The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-06-08

| Mr.. Walter Lyons Of Akron and
Miss Bessie Dennis Of Seville were
quietly married Monday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Oswalt Of Wads-
worth moved in the Nettie Taylor
house the past week.
Mr.. Earl Bier of Akron spent Sun |
day with his father, A. r. Bier.
Mrs. Mary Clapp formerly Of this
town, but who had lately gone to live
with her son in Akron, died Friday
last, and was buried Sunday after
noon in Creston.
Mrs. Delos Opplinger Of Wads-
worth spent Sunday with her par
tents, MIR. and Mrs. Jacob Beck.
i Deke Boyd, formerly assistant agent
: at the Cleveland& Southwestern R. r.
station, has resigned his position there
. and accepted a position as clerk at
Rayne's grocery.
|, The ladies Of the Presbyterian
7 church gave fish fry Tuesday even
ing. A large crowd was present, and
: a goodly number Of fish were de-
voured.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Cook visited rel
E atives at Valley City Sunday last.
j Our town was in darkness Saturday
: might. When the crowd was about
e the largest the lights suddenly went
7. out. The place most noticed was
i. Rayne's grocery, with only one small
d gas light to use. Well, some lamps
d that had been put away were soon
I, brought out, and though not as bright
= as electric lights, were better thar
none. Others suffered similarly.
y Miss Marion Wright and Mr.. War.
:. ner of Cleveland spent Sunday with
II Rev. Knapp and family.
20 20 Mr.. Thos. Heatherington was bus
g ness caller in Medina Monday last.
r+ Mrs. Deke Boyd is spending th'
" week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
RI A, r. Lane, at Canaan.
n. Mr.. and Mrs. John Eshelman at
~ ~ tended the baccalaureate sermon i
90 81 Medina Sunday night. Mrs. Eshel
ed mans sister being one Of the gradu
ates.
~ Mrs. Sarah Roll has gone to Per
tor field to visit relatives.
pn AIos Alll1G ACAOACtL clIu y
Cleveland spent the weekend at til
all home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor.
no no. Mr.. Roy Steele is the new assis
cS, ant agent at the Cleveland & Soutl
western r. r. Office.
riss Many and most all who were at Il
law law cemetery, Memorial day, were we
I've pleased with the looks of the law
The grass was moved short and eve
bo thing looked good. Also mai
in stumps have been removed that ha
Mr. been an eye sore. Only one thing W
,as- wrong, and that was no fault
4 keeper VIM. Holzhauer. The gas c
, Of CINE got out Of shape and had to
taken to machine shop and repair
and somehow could not be used
~ pump water with, thus the emf
~. pipes.
visitor at the home of Mrs. Sal
/, Coulbourn.
Q De Bay Phelps spent the past week "
arge his daughter, Mrs. Coater, n
- Sharon.
Sneir Mr.. Geo. Elford, formerly of
r!S,l Mno town, but lately of Cleveland, is sp
~ ing few days with friends mere.
! ~ ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brotts Of CT,
'1Gsf Ess land spent a part Of the week y
W. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
1,., Brotts.
,Esv deve ]. C. Beck of Cleveland spent 5
'Ae'a day with his father, Jake Beck.
Mrs. Harold George Of Clevel
- was visitor with her sister, 81
Coulbourn, Wednesday and Thurs
last.
II All. Loehr Of Chippewa l. ..e
in town Monday. We would MOI
M surprised to see new HupmC
soon, as it is Alf.'s business to
them.
Mrs. Bance Hickens Of Rittman
tied with her parents, Mr.. and
Cottors, Monday.
Chas. Sommers is on the sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Grafton of
ron spent Monday here with