The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
SPENCER
Deferred letter.

front of the State BANK. !hey e"u4ou
quite az little excitement before they
were caught and placed in crates, |
Mrs. Fred Nicols entertained
marty of little folks at her home one
day last week.
It is. rather hard matter to keep
track of our garage owners, wnen
the garages are being sold every rev
months. Arley Hendricks has bought
the Blake Stroupe garage, and what
used to be the Moore garage has Deeh
sold to Archie Robinson. Mr.. VIM.
Moore will conClrra to have his office
in the building. We understand tha'
Spencer is to have another new build
ing in the spring.
Mr.. George Betz and daughter
Gertrude, of Leroy, were in town one
day last week, calling Oil friends.
Mrs. Ross Mowry and little oaugh-
tcr. of Congress, are spending few
DAYS with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Will Auble.
Verna White spent the first OF the
week with her brother and family
who live north of Spencer,
Miss Elsie and Milliard Fuller
spent Thanksgiving with their par,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Fuller, OF
Maple Lawn. :
Mr.. Hardinger, superintendent of
the Spencer schools, was in Medina
last week.
Miss Lucinda Shaw, who is teach
ing at independence, visited at the
home of Mrs. ]. c. Bechtol over Sun
day. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde CARRIER and lit
tie son Frank, from Missoula, Mon
tana, stopped in Spencer to visit
friends. They were on their way to
Florida for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sears spent Sunday
with their daughter near Chatham.
Little Mildred Marsh, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh, had the
misfortune to stumble over piece OF
carpet and fall. The fall would moi
have caused much excitement but
baby Mildred had found crochet
hook some where and had it in her
mouth. The hook went through the
roof of her mouth and pierced the
nose. No serious trouble has de-
veloped so far
Mr.. Jay White and Mr.. Paul White
of Akron, visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Ream over Sunday.
Mr.. Ned Fuller and wife went to
Elyria to visit their son, Alfred, who
is in the Elyria hospital, where he
was operated on for goitre. ALFRED
was just recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis. That's what
we call hard luck.
Miss Ruth Ream was a guest al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Franks for Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster and baby
daughter, of Lorain, are visiting al
the home of Mrs. Fosters mother
Mrs. Clara Omeroid.
Mr.. Bennett, pastor of the F. B
church of Spencer had an auto acci
dent the other evening. While return
ing from Elyria a large auto side
swiped his Ford, throwing Mr.. Ben
nett out, cutting his head and injurins
his ankle. Mr. Peoples, pastor of tn,
Methodist church, who was returning
from Cleveland, was near at the time
and brought the Rev. Bennett home.
Now that Thanksgiving has come
and gone we can get ready for Christ
mas. Sugar is just as scarce a!
ever, but we came through Thanks
giving alright, so we are not so very
scared Of what will happen Christ
mas.
The work on the new State Banl
continues in spite of the rain and ba,
weather.
Mr.. Norris Walters returned hom
from Cleveland Saturday.
No more cases of diphtheria hav
been reported for which we are yer.
thankful. If you have sore throat
don't get on the school wagon bu
stay at home and doctor your throat
Rain and mud and then some
Looks as though we were not to hav
any winter weather. The gas problem
makes us thankful that the weathe
is no worse.
Paving stones are arriving in tow
By next week the south street Wi
have all the sidewalks in place, an
we will not have to go stumblin
along over uneven walks.
The electric light people have near
ly all the cross pieces on the pole
ready to string up the wires. Some
thing happened to the electricity
couple Of nights last week, we ha
no street lights at all. Makes us wor
der how we ever did get along with
out them.
Do your Xmas shopping early.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Walters we1
TO Bellevue to spend Thanksgivin
with their son and family.
DR.. Stroup went to Cleveland WEI
nesday to visit his daughter, Vim
and enjoy Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Shaw spent la!
Sunday in Medina visiting their So
Claude and family.
Miss Irma Rugg spent the lat,
part Of the week in Wellington visi
ing her parents.
Our school will be dismissed Fl
just one day this week-Thanksgi
ing. Usually the faculty is given II
day after for vacation, but son
how they couldn't spare the time tn
year.
CEVTTTE