The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-11
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son and daughter, Mrs. Charles Sny-
der and husband of Wooster; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Shumaker and three chill
dren and Mr.. Datis Johnson, father of
Mrs. Swagler, of south of Creston, and
Carl Rohrer, Of up the Pike. They ate
and visited and had fine time. 1t is
an ideal place for city people to spend
the day and rest under the beautiful |
large shade trees.
H. H. Phelps and wife spent the |
fourth with their son Lloyd and wife |
in Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Weaver and
daughter, Lena, Of Barberton, were
guests of Mrs. Weaver's father, Mr..
Vanderhoof for the 4th.
Mrs. Matte Mather, of Akron,
bought Hotel Morton last week and
will turn it into rooming house and
the meals will be served at the Oasis
restaurant as they have been for the
past year. Mrs. Mather will take pos
session the first of August.
William Armstrong spent the 4th of
July with friends in Wooster.
Mrs. Mowry, mother of Mrs. Fair
child, and Mrs. Fetterman, niece of
Mrs. Fairchild, of Cleveland, are visit
ing at the Fairchild home.
J., DR.. Leightenberger and wife, of
Philadelphia, were entertained at the
: home of Mrs. Edith Matteson over
the 4th.
Calrk Davis and mother and sister,
Mrs. Shawkey were visiting friends in
| Akron the week end.
; Ralph Bostwick and wife started
on their trip to Arkansas in their auto
this week.
, Ed. Miller is helping Will Dempsey
on the farm making hay and cutting
wheat this week This certainly is
! fine weather for the farmers.
Mr.. O. Donnell returned Monday
e from trip to Tifin, Ohio, where his
= wife is very ill. His report is that she
7 is not much better. The doctors are
i, trying to build her up to undergo ar
operation, but so far she is not strong
e enough.
Mr.. George Gordon, of Youngstown
:. brother of Mrs. Egbert, and Miss Ruth
n Gordon, surprised his sisters on Mon
day night by coming to spend his twt
s weeks vacation with them.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baughmal
e were week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs
s Gus Zigler.
It Miss George Mcdowell and brothe
}. Ned, came thro from Chicago in al
It auto last week and expect to spend tn
l. summer with thir parents, Mr.. an
d Mrs. George Mcdowell.
Shirley Crofoot and Ashley Foste
IS bought the Hetherington barn and ais
l. the barn back of the Baptist churc
le which has been condemned by the stat
II fire marshal and are tearing ther
t. down and will use the lumber in ar
m other building.
D. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Zigler took
the big doings at Wadsworth the At
E. Blue Lodge No. AT, F. & A. M. he
IN an afternoon and evening meeting G
t. Tuesday beginning at $3.50. A six Q
h. clock dinner was served to the men
J., bers and they had six candidates fl
IS. the evening.
Andrew Taylor from overseas
e. sick in Camp Jackson and not able
I'd come home.
IN The Maccabee ladies held their re,
ular meeting on Monday evenin
ne Three new members were balloted o
e. We are growing.
H. G. Dix and family and Mr.. al
I'd Mrs. Anderson and daughter, Mar
ne attended the celebration at Wadswort
ch the 4th of July.
Some of the families who picnice
is at home on the 4th of July at Mr.
Egbert's were Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dam
It. ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Day and tw
Mt children, Rev. and Mrs. Beeman.
picnic supper was served and all el
in joyed the good eats served in the dil
G, ing room.
Under the trees at the Max Schwil
as deman home were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Or Swagler and Elouise, Mrs. G. F. Dal
iels, Mrs. Fetzer and Mrs. Immel, M
at and Mrs. Schwindeman and Robe
E. Tubbs and Rev. Woodworth and sol
Of Herman. The picnic dinner was serve
e. at the noon hour and they had so muc
s. left, all stayed for supper. A soci;
It. time was enjoyed in the Afternoon
7d This is fine way to spend holida
IS especially when it is such a hot da
as we had the 4th.
he The Matteson picnic the 4th. M
on and Mrs. C. V. Matteson and Mr.
1g Abbott, Mrs. Edith Matteson, Mi
le. Helen Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Don
*. Crawford, Mrs. Ida Saner, Grandn
'e- Matteson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bos
". wick, at Chippewa park on Ralph's i
er, in the New Allotment; also DR.. al
tn Mrs. Leightonberg, of Philadelphi
m and Mrs. Edith Matteson were pre-
rs ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker ente
a tanned at six o'clock dinner on We
ell nesday evening the. following guest
nd. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cotner and ty
sons, of Dallas, Texas, Mayor Don
at Crawford and wife, and Mr.. and MI
INT M. A. Anderson, of Seville.
IN Miss Maxine Myers took Rev. Be
lg- man and wife to Orrville in the au
of to catch a train for Columbus
m Monday afternoon and she drlV
-- some.
mA On Tuesday evening, July 1st, TIVE