The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-15
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program at the Congregational church
next Sunday evening at Z o'clock. ID
which the public is cordially invited.
Inc program will include a preludial
recital by Fred Adams, a solo by Fred
bohley, numbers by the girls chorus,
and The choir will render the anthems,
Born at Last. the Great Messiah" by
4 Dow; Let Us Go Even to Bethle-
hem," by Nevln; 'Holy Night" by
Adam.
Hart Council, No. 285 of Security
Benefit association, held their annual
election OF officers and enjoyed a
social time and entertainment at K. of
Z. hall on Wednesday of last week.
The election resulted as follows: Presi
dent, Schuyler Hoff; first vice, Mrs.
Schuler; second vice, Mrs. Mummaw;
sec. H. A. Horn; conductor, Mrs.
Wertz. f-nancier, Charles Wertz ;senti-
mel, Mrs. e. B. Lowe; guard, Mrs. S.
Hoff; pianist, Mrs. Hartzog; trustees,
g. +. Warren, o. o. VanDeusen, w.
H. Sipher.
The committee appointed to ar
range for the decoration of the park
tor Christmas eve, thus far have been
unable to obtain Christmas tree. Any
one having one to sell or knowing
where one. may be obtained, is ask
ed to notify E. w. Barnes.
Next Sunday at Sis o'clock. fol
/ wing services at the churches, film
dep cting scenes of suffering and de-
vastation in the Near East will be ex-
hibited at the Princess theater. Rev.
Robertson of the State Near East or
sanization will conduct the entertain
nent and explain the scenes.
Last Sunday ght two men were
discovered by w. G. Pharion trying to
effect an entrance into his home on
South Court street. The men ran
when discovered.
MIR. Irwin Somers sustained a
slight paralytic stroke Monday, which
IS confining him to his home. HIS
condition is reported as improving.
"A number Of friends from Medina
attended the funeral of the late Mrs.
Floyd Sherman in Beebetown on Tues
day. Mrs. Sherman, who was we'll
known in this vicinity, died Sunday.
Regular meeting Of the w. B. A.
OF the Maccabees, Friday evening; pic
mic supper at $50 o'clock, followed BY
election of officers, initiation Of candi-
dates and installation of officers by
Deputy Addie Brown of Akron. Al
large attendance is desired. Mary K.
Long, Col.
Rev. J. R. Nichols, for several
years a pastor of the Medina Congre-
gational church, but more recently of
the Rogers Congregational church of
Chicago, completes his service with
the latter church Jan. l, to accept ap-
pointment as superintendent of the
Congregational City Missionary and
Extension society of Chicago.
Owing to the absence of several
members from town, the village coun-
Gil did not hold its regular monthly !
meet ting Tuesday night, but will hold |
it next Tuesday night.
Automobile money received from |
the state department by Auditor Wash |
burn for month ending Oct 81: Coun-
ty, $86.27; Wadsworth, $5.5l; Lodi, |
$9.42; Medina, $2l.32; Seville, $1.OO;
Spencer, Sic; total, $123.83.
d. {. Babcock, who for the past
few years has been associated with the
local agency of the Barrett Co.. has
resigned and will become connected
with the A. |. Root Co., Jan. |, in the
promotion work of Hubam sweet
clover.
Clark Reinhardt, for the past two
or three years at the head of the cost
department of the A. |. Root Co., has
severed his connection with that insti-
tuition, effective January l. Mr.. Rein
hardt says he expects to remain in
Medina, altho he has not definitely de-
cided upon his future field of work.
Sheriff Bigelow has apprehended
four individuals this week whom he
discovered with overloaded trucks.
The first one was Elmer Gunkelman
with too much hay; the others were
three Barberton men-C. A. Heyl, E.
R. Snyder and w. M. Bernardo, with
brick. The latter three were driving
in Wadsworth, Gunkelman on the
north pike.
HS NotCluOIS VI Tic WOTlQS
Board of Aeronautical Commissioners,
Inc, which is now composed of l08
commissioners representing 81 coun-
hes and colonies of the world, have
appointed Mr.. H. R. Calvert, char
man for Medina county. The board
is organized to advance aeronautics
and encourage the use of aircraft
the world II
Heirs OF the late w. A. Preston of
Litchfield, in their $4,000 suit for
damages against the A. c. & Y. r.
r. Co. for the death of Preston while
in the service of the defendant COM
oany in November, 1920, are being rep
resented by Attorney w. P. Aims
worth in Akron this week.
Beginning JAM 26, the Old Phoen-
x National bank as usual will serve
rs the states representative in the
sale of automobile registration tags
'or the coming year.
The Royal Purple degree was con-
erred on six candidates at the local
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night, the
being from Kenmore.
Many members from various Odd
Fellow lodges in the county were pres |
mt, and dinner was served. II
A special musical program will be
part of the vesper services at St.