The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-02
that all the good things proposed in
that booth will come true. The self

that all the good things proposed in |
that booth will come true. The self
serve lunch consisted Of sandwiches |
pumpkin pie and coffee served at small
tables decorated appropriately. The
ladies cleared $63.51, to be used for
the Red Cross fund. The ladies de
sire to thank all who contributed to
the lunch, took part in the entertain
ment, or assisted in any way to make !
it success.
Mrs. Thos. Mccoy and daughter, Ma
iona, will leave for Columbus on Fri
day to spend over Sunday with her
three sons, who are attending Ohio
State University.
A very serious accident happened to
Mr.. Ike Overholt on Tuesday after
noon at the Overholt foundry. While
standing on step ladder removing pat
terms from above, his trouser leg got
caught in the shafting, and before the
machinery could be stopped he was
thrown over the line shaft several
times. When released he was almost
unconscious. He was removed to his
home in the Matteson ambulance and
DIR. Hard was summoned. After an
examination his condition was pro-
nounced serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steele and Mrs.
Lorinda Boice were guests of Mrs. BIS
sister, Mrs. J. j. Lance of Chatham
on Sunday.
Rev. Carson is improving slowly, but
surely and we hope it may continue.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Frazier were in
Cleveland on business Monday.
Miss Ruth Bayers of Medina was a
guest of her sister. Mrs. Kirk Cook
last week.
Miss Josephine Weaver and Miss
Marie Crofoot expect to attend the
business college in Wooster the first
of November.
On Sunday morning Mrs. Carl Jor-
don (nee Hazel Crofoot) of Creston
was removed to the Wooster hospital
suffering from pneumonia. Mrs. Jor-
: don has been ill several weeks and il
was thought best to have her taken tt
the hospital, where it would be deter
mined whether an operation would bt
necessary or not. Two slight opera
tions have been performed this weel
and quantity of pus drained from
her lungs. Although in a very weak
ened and critical condition, she is rest
| ing easy and her many friends hope
for her complete recovery soon.
The Eastern Star lodge will hav'
their election of officers at their lodg'
room on next Wednesday evening, Nov
2, and a full attendance of all members
is desired.
Mrs. Elmer Freed of Kenmore wa!
an over Sunday guest of her mother
Mrs. lila Emerson.
Mrs. Blanche Morris, who has beer
here helping care for her mother, Mrs
: Lucy Dawson. returned to her home il
: Dayton on Wednesday. Not mucl
change in the condition of Mrs. Daw
= son. Mrs. Dan Long will stay will
Mrs. Dawson and care for her.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frazier of Cleve
E land came Wednesday afternoon tt
Y help furnish the music for the Hallowe
en- dance given at Seville town hall Of
: Wednesday night.
] Mr.. John Mapledorn will erect cot
i tage on the vacant lot west of MI
n Frank Derhammer's residence.
s Mrs. Alferd Shook of Applecreel
|. spent from Saturday until Wednesda,
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A
D Rush.
Mr.. Joe Bonham and daughters, Mrs
}, Harry Kendall, returned on Frida,
n from a weeks visit with friends il
Shreve and Jeromeville.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shook and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steele wer
n Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Shook of Barberton.
h Mrs. Laura Dodge went to Columbu
8 on Wednesday to spend few week
k with her son, Harry Dodge.