. Every fan in Medina is expect.
ed to accompany the local team to
Akron and root for an initial victory
Mrs. Laura Craddock Of Pen
field, o., died at her home Monday
May 16. She will be remembered in
Medina as a sister of Mrs. H. E. Ed
wards and Mrs. Harry Hard. and
Miss Elizabeth Miller of Seville.
Mrs. Howard Hoff entertained
the Utilian club last Monday night.
The senior and junior classes Of
the high school held dancing party
at York town hall last Wednesday
night.
The Sunday school board of the
Congregational church met last Mon
day night at the home Of Mel Kel-
logg.
Miss Grace Hill Of Boston was
called to Cleveland Tuesday by the
serious illness of her father, Mr..
Frank Hill.
The w. R. U. sophomore hop,
given last Friday evening in Win
dermere hall, concluded the years So
cial activities at the university. Mr..
Blake Munson Of Medina was on the
committee Of arrangements.
Mrs. Jane Smith has been quite
i'll, but is improving. ~
The ladies of the Relief Corp
are requested to meet on the south
side of the park Sunday morning at
$3.50 o'clock, to accompany the G. "A.
r. to the Methodist church for Mem
orial services. If the weather is
bad, instead of meeting on the park,
they will assemble at Perry Can
mons home.
On Memorial Day the Relief
Corp ladies are requested to meet
on the east side of the park, where
autos will be waiting to take them
to the cemetery. All are asked to
bring flowers.
Mrs. Walter Koons' class of the
L. B. s. Of the Congregational church
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Walter Clark, Smith road.
Members are requested to meet at 2
o'clock on the east side Of the park
where autos will be waiting.
Born, to County Supt. and Mrs.
G. B. Ulery, May "a, d daughter.
During the part Of the Memorial
Day celebration held in the park, it is
requested that all automobiles and
other vehicles be parked on the north,
south and west sides of the public
square, next to the stores, instead Of
The park, with the fronts facing the
The park. By this arrangement the
streets will be left cleared and allow
IN unobstructed sight Of all that is
;aking place by those seated in ma
hines. Also, all old soldiers and
,lderly or infrm persons win be
provided with conveyances, by notify
ng Mr.. A. F. Hange.
Members Of the Medina Matinee.
,lub have been planning for a big
line on Thursday night Of this week,
he occasion being the annual ban
Iuet and campfire" of the club mem-l
,ers, held at the Pythians club rooms.
More anon.
The MeNorial sermon to the
Grand Army Of the Republic will be
preached by Rev. w. H. Bryenton in
he Methodist church, Sunday morn
ng, at 10 o'clock. The American
legion will also attend this service.
special music will be rendered by
he choir and the church made at
ractive for the occasion. A cordial
invitation to all.
Mr. T. ID. England had the mis-
ortune to get the middle finger of
is right hand SO badly crushed in
nortise machine at the A. /. Root
;o.'s plant on Tuesday, as to neces-
itate amputation at the second Joint.
,'wo other fingers were lacerated at
he same time.
Medina Girl Scouts, under the
irection ,of Miss Luella Kern. will
irculate about town on Saturday Of
his week with poppies for sale, to be
7orn on Memorial Day. There is
My limited supply Of the poppies
nd those desiring them should Sc
ure them on Saturday. Any left
yill be sold Memorial Day. The
oppy is now recognized as the Of
cial flower Of May 80.
AT the special meeting Of o. E.
!, last Saturday there were out-of-
'wn guests from Barberton, ,Woos-
er, Seville, Lodi, and Wadsworth.
There was a special convocation
a Royal Arch degree of the Ma
ons Wednesday afternoon and eye-t
ing, and "a six o'clock dinner was |
erved by the Eastern Star ladies at |
ne congregational church dining |
MIR. G. B. loves s. s. class Of |
ne Congregational church was en- |
srtained at a thimble party and pic |
lc- supper at the home Of Mrs. Frank /
pellman Tuesday, as "bon-yoy- |
ge for Mrs. G. sB. Lowe. who sails |
ext Wednesday Tor Liverpool.
during the electrical storm Mon
ay morning house on s. Vinestreet !
elonging to Mrs.sWm. Timer was
'ruck by lightning, only slight dam
ge being done. 1
Elizabeth Gable entertained II
har IiAtln 4..A.. l.. !. rI.-I. ,.---.