The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01

/ E. H. Gridley, a life Iondg resident
OF Lodi, died Wednesday forenoon,
! Nov Is, at his home on Wooster
street. He was "a years Of age.
Private funeral services were held at
the home on Friday at l 80. Burial
in Woodlawn cemetery.
A number of the young people of
Lodi were home from college, for
Thanksgiving. Paul Underwood.
Martin Leatherman, Glenfi Wood,
Harold Carver, Melvin Mosher and
Gail Dean from Ohio State Univer-
sity, Nelson Harris from Wooster col
lege, Lavonne Seifert from Wooster
Business college, Florence Hendee
from the Medina Normal school and
Glenn Clinesmith from Oberlin Bust
ness college.
Alva BURY has returned to Detroit
for fewsweeks visit. +
The Woman's Home Missionary
society had charge of the services at
the Methodist church Sunday even
ing, Nov. II, Mrs. D. w. Parner pre-
siding. General subject. Realizing
the Pilgrims ,Goal-America a Pill
grim's Home" A special offering
was taken for the w. H. M. work.
DR.. and Mrs, Asa Dean and little
daughter spent Thanksgiving with
her parents in Medina.
E. ]. Miller will hold another re-
cital at the Congregational church on
Dec. 9.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual Christmas bazaar
and supper at the church the after
noon and evening of Dec. 10. Aprons,
fancy work, candy and baked goods
will be oT sale.
On Monday eveningf Nov. 2S, Mr..
Flickinger's Sunday school class held
their monthly meeting at the home of
Mabel Long on Bank street, fifteen
members OF the class being present.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Lawrence Williams, and
it was moved and seconded that this
class should have charge of a parcel
post booth at the church bazaar on
Dec. 10. While other matters were
discussed nothing definite was planned
a very tempting lunch was served,
and at late hour the members de-
parted, planning to hold their follow
ing meetings the first Monday of each
month. ....
A rabbit supper and church rally
was held at the M. E. church Tues.
day evening, Nov. 2o. Supper was
served from $50 to 7:30 by the Mems
class. The hunt began November %
and ended with the supper. Flay Will
liarlls and De Forest Clouse were the
captains.
,Lodi's first Community auction and
special day was held Wednesday, Nov.
so, Several merchants offered special
Bargains on that day and a public sale
was held in the afternoon. The follow
ing, are the names of the people and
fiftns who made this sale possible IN.
w. Hover and Son, Frank Reardon,
Leatherman Hardware Co., Mrs. M.
r. Carver, Lloyd Leatherman, Lodi
Mill and Elevator Co., Lodi Lumber
Co., Lodi State Bank, Seifert Bros,
C. M. Fetzer. S. E. Shaw r. K. Gam
Bile, Peoples National Bank Palmer
and Musser, c. E. Parmelee and Son,
Lawrence Williams, S. J. Steele, E.
A4Rowland, H. c. Auble, Harlos AL
bert, Herman Elliott and C. E. Knapp.
The next number of the lyceum
course will be given at the Idol theater
next Monday evening. Edmund Vance
Cook Of Cleveland will give us very
interesting lecture. He is recon-
mended very highly by every one who
has heard him.
]. w. Myers, 81, one of the county's
oldest citizens, is confined to his bed,
due to the infirmities Of his advanced
age.
Mrs. w. B. Marlowe of New Lon
don, whose husband was B. & o.
ticket agent here about fifteen years
ago. died last week at her home in
New London, o., following an illnesss
Of several weeks. The husband and
one daughter survive.
Lodi held it's first Community sale
on Wednesday Of this week.
II The Lodi Light and Power Co. has
extended its service lines to mile
and a half north of Chatham. a
Visiting and Gift Day at the Lodi
hospital Thursday Dec. 8.
,sJ. K. King recently had the liga-
ments in one of his arms badly in
jured while closing door to a bog
car in the W. & l.. E. yards. He
Is still unable to use the arm.
3. H. Gridley, a lifelong resident
Of Medina county, died Wednesday of |
last week, at his home here. He was
aged "A years. Private funeral SER
vices were held from the home Fri |
lay at 1880. Burial in Woodlawn
,emetery.'
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