The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-09
CHATHAM

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pital in Canton, Monday morning,
Feb. rs. Funeral was held at Canton.
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Chas. Carter and Harry Edwards at
tended from here.
The Socks social at the M. E. dining
hall was well attended and everybody
reported a fine time.
Miss BLY, Franks spent from We'd
nesday till Sunday at the home Of
Mark Franks.
Mrs. Dan Fellows is improving at
this writing.
The Young Peoples claSs Of the
Congregational church held their class
social at the home Of Earl Stentz Fri-
day evening. A fine time and lunch
was enjoyed by all.
The lecture course Tuesday night
was well attended. altho roads were
very bad.
Hershel McVicker has recovered
from his attack Of pneumonia and il
able to be in school again.
The Thimble club met with Mrs.
Don Williams Saturday afternoon,
Feb. "a.
The Young Peoples class of the
Congregational church will hold q
pink social at the home of Ernest
Packard, Friday evening, March ..
Everyone is invited.
The ladies' of the M. E. church will
serve dinner at their dining room,
Thursday, the 18th.
Mr.: Shick has purchased another
fine black mare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Oberton left
here for visit in Indiana.
Mr.. L. S. Shumaker has been sick
with pneumonia.
Mr.. Roy Kruggle spent a few days
recently with Harold Franks in Cleve-
land.
Ira Grim has begun his seasons
work for Roy Geisinger.
Mrs. Fena Woods has returned to
her hore after spending several
months with her nephew, Frank
Woods, in Canton.
Mrs. Dan Fellows is still under the
doctors care.
Noah's oil well drilling rig has been
moved onto the Jesse McVicker place
south of town. Drilling will commence
soon.
:. Homer Homan is intending to leave
soon for short stay with his uncle
v at Lima, o.
S Fred Webber has rented the STRAIT
e ton farm for this year.
Ora Trapp has been hired to run the
S Sidney Auble farm southeast of town
. Carl Clifford and Miss Esther Seal
y stole march on their friends herr
s when they drove to Medina, March 1
and were quietly married, returning
in the evening to wedding supper a
his parents home, Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
fords. The happy couple left the fol
. lowing day for Lorain and Elyria, re
turning from there this week Monday
II Carl used good judgment in setting vi
cigars, as he knows our boys are grea
n on noise making. Every one wishe
y them much joy. They will max
y their home for the present at tn
4 brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Scar:
- Archie Packard is busy cutting WOO
. both buzzwood and drag saw logs.
70 Frank Jamison had his public sal
- this week Thursday. He will NOV
. to Lodi where he has work in sight.
:" Mr.. Alb. Sanford is still very il
However, he is reported as feeling
~ little more comfortable at this writing
: DR.. Elliot of Lodi, is attending him.
:, Our basket ball team went to defes
;s at Lodi gym last Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Franks. Mrs. Pohlma
a and Mrs. George Packard are on tn
Z sick list.
- Mr.. Gilbert 0berton and wife hav
returned from Indiana. Mrs. 0berto
is advertising her chicken farm fc
sale.
in Mrs. Anna (Angel) Carter was boz
DIS in Yarmouth, England, in 1869. Die
at Lodi sanitarium, Feb. is, 1917, age
q 48 years, months and % days. 81
came to this country with her parent
in when but IA years old, locating at Lo
r. o. She was married to Charley Ca
y. ter in 1883 and had resided in Chatha
on mostly since that time. To this uniC
were given nine children, two Of the
nd dying in infancy and one, Guy,
W, young manhood. A husband and q
e children are left to mourn the loss
an affectionate wife and mother w
tn whose home is in Canton, O., Earl
lib Lodi, Mrs. BLY, Edwards Of ChathaI
en- O., and Harry, Beth and Norris
the old home with their father. Nj
at grandchildren are left with but mel
iis ory Of Grandma Carter. Two siste
! are still living. Mrs. Carter unit
on with the Congregational church
Chatham in 1896. She was q memb
ast Of the Ladies' Aid society Of that
nomination, always helping willing
'ys and chserfully, in any way she cou
She was also an active member Of I
m w. G. T! u, loyal to its meetings q
lay work. Mrs. Carter was very li
hearted and sympathetic, always VI
or inc To do AnvoY,n favor or lxindne