The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-11-01
SOUTHEAST MEDINA CO.
wADsWORTH

Mrs. Elmer Sears, who underwent a
surgical operation at Peoples hospital,
Akron, two weeks ago lis rapidly re-
covering
J. B. Hilliard is laid up with infiu-
enza.
Mrs. N. L. Springer sustained in
juries to her spine and head one day
last week when she fell from wagon.
Glenn Swagler was home from Camp
Sherman last week to attend the fun
eral of his cousin, Roy Swagler.
A daughter was born last week to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Oyler.
Paul Krieder has been transferred
from Camp Sherman to Mineola, l.. l.,
for work in the psychological depart
ment.
Lieut.. Charles Warner and wife have
gone to Camp Jackson, s. c., where
the former will take up heavy artillery
work, having been transferred from
Camp Taylor, KY, where he was in
training four months.
Jim Harter and Dan Myers, charged
with stealing and butchering $1,000
calf, belonging to Walter Seiberling
Of Western Star, were sentenced to the
penitentiary, and the sentences sus-
pended under severe restrictions.
Word has been received here of the
recent marriage Of Lieut.. Lester Dutt
to Miss Mabel Rumbaugh of Lodi.
Miss Rumbaugh journeyed to Jackson
vile, Fla, where Lester has been
stationed since July and the ceremony
was performed in that city.
Herbert Tubbesing has arrived safe
ly overseas, according to cablegram
to his wife. He is stationed at MORN
Hill, Camp Winchester, England.
Rev. B. l.. Westenbarger performed
the marriage ceremony at 8 o'clock
last Thursday afternoon Of Miss Rena
Young, music teacher of Seville, and
Elmo G. Reese, of near Chippewa Lake.
The marriage took place at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Young near Seville. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese left at once for Chicago on
wedding trip.
Major Arthur F. Houts of Cleve-
land, who was killed in action in
France on Sept. %, was relative Of
w. H. and E. W. Houts and Mrs. F.
A. McCracken of Wadsworth.
Mrs. C. C. Mann has received word
of the death Of her nephew, Corporal
Hugh r. Meuser, who was killed in
action in France on Sept. %. The
young man enlisted in June of last
year, going from Toledo to Camp She1
idan, from which point he was sent to
France during the past summer. He
belonged to the same division as Lieut.
Claude Hilliard and was killed on the
same day that Lieut.. Hilliard was
wounded, and more than likely in the
same engagement. Mr.. Meuser was
formerly from Toledo, where he was
a salesman for auto supplies. He has
a brother, Lieut.. CORTLAND Meuser, al
Camp Ogelthorpe, Ga.
| VIM. Plum, whose appearance in
Mayor Boyer's court has become al
most a hobby, was sentenced to the
workhouse for 30 days and to pay 9
fine and costs amounting to $50. He
plead guilty to lettering and disturb
4 ing the peace.
! Manager ]. G.. Welday Of the Stal
Telephone Co., is recovering from the
effects of a fall he sustained last
week, his back and head being severe.
ly injured.
Worth Westenbarger came home last
week from Camp Sherman for brie1
furlough, to recuperate from a recent
l. coxyor,r, o+<oo <xf A,r .@NR .
Roy Swagler, 20, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Del Swagler, died on Monday Of
last week, a victim of influenza. He
was sick only week. He was an es-
timable young man and had been q
railroad employee at Barberton.
James H. Mills of Berea, who died
Oct. %, was born in Wadsworth. He
was 81 years Of age and death was
due to typhoid fever. He is survived
by a widow and two young daughters
A sister, Miss Edna Mills, resides here
and brother, Charles, resides in Bar
! berton. He was son of the late H.
A. and Matilda G. Mills of Wadsworth
and he received his education in the
local schools.
Wadsworth people were sorrowed
iby the receipt Of tidings Of the death
last Thursday night at his home in
Chicago, of Frank w. Furry. He was
well known here, where he spent his
early life. Mr.. Furry, who was go
years old, was prominently connected
with the industrial development Of
Wadsworth and at the time of his
death was director of the Ohio In
jector company, the Ohio Salt COM
pany and the Ohio Boxboard company
Mr.. Furry is survived by his wife
one son, VIM. Furry, who was associa-
ated with him in business in Chicago