The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-18
WADSWORTH

WAl1dAl1 Vic 1OuT-HAOhtiLS-OIu CLllu
of Harry Long, Of Akron, was
brought here Friday and buried in
lWoodlawn cemetery, Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Long was formerly Miss
Eulala Meager, of this place.
Robert and Mrs. Stevenson, War
rem and Mrs. Long, and Perry and
Mrs. Winkelman, will leave during
the week for a three days camp at
Rattlesrake hollow, south of Woos-
ter, where the male members of the
company will hunt game.
DR.. S. z. Beam and wife have re-
turned to their home in Tiffin after
spending a few days with their son,
Rev. G. T. N. Beam.
Mrs. Charles Grotz and daughter,
Bes of Akron, former residents Of
this place were weekend visitors in
town.
DR.. Isaac Baughman of Cleveland
called upon Wadsworth friends on
Friday.
The Knights of Pythias will confer
the page rank upon one candidate
on Monday evening. They expect to
arrange to visit the Doylestown lodge
on the following Monday night when
they will assist in comforting the
knight rank.
Harvey Miller Of the Columbus
Dispatch, stopped over q day to visit
his brother, DR.. M. F. Miller, and
family. He formerly resided here.
Mrs. Noah Baker, who lives south
Of town, was badly injured when she
was thrown from a buggy recently.
The horse started gong Unexpectedly
and before she was able to grasp the
lines she was thrown to the ground
on her face. She sustained deep
cut in her forehead and one on her
nose and stitches were necessary to
close both wounds. She is getting
along nicely now.
The shower rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harper and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Smith, both newly married
couples, Of this place, by the Meth
odist church choir, at the home of Dr.
H. A. Baldwin, was a most delightful
social event. It was al.c the occasion
of farewell reception to JOSEPH
Birkbeck, of England, who leaves fol
Liverpool Monday, whence he will g
to his home in Seaham Harbor. HI
has been in tbs vicinity for nearl!
five months, and has made man!
friends here.
Between 80 and 40 persons enjoy
ed the evenings entertainment whicl
consisted of music and reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Griffith of Ca
+ nal Fulton were Sunday visitors wit
d relatives here.
Professor F. I. Miller of Homes
: vile, who was the instructor of pen
{ manship in the old normal schot
: here 20 years ago, visited in tow
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Hilton, North Lyma
st., is confined to her home wit
rheumatism.
: Herman Etter, who was to hav
e left tbs week for Wittengerg col
lege, is in bed with an attack Of sick
K ness which may prevent his attenc
n ing school this term.
Mrs. Carl Biebighauser and thre
children of Gallon, Mrs. Belle Pi
grim of Cleveland and John Wander
coy of Cleveland were Sunday visi
ors at the home of Mrs. Catherir
l. Trapp. The first two will remain th
rest of the week as guests of Mr.
a John Brouse, Silver Creek.
le ]. P. Baldwin, who has been I'll
Wadsworth representative of IL
/ Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., fl
% several years, has resigned his p'
sition, and the vacancy has been file
E. by the appointment of L. D. Ault.
m Mr. and Mrs. William Gorms
213 Bergey ST., are the parents of
70 11-pound boy, born Monday.
"a Miss Erma Swigart, George Du
ling and Leslie Hartzell left Tuesds
U for Tifin, to attend Heidelberg ur
I'll versity.
Miss Pauline Weaver will be st
er dent at Akron university this year.
II Special temperance services W
be held at the Mennonite church Su
e day morning beginning at 8:
er o'clock, and conducted by the Su
2 day school. There will be spec
music by the school, recitations
en- the young people, and readings a
IN addresses by the superintendent a
'le assistane. The Christian Endeave
will have charge of the church in t
IL evening.
The body of Mrs. McGallia
Ter mother of Edward McGalliard,