The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-12-04
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in Cleveland.
Mrs. Cortlett spent the week END
with her mother in Cleveland.
On account of the illness of Mrs.
Chapman's mother, Mrs. Newton the
ladies' society met at Mrs. Calvesls
this Thursday for the wood bee.
Mr.. Lantsbury of Elyria spent
Thanksgiving here at Charles Gibbs
and Alvin and Leonard Gibbs spent
the day in Elyria at their aunt's.
John Hetzelberger, wife and daugh-
ter have moved from Abbeyville into
the west suite of F. H. Gibbs tene-
ment house.
H. H. Hitchcock's mother, who lives
at Grafton, was taken to a hospital
in Cleveland last Saturday for an op-
Grafton.
The Mothers club has been post
poned until Thursday afternoon, Dec.
10, to meet with Mrs. Harry Waite.
Miles johnson and Erskine Hadlock
were in Cleveland Saturday night and
stayed at Cliff Hadlock's.
Mrs. Glenn Kingsbury entertained
the Larkins' club Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Johnston, wife of the singer at
the M. E. meetings, and her sister,
Mrs. Butts of Akron, were here over
Sunday. The meetings will continue
this week.
Helen Miner visited in E!yria from
Thursday until Sunday at Mrs. Flor
ence Rowley O'Brien's.
Miss Isodine Miner of Medina spent
Sunday at Verne Miners.
John Moxley and wife and his moth
er spent number of days here at
their sons, Roe Mox'ey's.
A surprise party was given Marie
Morton last Saturday afternoon in
honor of her seventh birthday.
Mrs. John Randall was taken sick
in church last Sunday with one OF her
heart spells.
Friends received word here last
week of the death Of George Clements
wife in Cleveland.
Only those who have been through
it know what E. G. Miner and wife
felt last Saturday night when they
came into their home and found thai
rs friends had taken possession fo1
the time being. They had provided
an oyster supper and all seemed t.
have a good, social time. As a re-
membrance of the occasion they gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner six silver tea
spoons and some money for which the
latter want to give thanks in this way
The high school scholars and theil
friends and some of their parents
went down to the station Monday te
bid farewell to our boys who started
on the corn special trip to Washing
ton. Howard Chapman for corn and
Earl Gibbs for apple raising had free
passes and Handy Miner and Morris
Case bought their tickets and weW'
along, so we felt quite proud of hav-
ing four boys 60 from our town. Ear
Handy and Morris all had their tick.
cts from Cleveland and had theil
pictures in Tuesdays Plain Dealer
with the Cuyahoga County boys and
girls. Towards ticket was from
Wooster, so he had to go alone.
Mrs. Clayton Stevenson went tt
Kentucky to attend the funeral o.
her mother, Mrs. Lee.
Roe Moxley made a visit in Colum
bus this week.
Helen Miner entertained the Stan
dard Bearers Tuesday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Stebbins died last Sat
urday night, aged 78 years. She ha'
been in failing health for numbe
of years and Friday she had stroke
from which she did not rally. Sh
leaves one son, Seeley, and thre
grandchildren.
The Ladies' society of the Discipl
church will give a supper and sale G
articles in the town hall Dec. 16.
Howard Stevenson, Ida and Alea
Thompson attended party in Ora.
ton last Saturday night.
Mrs. Oehlhoff and grandson, Dol
aid Peterson of Cleveland spent tt
weekend at DR.. Woods. :,
Mrs. Laux went into Cleveland la
week to attend the funeral of an aun
Mrs. Eva James and returned here
her daughters, Mrs. Ernest Wilkey
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