The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-09-10
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town hall and high school thlsWeek,
school will not commence until next
Monday, the 18th The high school
teachers are Miss Simmons, Miss Cole
and Mr. LOOMS; the primary rooms,
Rex Bartlett,And Margie Ridiker. Part
Of the scholars viii recite in town hall
until a room can be built onto the pri-'
mary school. Carl Brant will have the
hauling Of the eleven north scholars
and Melvin Case of the six south scol-
ars.
Mrs. Ruth Brasse Ludwing's baby
got first prize Monday at Bennetts
Corners picnic.
Miss Simmons and Miss Cole will
board at j. F. Babcock's and Rex Bart
lett at Mary Sten's.
Mrs. Ida Sherman of Cleveland is
visiting relatives here and over Sun
day. Her son Forrest, wife and baby
came and stayed at Will Corlett's.
Mel Witter and wife of Elyria Wis
tied over Sunday at George Coleman's'
Mrs. Alta Harding and daughter OF
Howe, Ind, came home for weeks
visit. with her father, L. A. Miner and
visited also at George Coleman's and
E. C. Miners. :,
Mrs. Will Clement. Lima Aylard and
Will Strong and wife were in Elyrla
Tuesday to attend the funeral Of Mrs.
Iillv of the Old Ladies Home. She
was well known here where she visit
ed each summer.
We're Chidsey is teaching in gram
mer grade in Seville school.
Hollis Newton of Akron was here
over Sunday to see his mother and Sis
ters.
Earl Brasse is to teach in Lafay-
cite township.
Mrs. Frank Case and son Raymond
attended the Elyria fair last week and
remained over night at her sisters.
Mrs. Carol Damon spent the past
week in Elyria with relatives and
friends.
The Behner reunion was held Labor
day at the home of Perry Freese, at
which over one hundred attended. They
had large tent erected, which came
very handy to keep the ground dry
from Sundays bad rains.
Alex Gibbs walks to Wilkey's black
smith shon and to his barn, so is quite
bit better.
Our exchange girl, Hazel johnson,
is having a weeks vacation and has
gone home with her sister, Mrs. Anna
Hadlock. Letha Gibbs being substitute.
Reinhold Harbert and Alvin Gibbs
started in the high school at Medina
Tuesday.
Mrs. Floyd Craddock and children
of Lorain spent last week at Lyman
Pritchard's and Mr.. Craddock was
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Rowlee was at her moth
er's for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Wolf Of Cleve-
land near CoIlinwood, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mitchell of Columbia spent
Saturday at Albert Browns.
Mrs. Herman Of Cleveland is visit
ing at w. Corlett's.
Lee Clement and family Of Cleve-
land visited over Sunday at AL Glenn
ent's.
We noticed the marriage license OF
Ray E. Piper to Caroline A. Palluch
Of Cleveland in Mondays Press. We
understand they are to live on the Pl-
per farm.
Mrs. AL Sprague was out from Lake
wood last Friday to see her aunt, Mrs
Harris, who is so sick at Mrs. Rice's
Mrs. Ida Williams is caring for her
now.
Helen Miner and Alean Thompson
are spending the week in Rittman al
Ford Thompson's.
Albert Osterhouse and family oi
Cleveland spent Sunday and Monday
at H. Osterhouse's.
Little Elinor Owen is staying at hel
grandfather's, George Pitkin's, while
her mother is quarantined with LITTLE
Paul, who has infantile paralysis. HI
is getting along nicely under the car
of his uncle, DIR. Carl Pitkin.
DR.. Baird of Creston was up Tues
day to fit Mrs. Ora Ridiker's eyes TO
glasses, hoping it to be a relief from
her headaches. She is so much bette
that her last nurse has left.
Will and Ralph Strong have trail
er attached to their AUTO, to carry pro
duce to market.
Mr.. Bacon and family of Clevelan
visited over Sunday at DR.. Woods.
Some Of our poultry men are show
ing their poultry at Berea fair thi
week.
A trial before Justice Peck was hel
in town hall Monday morning, as tn
game warden had caught some fellow
hunting on Sunday.
I'VE would appreciate letter one da
earlier next week, as we are closed Q
Thursday. Ed
HINCKLEY
Mrs. Anna Shook is visiting in Pei
inal1la