The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-01
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Betcher enter
tanned their daughter, Mrs. o. C.
Smith and her husband, and daughter
Marion Martha, of Cleveland, for the
week end.
Geo. Gruninger and Mrs. Edna Dill.
man, of Bellevue, Pa, were Sunday
guests of A. c. Franks and wife at
Liverpool.
Mrs. E. A. Gunkelman and Mrs.
John Kemp, Of Abbeyville, visited at
the F. c. Pfeiffer home last week.
Miss Minnie Wells returned Mon
day after spending ten days at the
Erie Side Bible Conference, held near
Willoughby.
A party of about Is people from
Medina attended meeting Of the
Erie Side conference, held near Will
loughby last Sunday.
Miss Mary Kimball spent Sunday
visiting relatives in Elyria.
Mrs. John Oviatt spent the week
end visiting her son John, in Cleve-
land.
On Tuesday, August 9Th, the ladies
Missionary societies of the Church Of
Christ of this district will hold a con-
ference at the Medina Church Of
Christ. Miss Mary Lyons and Mrs. F.
A. Cramer, of Cleveland, will be the
speakers of the day. Morning session
at 1000, afternoon session at 1880. All
ladies are invited.
The name of the Medina Gas &
Fuel company appears in the London
Times of July A in page advertise
ment by the Henry d. Doherty &
Company. The Times issued special
American edition on that date and the
Doherty company made spread in
telling Of the wonderful growth of the
petroleum industry and of the COM
pany's business. One fourth Of the
page is given to a list Of subsidiaries
of the Cities Service company, one Of
which is the Medina Gas & Fuel Co.
Raymond Miller and family, of Ak
ron, spent the week end in Medina.
Ensign F. E. Prouty Of the U. S.
Navy, visited friends in Medina the
latter part Of the week.
An unusual kind of picnic was held
at Chippewa Lake last Saturday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Pierce, Mrs.
Warner formerly Pierce) Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Peirce and Mary Eleanor,
Misses Mary and Bertha Peirce, Supt.
and Mrs. D. w. Pearce, Blythe and
Lucille Pearce differ as to whether it
should be called a pierce, or a
"Pierce," or "Pearce" picnic, as
each family prefers their spelling of
the name and it has ben suggested
that they all compromise in calling
it "Peerce" picnic. Miss Irene jack
son, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and Miss
Myrtle Curry, of Indianapolis, Ind,
were also members Of the party.
County Clerk-elect Geo. Frazier
takes over his new duties next Mon
day, relieving L. J. Flickinger. Mr..
Flickinger has made no definite plans
for the future, other than he contem-
plates moving to Seville.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Thorpe and
family, of Puyallup, WASH, arrived
in Medina Saturday to visit Mrs.
Mary A. Reed, Mrs. Thorpe's moth
er. They came by auto over the Yel-
lowstone trail, making the trip in 30
days.
Miss Mamie. Miller is spending a
week visiting her sister, Mrs. William
PEBBLES in Hinckley township.
Miss Elsie Schiedecker of Cleve-
land, spent the week end at H. G..
Bradway's.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Broadway and Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Harley entertained Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Maloney and daughter EtMel, and
Mr.. George Cameron, of Kenmore, r.
w. Broadway and wife and Miss Dor
othy Bradway, Of Cleveland, Stanley
Hartman, of Medina, Mrs. A. E. Lea
and children Ruth, Helen, Howard and
Florence, of Columbus, and Mrs. F. s.
Rogers and sons, Broadway and Ralph
Rogers, Of Norwood, Ohio.
Leo Bartunek accompanied his sis
ter Regina, as far as Cleveland Sun
day where she met relatives and went
with them by auto to Blairsville, Pa.
There will be mems reading
contest given at the Church of Christ
Friday evening, August 1, at 8>o'clock
for the benefit Of the new church
fund, of the Junior Hustlers Bible
class. The entertainment will consist
of reading by w. P. Root, j. M.
Small, Ed. Elder, Milo Rudd and B..
Shepard. Mrs. Elva Eubanks, soloist,
of Cleveland, and ladies quartet
will assist in the music, and Miss
Pearl Webber will give choice read