The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-27
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The Akron Times in its Saturday
evening edition contained an account
of the wedding of Miss Eleanor
Schmidt, former teacher in the Medina
schools to Edgar Everhardt, which
says: The wedding Of Miss Eleanor
Schmidt and Edgar Everhardt, jr.,
formerly of Atlanta, Ca, was solemn
ized Saturday afternoon at A o'clock,
at the Church of Our Savior. Rev.
George P. Atwater oficiated, and Miss
Maude Maxson presided at the organ.
Miss Louis Babb Of Uniontown was
the maid of honor. Herman Schmidt,
brother Of the bride, gave her away.
Marcus Brown acted as best man. The
Misses Reiderstein, aunts of the bride,
Mrs. Schmidt and small daughter, and
Miss Laura Schmidt, the brides sister,
of Canton, attended the wedding. Mrs.
Everhardt is graduate of Buchtel
college, member Of the College club
and Of the Delta Delta Gamma fra
sternity, and was teacher at Central
high school. Mr.. Everhard is gradu-
ate Of Georgia Technology institute
and is now in the aeronautical depart
ment of the Goodyear.
F. M. and Mrs. Plank attended the
Hess-P Plank family reunion held at
Norris's grove near Nankin on Thurs
day.
w. ]. and Mrs. Wall spent Sunday
at York with relatives and friends.
Prosecutor Slime drove up to Cleve-
land Monday on professional business.
Attorney Van Epp was called to
Cleveland Tuesday on a case in court
in that city.
Mrs. Thompkins, who makes her
home part Of the time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edna Loomis, went to Bruns-
wick on Sunday for an extended visit.
Sunday was Judge Plank's birthday
and the event was celebrated by near
neighbors and himself and Mrs. Plank.
Dinner was served in picnic style in
the shade Of the big trees in the back
yard. The Sentinel did not learn just
how many years the judge claimed
this birthday enumerated but some OF
the neighbors guessed that it was
three score and little over.
Frank Spellman returned Saturday
! from his fishing trip in Michigan.
Geo. Gruninger spent Sunday visit
ing friends near Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kemp of Abbey
vile spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Pfeiffer.
Mrs. Ed. Lewis Of PauPs Valley
Oklahoma, was a guest several days
the past week of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j
Fenton on West Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Fenton had fol
their guests over Sunday Mrs. Thoma:
and Mrs. Holcomb of Cleveland.
Mrs. M. T. Wright and daughters
visited relatives in Ashland and Rich
land counties several days during tn
past week.
M. and Mrs. A. B. Staples Of Oak
land, CAL, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM: Well
of East Liverpool, O., and Mis-
Florence Chandler Of Wadsworth cam
over on Monday evening on a brie
visit to Myra Swisher. The younI'
women were classmates in the Wads
worth high school and the meeting
was in the nature of reunion an
a surprise to Miss Swisher, who wa
/, unaware Of the presence in the count
h Of some of her guests. ..,.,.
4 Mrs. Harold Tubbs and children Q
4 Dayton are visiting Mrs. Tubb's moth
er, Mrs. Julia Oviatt.
The Womans Missionary society Q
!, the Baptist church will meet next Wee
nesday afternoon at two o'clock wit
Mrs. Jesse Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Brown Of De
troit, Mich, who have been spendin
the past ten days with, the former
brother, Elmer Brown and family, X
turned home Monday.
Dawson Longacre attended the ar
nual convention Of Ohio Funeral d
rectors and Embalmers' association
which was held at Cedar Point Q
Wednesday and Thursday of la'
week.
w. j. Reidner and wife of Columbu
Wis, visited his sister and HUSBAND
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Newton on Morda
and Tuesday Of this week. The Reit