The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson Of Me-
dina. with Mr.. and Mrs. H. @. Gross
Of Wadsworth, left on Wednesday in
Mr.. Cross Chandler 4-passenger road
ster, for Joliet, Ill. They will be gone
two weeks and will visit Fulton. Mich,
Detriot, Toledo, and Tiffin.
Sidney High, encamped at the
Brooklyn navy yards, and who has
Just recovered from an attack OF scar
lte fever, is visiting his parents, MIR:
and Mrs. Geo. High; having arrived
in Medina last Friday on furlough.
MI. and Mrs. Arman Viteric Of
Cleveland spent Sunday with the for
mer's father, Andy Maple, North
Huntington street. They were accom-.
panied by Mr.. Henry Wilson, also OF
Cleveland. Both Mr.. Viteric and Mr..
Wilson are expert players respectively
Of guitar and mandolin, and while IN
Medina delighted their friends with
music. For many years Mr.. Wilson
f was q member Of the Cleveland fire
department, in which service he suf-
fered loss Of sight in both eyes.
s. j. Logan, recruiting officer Of the
u. lis. Marine Corps, Cleveland, with
Mrs. Logan, were in Medina last Satur-
day. and spent Sunday at Ye Tavern,
Leroy. Mr.. Logan spent the early
part of his life in Medina county, his
parents havinb been residents Of York
township.
Mrs. t. c. Miner and daughter, Mrs.
Grace O'Brien, spent Tuesday with
relatives in Brunswick.
Sheriff Ed. Huff and wife Of Han
cock county were in Medina Tuesday
morning, enroute to Litchtield TO
spend a few days with old friends
there. For many years Mr.. HUFF was
section foreman on the Northern
Ohio and resided in Litchfeld. He
left there in 1899 and went to Han
cock county. Later he was appointed
deputy sheriff of that county and at
terward elected to his, present posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Zimmerman
left for Bryan, o., Thursday, to at.
tend the annual reunion Of the Lane
family, which is being held today
They will remain to visit for a few
days with Mr.. Zi1hmerman's three
brothers and sisters, all Of whom re-
side in Bryan.
Mrs. Rose Kramer of Columbus ant
Mrs. Grace Horwitz of Cleveland, res.
pectively sister and niece Of L
Abrams, visited the latter in Medins
last Saturday and Sunday. jerome
and Annette, Mr.. Agram's young sol
and daughter, accompanied Mrs. Kra
nler home to Columbus on Sunday
where they will be Joined by theil
father week from next Sunday.
C. L. Howk, list lieutenant in the U
S. Signal Corps, stationed at New
York city, is on brief visit to hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Howk, So
South Court street, before sailing witt
his corps for France, which he report
will be within a few days. Mr.. Howl
received his promotion to lieutenan
cy about two months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Donelson an
Miss Hazel Donelson Of JerOmvilles @
were in town last Friday.
G. w. Rickard, Of Dixon, ILL.,, visit.
relatives in Medina this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fulmer, sol
Elmer and daughter Beatrice, spen
Sunday in Cleveland.
Attorney Frank Spellman and wit
returnd Saturday, from several week
sojourn at Bird Lake, Mich They re
port very enjoyable vacation.
Miss Julia Bailey returned Satur
day from weeks vacation spent i
Elyria.
Mrs. William Snowberger and littl
daughter from Akron spent the weel
end with Mrs, Addie Stafford.
Mrs. Charles Price and daughte
from Lake More, o., visited with he
aunt, Mrs. Addie Stafford, last week.