The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
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looking for Christmas presents please
drop in. The ladies who wish to give
to the bazaar please hand their arti-
cles to one of the Guild girls not later
than Thursday, Dec. II.
Mrs. Smith Egbert had quite fall
coming down stairs few days ago;
she missed a step and it threw her
against the stove. No bones broken,
but badly bruised.
Mrs. Henry Wythe, SO years of
age, had nice Thanksgiving basket
sent her by friend. Mrs. Wythe en-
joyed the basket of goodies and
wishes to thank her kind friend for it.
Joe Marion is reported as being
very i'll. He is living with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. Welday.
Mr.. Harry Baker and Del Baker re-
turned last week from a four weeks
hunting trip in Michigan. They re-
port having had good luck and
brought home some of their game.
The Eastern Star ladies are pre-
pairing for installation for Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. W. A.. Robertson returned
t Sunday from her ten days visit with
7 her sister in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Weaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bussard and Mrs. Minnie
t Bussard, of Tacoma, Wash, were the
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Weaver.
a H. B. Strong, of Cleveland, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. w. A. Robertson
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer spent
Thanksgiving day with Carl's par
J. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rohrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Standem and
:, daughter, of Wadsworth, Mr.. anC
u Mrs. Bennie Gantz and two children
Of Akron, were Thanksgiving guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap.
y Mrs. Floyd Baker is on the sick list
). and under the doctors care.
n Mrs. Mary Matteson had the pleas
II u ure of having all of her sons with hel
q on Thanksgiving day. There were Mr.
q and Mrs. Chas. Matteson, of Youngs
y town; Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Matteso1
and son, of Mich; and Mr.. Bert Mat
: teson and daughter Ruth, of Chicago
l. C. V. Matteson and wife, of Seville
II also Mrs. Edith Matteson and Mis-
n Helen Bolus. Mrs. Ida Saner,
e daughter of Mrs. Matteson, is spend
st ing the winter with her mother.
y The Misses Sarah and Francin'
y; =; Mcdowell entertained the following
- guests for Thanksgiving: Mr.. an
~ y. Mrs. A. M. Beach and two sons, Par
a ker and Freddie, and Mr.. Forest Nc
= Dowell.
VI Miss Lucille Goldman spent Thanks
=" giving with friends in Wooster.
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T. The following guests were enter
n- tanned at Thanksgiving dinner par
I'd ty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
,e Charles Dix: Mrs. Dix's father, MI
Halstead, Mr. and Mrs. John Dix, MI
Robert Howe, of Akron; Miss Mari
\ Crofoot, Mr.. Cecil England, of Cleve
Il land, and Miss Mary Dix. The guest
enjoyed a fine turkey dinner.
| The Lowrie family were all home t
/ spend their Thanksgiving day-Don
aid, Raymond, Josephine and Kath
leen. It was not so last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chambers en-
| tertained at six o'clock dinner o.
| Saturday evening the following
guests: Miss Evelyn Thatcher, of Me
dina; Miss Bessie Wilder, Mis-
i Josephine Weaver and Miss Fer
Flickinger, of Seville.
/ Mr.. Charles Dix, of New York City
spent Thanksgiving with his famil
in Seville.
Mr.. Thomas Hethrington had
slight stroke on Sunday evening. No
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callander entertaine
Mrs. Lily Beach and her daughtel
Merriam, and son, DR.. John Beach o
Thanksgiving day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bodger, Q
Berea, spent Thanksgiving with W. F
Bodger and wife.
Mrs. Ephriam Zigler had tn
pleasure Of having all her childre
with her on Thanksgiving da,
/ There were just ten of them, all toll
| who sat down to dinner: Mr.. and Mr.
Erwin Zigler and three children, {
| Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Zigle
| of course, they left their children ;
home, and DR.. and Mrs. Yoder,
Cleveland.
III Miss Anna Kern is spending IL
week with her cousin, Mrs. Geor.
Brumbaugh.
ii Miss Ida Drushel, of Clevelan
j Miss Florence Drushel, of Leroy al
- Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Drushel,