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

will be guests. Gifts will be exchang-
ed.
The public will inspect the new
quarters of the Star Telephone Co. on
Thursday from 2 to y p. m. lew
directories of the company were put
out the past week. None was issued
in June, owing to preparations of
cutting over to the new building, for
merly Walback building and changing
OF various lines. Miss Minnie Leath-
erman is chief operator. There are
twelve operators and Jay Welday is
local manager.
"Old CABIN Minstrels" by members
of the First Baptist church. (colored),
will be given at the opera house Thurs
day evening for benefit of community
Xmas.
Pupils of centralized school are
preparing Xmas programs for the af-
ternoon of Dec. %. Pupils in first
tive grades will have Xmas trees and
exchange of gifts. Pupils of grade
schools of the town are giving Xmas
cantata Friday afternoon at 2:30 at
the opera house.
A program of Xmas carols will be
given by high school chorus at the
Reformed church Wednesday evening.
A collection will be received toward
a Xmas fund for the little folk of the
town.
The concert given by high school
recently netted them $100, which will
be used for school purposes.
The body of Mrs. Olivia Yost, 7o
was brought here for burial Monday
afternoon from Columbus. She was
the aunt of Mayor Boyer.
The body of Mrs. Bessie Orcutt,nee
Harper, was brought here from Ken
more for bur-a Monday afternoon. She
is survived by her husband, and one
son. The mother, Mrs. Mary Harper
resides on Pardee street.
| The bazaar given at Reformed
church Saturday for Municipal hos.
pital had as receipts between three and
four hundred dollars. Tickets were
sold on quilt, which amounted tc
$50 Otto Boyer of Rittman was the
winner OF the quilt.
| First Baptist church committee
cleared SIS at their fish supper Sat.
urday evening. The Sunday school o1
this church will give their program on
next Monday evening, entitled, "Christ
mas Secret"
| Methodist Sunday school program
will be given Sunday evening.
i A dozen men, colored, residing a,
the Brick yard boarding house, were
robbed of Sos Saturday night about
midnight.
i The mail wagon and horse were
struck by an auto driven by C. A
Rhinehart of Rittman, Saturday even.
ing, on S. Main street. The horse
had to be killed, the wagon front was
smashed in, the driver, Mr.. Sommers
who was standing up back of the sea-
| driving, was thrown over the mai
/ sacks and landed on his feet on the
pavement. The wagon and horse be-
longed to J. c. Crocker, who suffered
:, a broken leg two weeks ago, when his
coat caught In gasoline engine ant
threw him to the floor. Rhinehar
was driving past another machine ant
did not see the horse until it was toe
late for him to avoid the accident.
| An investigation of the death O.
Frank Humbert. 81, who burned tt
| death in bunk car last week is re-
quested by the father, Harry Humbert
of Lorain. The young man wa,
known to have had $500 in cash ano
/! several thousand dollars worth O
jewelry, no trace of which has beer
found since his death.
1 Mrs. Susan Gunsaulis entertained
John Hunt and family and Miss Ann;
Hunt at dinner Sunday.
Faye Lozier entertained few friend.
last Wednesday evening, in honor O
her fifteenth birthday anniversary.