The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-15

East Main street for a parsonage.
They had intended to build a par
sonage but had the chance of getting
this beautiful home instead. Possess
sion will be given soon.
Floyd Wideman and wife are spend
ing the week in Clevland with Mrs.
Wideman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hart.
| Mrs. w. D. Showacre had for
guests for dinner Tuesday Mrs. Frank
Foster, of Geneva, O., and Mrs. Carl
Kindig. Mrs. Foster was formerly
Miss Tilla Hunter, who taught in the
school here and was very success
full teacher. She was in the primary
department and started many of our
boys and girls in school.
Mrs. R. D. Armstrong visited
friends in Wooster Tuesday.
T. R. Garn has bought a 2OO-acre
farm about five miles north of
Wooster.
Albert Rechsteiner was a business
caller in Cleveland Monday.
| A large beautiful tree, an old land
mark along the bank of Chippewa
Creek in Mrs. Charles Cooks yard
was blown down during the hard
storm last week. That tree has stood
many hard storms, but like the rest
of us it was getting old and the
storm was too hard for old age.
4 The East Ohio Gas Company Of
, fee force Of Akron, were pleasantly
I. entertained on Saturday afternoon
) and evening by Don Rickard, one of
, the force, at the beautiful country
home on the pike, of Dons parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rickard. A picnic
supper was served on the lawn, there
3 being about thirty present at the table
e loaded with good eats. All report a
/ fine time and at a late hour the merry
crowd started for home.
/, Mrs. Laura Dodge left on Wednes-
!, day for Cincinnati where she will
make her future home. Her son, .Har-
: ry, has a good position in the branch
r office of the Sherwin & Williams
Paint Co. Mrs. Dodge goes there to
s make home for herself and Harry.
We don't like to see so many Of our
!, old residenters leave town. Mrs.
t Dodge will be missed in the church
and social affairs greatly.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. Steel, Mr.. and Mrs
e William Steel and two sons, Dwight
It and Maynard, started Thursday morn
= ing in their auto to North Liberty
, Indiana. They expect to be gone
g about a week on their trip.
ii Miss Bessie Ledger, of Massillon
IL spent few days of last week will
If her friend, Mrs. Harry Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. Hard were in Cleve
a land Friday on accoun OF Mrs
,r Hard's eyes, but not able to hav
s. the operation.
Mr.. Bonham spent weeks vaca
ID ton with his sister, Mrs. DeArmal
s. in Shreeve.
err Mrs. Harry Demos, Of Lorain,
II, visiting her friend, Mrs. Charles Roc
for a few days.
d. Arthur Hall, of Cleveland, is spene
e. ing few days with Harry Baker an
n wife.
Mrs. Glen Burkholder, who unde.
on went an operation at the K. and 1
Of hospital at Wooster week ago,
improving nicely and it won't be lor
at until she will be able to return to NJ
If home.
of The Lee reunion was held last Sa
of urday at the home of Mel Genseme
of Creston. 1t was an ideal day Fl
ch a. reunion and a beautiful place
on hold it. A large tent was put up
the orchard for the dinner tabl
One hundred and twelve sat down
q dinner.
- Miss Eta Welday, who underwel
h serious operation for appendicitis
Z the city hospital at Wooster is gettl1
= along just fine and will get we
!. Leave it to DR.. Stoll to pull ye
: through in case Of that kind.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick r
e turned from their trip to Arkans;
! Sunday evening pretty well tired ou
= They came through in about wee
e Don Stokes came with them and
K visiting his aunt, Mrs. Mattison al
Z ihis sister, Mrs. Don Crawford.
~ A picnic supper was served at Il
= home of Mrs. c. V. Mattison on Ce
Z ter street in honor of Mrs. Fral
= Beach on Thursday evening, Augu
t<l7. Those present were Mrs. Egbel
= Miss Ruth Jordon, Mrs. Comfy, MI
= Foster, Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. Beach al
e the hostess, Mrs. Mattison.
Z Miss Bessie Baker, of Oberlin, spe
= the week end with her parents, N
e and Mrs. Harry Baker, and from ne
4 she went to Cleveland for few da
z visit and will then return to Oberl
e where she holds fine position.
III Corwin Minton assisted by Raj
z Bostwick is wiring A. A. Bostwicl
- new bungalow this week.
- The new siren whistle is not sat
Z factory, but it may be remedied.
- Mrs. Virgil Winkle, of Akron, "
<e> "a week end guest Of her parents, K,
X and Mrs. Gardiner, and accompanl
= her parents as far as Cleveland
- their trip to Michigan Tuesday.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bradon and t
z children, of Nankin, spent Sund
- with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baker.
X Rev. R. w. Gardiner and wife, M
Z Rhea Ryan, Miss Marian Beach q
" Mrs. Wade Gardiner, Of Akron, sta
S> ed on trip to Sault Ste Marie, Mit
Z Tuesday. This is an annual trip tt
Rev. Gardiner takes for his health
- they will be gone until the last
u September.
= The Y. w. H. NJ. society will /
AZ mic at the home of Miss Nellie "
- day next Friday, August Is.
M Mrs. Franklin Lehn and son,
Worcox,, Obio uara waalx end one