The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-15
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| u. ). Valentine on the boulevard. The
| previous meeting at the home of Mrs.
F. R. Easton having been such a sue
cess the husbands were again invited
and a picnic supper served, buffet
style, at six o'clock. After doing JUS
tice to the many good things to eat,
the men entertained themselves i'll
various ways, while the ladies held a
very interesting meeting, as we'll as
inspiring. Articles concerning the
missionary work of the church in lap
an, our south land, the middle and far
west, were read by Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. D. S. Reynolds, Mrs. Valentine
and Mrs. Easton. Many helpful thots
were expressed. There were about
fifty present. The January meeting
VIII be held at the home of Mrs.
Roy Bissel, preceded by picnic sup
per.
The Community Christmas enter
tainment will be given in the Audi
torium on the evening of Wednesday
Dec. 21.
| Mrs. Arthur Kindig and little
daughter, Nina Elizabeth of Spencer
are spending a few weeks at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Shaw, Mrs
kindig's parents.
Miss Laura Hydorn spent the week.
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber.
nier in Medina. Mrs. Bernier wa,
formerly Miss Iva Chamberlain.
The Misses Ida Wagner and Lii.
liam Simmons spent Friday in Cleve-.
land, Christmas shopping.
Mrs. Charley Handshue and children
Helen and Lloyd, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Handshue's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Shaw.
Miss Effie Russell and Miss Louise
Simmons were in Cleveland on Mon
day to see Pavlowa, the famous Rus
sian dancer.
Miss Nina Shaw spent the weekend
with Mrs. Alexander of Lafayette.
| The Ohio Farmers Girls club, ar
organization which has been in exist
ence for about month, was most de.
lightfully entertained on Monday ev
ening by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Crooks
at their pleasant home on West MAR
street. The features of the evening
were, first, business meeting al
which the officers, Mrs. Kirschner
president, Mrs. Kemery, secretary
Miss Edna Edgar, treasurer, officiatec
after which came a Memory Contest
followed by little play, entitled
Twelve Old Maids" an entertainment
in one act given by the following
The Misses Nina Shaw, Emma Cobb
Phyllis Offineer, Mary Graham, Net
tie Russell, Lillian Simmons, Edna Ee
gar, Mabel Chapman, Elizabeth Lentz
Grace Dome, Lola Estill, Mrs. KEN
cry, Mrs. Holser and Mrs. Easton
There are 40 charter members, "a pre-
ent Tuesday evening. Coffee, ic
cream and cake were bountifully serv
ed by the charming hostess, perfection
prevailing in every detail. The clu
adjourned to meet the first Monday il
each month,
Mrs. w. H. Hiestand, who has bee
spending several months with he
daughter, Mrs. D. A. Moran of Pitts
burg, is now visiting at the home c
her son, Mr.. Jean c. Hiestand.
Judge and Mrs. F. T. Taggart G
Wooster are at Ye Tavern for tn
winter months.
Judge F. T. Taggart, Mr.. and Mr.
Jean c. Hiestand and Mrs. w. H. HE
stand spent Monday in Cleveland.
The holiday vacation for the school
begins Friday Dec. % and ends Jar
uary 8.
The annual Father and Son banque
= held at the Auditorium on Friday e,
4 ening, Dec. 9, was a success in ever
s sense of the word. This was give
s under the auspices of the Y. M. c.
: A great deal of credit should be give
8 to Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Geisinger, VIII
O. have the Y. M. c. A. work in chare
J ! this year. Menu: Rolls, butter, mes
3 loaf, escalloped potatoes, creamed pea
4 pickles, jelly, perfection salad, app
8 pie, la mode, coffee, which was ser,
3 ed by the ladies of both the churche
5 Program: Toastmaster, N. R. Cha
9 FAINT; "Ask Dad" Blake Peterson
y "Why He Knows" Supt R. F. How,
2 my Ideal (of a mani" Edwin How,
5 "My Ideal (of a boy)," D. S. Keynote
4 why, Secretary Barnes. Addres
g by Prof. Bruce Baxter of Mt. Unio
y college, Alliance, o., music, Y. M.
g A. orchestra. There were about Il
y men and boys present
= The Woman's Christian Temperate
2 Unioin met at the home of Mrs. Clau
9 Lee on Tuesday afternoon. Tt
I special feature of the afternoon was a
8 address by Mrs. Drummond of Ober
2 lin, o.
g The mother of Mrs. Fred Eastma
o died at the home of her son in Cha
] ham. Funeral on Tuesday afternoo
z Mrs. Alice Dorne, who lives at tt
z home of Mr.. and Mrs. Betz, sper
IS Wednesday in Akron.
g Christmas shoppers in Wooster q
i Tuesday were, Mr.. N. R. Chalfant, M
s and Mrs. o. G. Gardner and Miss En-
. ma Cobb.
. Mrs. R. F. Howe spent Monday
4 Cleveland.
a Mrs. w. E. Haines and daught,
= Harriet spent Friday in Clevelan
= Miss Harriet remaining over the wee
IS end at the home of Miss Grace Ju
;s ;s son.