The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-11
SPENCER NEWS

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Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Davis and family,
of Buffalo, Ohio. have been guests at
the home of J. T. McCourt on East
Main street for the past week, The
parties motored to Ashland and spent
the Fourth, bringing back with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Repp and little
son for the week end.
The State Bank of Spencer is about
to begin breaking ground for the new
Bank building. Watch us Grow:
Berries, berries everywhere. If we
have any berry weather at all there
will be bushels Of black berries on the
market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Beman and daugh-
ter, Tia, Of Cleveland, visited the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Browand. ''-
Miss Rose Weidrick spent the, 4th
at home with her parents, returning
to school on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mildred Auble spent the 4th
with her parents,
Miss Ruth Holtzburg and friend,
Mr.. Hyde, called on Miss Rose Weld
rick during her week end visit at her
home. t. n .
Miss Doris Smith came home for
over the Fourth, accompanied by her
roommate, Miss Margaret Coffey.
Mrs. Jehn Ingraham and Mrs. jay
Rodgers spent Tuesday in Wellington
with friends. ',''a ,'''5,.@'
Fred Nichols and family ate 4th of
July dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Howe. ..
Mrs. William Ream spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. John
Burbage, at Bloomville.
Miss Ruth Ream was shopping in
Norwalk one day last week.
Mrs. Rowland Ream, Of Monroe
ville,, spent couple of days this
week with Mrs. William Ream.
Mrs. Van with party of friends
motored to Hinckley Sunday and got
stuck in the mud. Had to hire man
and team to pull the car out of a rut.
To friends and patrons-Please send
your news in before Tuesday noon as
it is necessary that our Spencer news
items reach the Sentinel office on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Irma Rugg was in Wellington
and Elyria last week.
Spencer business men are trying to
get electricity enough in the town to
install lights IN the homes as well as
street lights. Here's hopin' they make
it CO.
Boost, don't knock. This is your
town as we'll as mine, and it will be
lust what you yourself make it. It's
up to every individual to do the best
YOU can to make this town what it
ought to be. We have one Of the pref
test little towns in the state, the
best roads and it is up to us to make
it the best, if not the best looking
people. Yes? Boost.
Mr. Clint Bement and family have
returned from their camping trip at
Chippewa Lake.
Acouple Of dark colored gentlemen
have been applying for work at num-
ber of farms in this vicinity and
when offered $4.0O per day during har-
vest, decided they wanted $500. Won
der what ne xt Suppose they wanted
their breakfast brought up to their
bed and a valet to bathe and shave
them or place in the sun with Kaiser
Bill. They'll probably get it-like
Bill did.
Wheat and hay in this vicinity look
like a good crop. Oats is quite short.
Corn, since the rain, is fairly crack
ing it's joints growing. I'm no farmer,
this is Just as it was told to me.
The Henry Moore family are rejoic-
ing over the return of Francis Moore.
He has been in France and Germany
for over year. 80, :.
We hear that Harry Hendricks is
on his way home from overseas.
I. Everyone is thankful for the cool
weather. Everywhere one hears ex.
/ pressions of joy that the hot weather
has let up for awhile.
/ Mr.. Ollie Friend and wife with Mr.
and Mrs. Israel Huff of Valley juno
tion, were callers at the home OF Mrs
J. G. Bechtol Monday.
i Everyone in this vicinity who saw
the capture of Lodi robbers were
shocked to learn of the death OF Con
stable Knapp, Of Lodi.