The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-25

that Crystal Kulp and Mr.. Huff were
married July 5th. They are at home
at the Kulp home. Congratulations.
Audrine Elford is visiting Mrs.
Brintnall for few days.
Miss Myers, of West Park, is visit
ing at the Bert Cook home this week.
She is sister of Frank Myers.
l. H. Brotts and son Clyde were in
Cleveland on business Thursday.
Andrew Taylor is still at Camp
jackson being on the sick list. He
has not had his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Church and son,
of Cleveland, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
of Texas, were week end guests at the
Carver home on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Guy Fox and daughter Har-
riett Elizabeth, of Chicago, are visit
ing Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Mcdowell this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Connley and
son are visiting a few days with Mr..
Connley's mother and sister, Mrs.
Connley and Mrs. Leroy Foster. Mr..
Connley is now located in Bethesda.
Lehman & Armstrong, real estate
agency, sold the Sam lmmel farm to
Glen Shaw last week.
After nearly two years in Ithica, N.
| Y, Durvin Hyde returned home last
Thursday. He has been staying with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Morton.
The union picnic of the three
churches that was postponed few
weeks ago will be held on Wednes-
day, July 30th, at Chippewa Lake
Park. Get a big basket, fill it with
/ fried chicken, bread and butter, a
nice apple pie, a pound or two of gooc
cheese, can of pickles, cold boiled ham
! (home cured of course) and nice
big cake. Now that is the correspond.
ent's idea of a nice picnic lunch. &C
and enjoy the day. and help to take
care of the little folks that are sure
to go and they always enjoy the Sun
day school picnics.
Rev. Woodwork was called tt
Pennsylvania on account Of the illness
of his wife's mother. He and his son
Herman, started Immediately after
church services on Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ray Smith and little daugh
ter, Virginia, Of Cleveland, were Wis
iting Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs
Rounds, a few days last week.
Mrs. Bert Cook was hostess Of {
house party last week. The following
guests were entertained: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bert Rechel and three children
and Mr.. Richard Harvey, of Akron
and Miss Sadie Myers, Of West Park
n Mrs. Wenddle and children, o1
Cleveland, called on Mrs. Olive
Rounds while passing through Seville
in their auto Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Zigler and chill
dren, of Wadsworth, called on theil
mother, Mrs. Emma Drushel Sunda!
afternoon.
About thirty Maccabees ATTENDED
l the birthday social at the Swangle
home on Pleasant street last Thurs
day evening All report having hat
good time. Mrs. Swagler hid tn
Ouija board at lunch time, so no tale
were told.
! Government surveyors were in Sc
vile on Tuesday taking the valuation
of the B. & o. railroad.
! G. A. Simons and daughter Esther
went to Cleveland on Sunday ant
Mrs. Simons and Raymond returned
home with them, also Mrs. Gance
Mrs. Simon's sister.
Earl Wythe, of Michigan, spent th'
week end with his aunt, Mrs. Henr!
Wythe.
Mrs. John O'Donnell returned from
Tifin on Sunday night, not much i'm
proved. DR.. Allen was called i'm
mediately after she arrived home.
Helen Rooney is spending the weel
with her little friends, the Zigler girls
in Wadsworth.
Mrs. J. D. Randall, of Lawtey, Fla.
came Monday evening for few days
visit with her sister, Mrs. Bates anC
Mr.. Randall will join them for the
! week end,-
( Gene Lea, of Massillon, was week
end guest of his brother, John Lea, al
the Ross earns farm.