The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-05


Walter Bodger, of Princeton, Ind,
has been the guest Of his brother. W.
H. Bodger and wife for few days
and has taken a position in Berea
with the Milling Company. He started
to work Tuesday morning. !.
Ed. Day, wife and son, Norman, OF
Bellville, spent the week end and
Labor day with Seville friends.
John Fand, of Creston, spent Sun
day with his daughter, Mrs. Howard
Notes.-The.
Paul Wilder has accepted a posi-
ton with the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company of Leroy. Started on the job
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Rayne and
little daughter Martha Mary, spent
Sunday with friends in Cleveland.
Mr.. Ensign Johnson, Of Cleveland,
spent the week end at the c. E. Swag-
ler and Bert Shumaker homes.
Madge johnson, employed in the
Breedlander store in Wooster spent
her vacation of one week with her
mother last week.
Lots of moving going on. Rev.
Woodwork moved into the Geo. Tay-
lor house which has been purchased
for parsonage on Monday.
Harve Taylor, of Wooster, took pos
session of the Baptist parsonage which
he bought last spring and moved his
family here on Tuesday.
| George Taylor and wife moved tt
Dayton last Friday also Max Taylor
and family.
The manager of the Rubber factory
moved into the Becker house OF
Pleasant street, from Wadsworth.
Mr.. Jas. Nettleton, wife and daugh
ter, of Detroit, spent the week enc
with Mrs. Smith Egbert. Mrs. Nettle
tleton is a niece Of Mr.. Egbert ant
they motored from Detroit to Medina
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Nettle
toms sister, Mrs. Kennedy, and spen
the week with Mrs. Egbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Calander ant
two daughters, of Rochester, N. 7.
have been spending few days witt
Mr.. Calander's father and mother, Mi
and Mrs. Andrew Calander. The.
drove through from Rochester il
their auto.
The barn of Mrs. Emma johnson
about one mile northwest Of Seville
was burned to the ground with al
the contents last Friday mornin
about o'clock. No one knows hoy
it caught fire, but think it was spon
taneous combustion. 1t was a tots
loss of all their years crop, every
thing being burned. Mrs. Johnso
had small insurance on the barn br
nothing on her grain and hay. Sh
is a widow and has worked hard an
nothing to show for it.
Mrs. Corine Ellis, of Cleveland,
the guest of her friend, Mrs. Id
Saner and is visiting her many frient
here this week.
| Ralph Bostwick was bushes
caller in Cleveland Tuesday.
Rev. Carl H. Elliott and family al
the guests of Rev. Elliott's aunt, Mr.
Mary Elliott. Rev. Elliott has ju
returned from fifteen months servic
with the Y. M. C. A. overseas
Y France and Germany. For the presel
he will locate in Wooster and get h
- children into the school there.
y Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowrie and 81
Donald, were visiting Mr.. Lowrie
: sister, Mrs. Maynard in Greenwic
: Ohio, last Thursday.
= C. C. Conley, the evangelist sing
= of Columbus, is visiting his mothe
I. Mrs. Conley this week.
! Mrs. Leroy Foster is spending tt
= week with friends in Cleveland.
: Miss Georgia Mcdowell returned
8 her school work in Seattle, Wash, la
\ week. Her mother, Mrs. Geo. McDoN
= ell, and niece, Miss Fox, accompani'
!. her as far as Chicago, where M,
! Mcdowell will remain for short Wis
: and then return to Seville for the wi
. ter.
] Miss Pauline Florence and gent
; man friend, of Cleveland, spent Lab
= day with Pauline's aunt and uncle, M
8 and Mrs. Henry Frazier.
: Fred Pfaff, of Ashland, is on his Q
: job again in the Chain factory.
= A birthday reception was given Nj
= Mary Easton on Friday, August I
: Mrs. Easton was IS years old and
= great many of her friends called
Z see her during the afternoon and eve
! ing.
> Miss Ina Orr, of Hermanville,
= the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sar
\ Fetzer this week.
Z Amos Spice has gone to Canada tt
= week. He did not tell us whether
= would return alone or not. but we a
z somewhat suspicious about it.
- Mrs. R. D. Armstrong and childr
= spent last week in Lorain visiti
y friends.
= Mr. .and Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of CleN
2 land, joined Mr.. and Mrs. 10
:. Wakes on trip to Columbus !;
= week to attend the state fair.
= Miss Clara Noyse and Mrs. Connl
= are both able to walk on crutcf
: these days. They have both h
y broken hips and confined to the hot
e for months. We are glad to rep'
= them improving.
= Mrs. Boyer, of Philadelphia, W