The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-04-29
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The Medina band, with Fred Bon-
lev soloist, will give a concert in the
Methodist church on Monday evening
May 9, at 8 o'clock. No admission
will be charged. but collection will
be taken. One-half the proceeds to
90 10 the band, the other half to the
young people of the Methodist church
who are placing trumpet stop in the
new organ, in honor of Rev. Kelser
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
The last of a series of Community
orchestra concerts will be given IN
June. Mrs. Bigelow will be soloist
This program will be Floral one.
On Sunday, May 23, the Commun-
ity orchestra will give a musical pro-
gram in the Congregational church at
4 D. m. Alfred Dannley, clarinet,
Rollin Hartman, cornet, and Margaret
Randall, organist, will be the soloists'
The Odd Fellows entertained the
Rebekahs Tuesday evening with a
social time and dance, the OCCASION be-
| ing the 1O2nd anniversary of the or
der. Il !,
Miss Anna Friedt of Wadsworth
were united in marriage on Saturday,
April Is, by Rev. Vim. ]. Drew, at
the Congregational parsonage.
Rev. w. R. Moffet spoke Tuesday
night at the l02nd anniversary OF the
Odd Fellows, and at West Mansfield,
Logan county, on Thursday night
Mr.. Leon Keener and Miss Opal
Harter, both of Wadsworth, were unit
ed in marriage last Saturday by Rev.
w. H. Bryenton at the Methodist par
sonage. -,
Child Conservation League will
meet next Monday with Mrs. 1. W.
Boyden. Program: Roll Call; favo-
rite child stories; paper, STORY Tell
ing and Supervising the Child's Read
ing" Mrs. Boyden and Mrs. Bailey
music.
The Ladies' Benevolent society Of
the Congregational church will be en-
tertained next Thursday afternoon by
/. Mrs. Walter Koons' class at the
church parlors. There will be a
Maypole and appropriate program car
ried out by the children
The concert by the Community or
chestra, combined choirs Of the church.
es and soloists, at the Methodist
church Tuesday night, was a most
successful one from every point OF
view. Upward of one hundred par
ticipated in the concert, and the pre-
cision, intonation and Interpretation
which characterized the various NUM-
.-tars. was such as to reflect credit not
onlv upon the musicians themselves
.but upon the ability of the director
John Beck through whose efforts the
concert was arranged, and carried out
An unexpected but very agreeable
change was made in the original pro-
gram by the singing OF Mrs. Jonn
Bowlcs of Sharon Center, whose solo
work was excellent and well received
There was large audiences.
Miss Novellas. Sanford, daughter
Of Mr.. and MrSSsD. M. Sanford Of
1l8 Mill street, Became the wife OF
M. Paul Bachteli of Lafayette, on
Saturday evening at St. Paurs parson'
ace, the ceremony being performed by
the rector, Rev. R. K. Caulk. The
bride has been the efficient clerk al
Steineass & Bradway's meat market
and has many friends in Medina.
The ladies of the Church Of
Christ will hold a public dinner nex'
Monday from II to !.
II The Medina Mfg. Co. report ar
order this week for 5000 fly wheels
for delivery in May.
About 50 local Odd Fellows at
tended the services at the Church o.
Christ last Sunday evening, as com
pliment to their fellow member, Rev
w. r. Moffet, the pastor. =
The dining room Of the American
House which has been in drsuse th'
past few years, is being remodeled fol
a store, an entrance already havinf
been cut through on the south side
w. T. Anderson, owner of the building
states that there are several applicants
for the room, but that no lease ha
yet been made.
Many members of the Kiwani
club will attend an inter-city NEE
of neighboring clubs to be held II
Akron next Tuesday night, May 5
Sundays Cleveland papers carrie'
a dispatch from Plattsmouth, Neb., an
4.nouncing the death there OF Justil
Lily, and giving his birth place a
Medina, and date 1887. It was stat
ed that Mr.. Lilly was delegate t.
the Republican convention whici
nominated Abraham Lincoln for presl
dent in 1860.
Miss Ethel Waite, daughter 9
Harry Waite of Ashland; and Mr.. Al
bert Berg Of Berea, were united \
marriage Wednesday afternoon at tn
Methodist parsonage by Rev. w Il
Bryenton. Miss Waite is niece o
H. A. Waite of Medina, with who's
family she has been making her hom
since last November. The newly
sweds will be at home to their friend
about June in Berea.