The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-12

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Mr.. Hatton of Youngstown spent
over Sunday with his wife, who is at
home helping care for her father, Rev.
4 Carson.
i hrs. Campbell and Mrs. Abram Lain
OF Canaan were guests at the Dick
boyd home on Thursday.
hrs. Duncan went to Akron on Sum
day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Guy
Stout, for few days.
h Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Shepard Of I'm
iontOwn, Pa, who have been visiting
at the Nye and Eickert homes, return
ed TO their home on Friday.
y Mrs Martha App Of Akron spent
from Wednesday until Friday with
her father, Mr.. Jacob Miller.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and daughter
Doris of Rittman were over Sunday
guests of their son, Harry Kendall and
wife.
h A sad accident occurred in our lit
= tie town on Monday afternoon at 4:30
\ o'clock, when Mr.. Crist Snyder was
J. struck by B. & 0. engine, while on
duty as watchman at the B. & o. r. r.
!. crossing An automobile owned by
a IN out-of-town party, in crossing the
i B. & O.. track, stalled. The owner
d Of the machine escaped, but Mr.. Sny-
der was struck by the engine and was
thrown about 20 feet. A number of
4 eye witnesses hurried to the scene and
!, picked him up unconscious. He was
y taken to the home Of his brother, Levi
] Snyder. south Of town, where he made
J. Z his home. DR.. Hard was hastily
: summoned and found besides broken
collar bone and several bruises inter-
nal injuries, which resulted in his
as death a few hours later. He was born
y. in Switzerland, in 1850, and leaves
IL three brothers and one sister to mourn
his loss. The funeral services were
ed held at the home of his brother, Lev
re Snyder on Wednesday afternoon at {
nd o'clock, Rev. Gardiner Of the Metho'
dist church. officiating. Burial wai
H. made in Mound Hill cemetery, Seville
a. Mrs. Reuben Lee left on Saturda!
morning for a months visit with he
=, daughter, Mrs. Edna England o
AZ AZ Broken Bow, Neb She was accom-
y ~ panied as far as Chicago by Mrs. Tin
1 othy Grey, who will visit at the hom
Il. II, of her sister-in-law. Mrs. Emily Bar
80 nard, for week.
Mrs. Walter Snyder and daughte
eW Blanche spent from Friday until Sun
nor day evening at the home of her pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Of Wooster.
Tor Mr.. Basset Rayne on Tuesday, pre-
ner sented the telephone girls with br
ne shel of fine peaches in appreciation {
the excellent service during the pa'
ing week, when he disposed Of a car los
yer Of peaches, which meant some tel
ana phone service.
!. Mr.. George Garrison has been und
90 the doctors care the past week at Il
TWO home Of Mrs. Sarah Colburn.
Mr.. Chas. Rennecker moved his ia
cn lily this week into the house owned
,ast /. H. Brotts, the house they vacat'
~. being purchased by Will Welday.
The seventh and eighth grades
soi, the Seville schools enjoyed trip
emu Warren Coolman's woods on Tuesd'
evening, accompanied by their teac
ues1 ers, Miss Irene Drumming and N
lans Raymond Romans. They played gam
'line and enjoyed a fine lunch of sandwic
eS Weiners and roast marShmallov
DDie About 20 were present
vere Mrs. Ida Fayart of Bloomingtt
MP Ill, came in Tuesday to visit her s
ter, Mrs. William Dodgers, for fl
peh. weeks.
anu The Merry Matrons Embroidery cl
held their first meeting of the seas
= : on last Friday night at the home
ana Mrs. Alta Bell. Mrs. Bell and M
Cross were hostesses. There were
Pen' members present. During the bu
Geo. ness meeting the ladies voted to
nate $500 out of their fund to R
liiee' Cross funds. The ladies will mt
. this Friday evening at the home of N
,s Sura Monn, Mrs. Rogers and M
Nom entertaining.
Rev. Sidney Strong of Seattle, We
visited his niece, Mrs. Fred Taylor
Tuesday, on his way to Columbus
attend a convention. He also attel
ed the Tooth anniversary Of the chul
at Strongsville.
On Monday evening number Of
K. Of P. lodge members went by al
to Spencer, where the Medina lot
rvs conferred the Oriental degree on
members. The Spencer lodge SER
bv an excellent lunch and the boys s
they .didn't get home until mornin
Those who went from the Seville lot
were: Ed. Koppes, Clare Carlton,
= Frazier, Frank Adams, Ross Geie
n Herbe Immel and Harley Kindig.
y Rev. Frank Lain Of Lakeside sp
" the first Of the week with his sis
her to the home of their parents,
and MRS. Abram Lain Of Canaan
Wednesday, to help celebrate Il
mothers birthday.
~ e Mrs. Ambrose Wertz was very pl
= antly surprised last Sunday morni
! when her children and grandchild
AZ - walked in to remind her another b
day anniversary had arrived. At
e TO % were present at a banquet din
and recipient Of some very pretty
,saf,sl o,ifta ArnonO those Dres