The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-12-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Heidrick, GUS
todians of the Sophia Huntington-
Parker Home, are spending the holi-
davs. with relatives in Canton, o.,
tSeir former home.
Mr.. j. F. Trautman of Clarion
county. Pa. is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Is. r. Armstrong and family for
4 few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gale and family
of Spencer spent Tuesday with her
grandmother, Mrs. H. M. Shaw.
Miss Kathleen Burke, the valiant
little Scotch nurse whom many Me-
dina people will remember as a most
inspiring speaker in q Red Cross rally
IN Cleveland, has been made honorary
colonel Of the 138th Field Arullery,
u. S. A.
Among the many Medina boys who
have been discharged from the Stu
dents, Army Training Corps and have
returned home, are Robert Tubbs,
Wells Whipple, Sidney Lance, Ray
mond Bennett, WILDER Arick, Geo.
Fretz. Leo Bartunek, all Of Baldwin
WallaA. Berea; Lewis Bartholomew
of Wooster college; Harold Baque,
!, Lester Campbell, Ralph Waters, OF
Ohio State University; Mahlon Walk
er and Walter Coleman of Hiram col
, lege, and Max High of Defiance Man
nal Training school.
n M and Mrs. G.. @. Ward of. Cleve-
land are spending the holidays with
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Sipher.
Mrs. Ella M. Templeton of Column
bus, is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs. J. N. Sipher.
Hugh Lanphear returned Monday
from Camp jackson, ). T., where ne
went on the previous Thursday to
secure biz discharge certificate, which
had been delayed, and his furlough
having expired.
Merle Fuller is home on a nine-day
furlough from Camp Taylor, KY.
Eddie Bartholomew arrived home
Saturday from Stithton, near Camp
Taylor, KY, on nine-day furlough.
Ralph Harrington, former Medina
boy, but previous to his enlistment
about year ago with the N. Q. L. G.
at Akron, arrived in town Tuesday
from San Antonio, Texas. His fur,
Tough is very brief one, most OF
which was spent with his mother in
Cleveland Ralph says he is in the
best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter OBrien spent
Christmas with relatives in Mansfield
Sidney F. High, I'd lieutenant In
the U. s. Marine corps, returned te
Medina Saturday on brief furlough
He is to report at Norfolk, Va, nc
later than January 2. Sidney is il
robust health and says he enjoys the
work.
announcement mas neen mace o.
the 1ortncomlng marrlage ol Wis
Margaret Gase' popular anu eSS1eme. @
young Medlna glrl, 70 Mr. Howa2 n
Troutman Of New Aenslngoon' ra'
which will be solemnized either today
or tomorrow (the exact date having
not been definitely decided upon), by
Rev. S. F. Dimmock OF the Baptis
church, Of which Miss Case is mem
ber, at the parsonage. Miss Cast
has been telephone operator at the A
|. Root Co. for the past few months
and Mr.. Troutman has a position witt
q large aluminunh Factory at New
kensingston. They will remain II
Medina for a week or two BEFORE go
ing 20 new henSlng0oh isl 70 MAKE 1 tllel M
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