The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-04

end with his wife and parents. Allen 8
has fine position In Akron and ex t
poets to move there in the near {
future.
Mrs. Sarah Fetzer and daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Immel are visiting !
friends in Wadsworth and Barberton,
for a few days.
Geo. Frazier and family moved to
Medina last Saturday. They will be
greatly missed in Seville, especially :
the little singer, Pauline.
Hod Kindig bought the Geo. Frazier
property on North Center street and
moved there on Monday, March 81.
Quite bunch of Boy Scouts, with
their leader hiked through Seville on
Friday afternoon. They were from
Brewster, Ohio. Quite long hike,
especially for one little fellow, who
was quite cripple, but he managed
to keep up with the rest of the
fellows.
/ Mrs. Frank Authier of Massillon,
) Mrs. Grace Huffman and children of
Canton, and Mrs. l.. B. Huffman of
7 Medina were Sunday guests of Mr..
I and Mrs. l.. j. Huffman.
, The friends of Mrs. w. S. Showacre
a will be glad to learn that she has so
far recovered that she was able to
S dismiss her nurse, Mrs. R. E. Brint-
e nall, on Monday.
y We had little fire scare on Tues
:, day afternoon, when the fire depart
,. ment was called to John Dix's home
e on North Center street. The fire
IS caught around the chimney, but it
'e was soon put out and very little
n damage was done.
lie Mrs. A. S. Wood of Cleveland spent
m the weekend with Mrs. Ida J. Cook.
n, DR.. John Beach, who is in the
n army in France, has been promoted
r, to a captaincy, according to a letter
s. received by his mother He said he
er had no idea when he would be home.
ul Through the Lehman real estate
I'll agency, the Harry Frazier property
=" on North Center street was sold to
nd Earl Day last week. Mr.. Day and
vn family expect to move into the home
Lr. soon.
IL A. A. Bostwick' and Geo. Taylor
OF attended meeting of the Y. M. G. A.
in in the Baptist church at Medina last
Sunday morning. The new secretary
D. Mr.. Small had charge of the meeting
Ist Frank Dunlap is on the sick list
ng Now listen to this. Basket bal
h game on last Friday night. kittmar
he and Seville on the Rittman floor
,s- Boys score 65 to 5 in favor of Ritt
man. Think of it! Girls score 10 tx
or 5 in favor of Rittman. 1t might have
NO been worse girls. This was the las
lie game of the season.
Sschool begins at 9:45 fast time
Atheman Literary Society of tn
he high school will give program Of
Friday afternoon, April 4th consist
en- ing Of music and reading; also de
Pa bate: Resolved, that League of Ma
tions should be adopted in the Peac
en- Treaty." Affirmative, Read Lehman
20. and LaVonne Goldman; negative, Cal
vim Mccoy and Rea Cahoon.
C. H. Sherman called on Mrs. Emm
Bostwick last week. He was in tn
LAT Co., in the marines in Philadel
phia. He is a friend Of Ralph Bost
wick and in the same company. HI
was honorably discharged, and is nov
located in Cleveland.
Miss Vera Carver, who is attend
ing Western Reserve University il
Cleveland, is spending her vacation o
one week at home.
Mrs. Henry Frazier spent Thursda
with her sister, Mrs. Hattie Clappel
in Wadsworth. Mrs. >Clapper is still
on the sick list.
Mrs. Harry Linter is suffering wit
. bad case of tonsilitis, but is improv
ing now.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick is spending
the week in Cleveland with her frienC
Mrs. Eta Wideman, and will witnes
the parade on Thursday, of the 134t
and 135th Field Artillery. Carl Wide
man, son of Mrs. Eta Wideman
with the 135th, and will be in tn
parade. Carl was formerly Sevill
boy and we'll known here. His man
friends will be glad to hear of hi
safe arrival in the U. S. A.
Miss Elna Carver resigned her pc
| sition as clerk in the Brott's store
r and Miss Mary Anderson is now o
the job.
Miss Maud Miller of Akron an
r Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman and littl
! daughter of Cleveland took Dime
with Mr.. and Mrs. Art Campbell o
, Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Louise Stumpf {
I Settlement road, Parma, Ohio, an
Mr.. Thomas Ody of Seville were mai
ried Wednesday morning, March 2
al the home of the bride, and al
housekeeping in the west side of A.
Campbell's house on West MAJ
street. Congratulations are extende
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ody.
P. G. Critz, wife and little Paul {
Wadsworth, Earl Critz and wife
Cleveland, and William Kreiger, r.
turned soldier and brother of Mr.
Earl Critz, from Akron, spent
--1 pleasant evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
--- u. Gray on Saturday, and retume
~ to Wadsworth at late hour, whel
they expected to spend the Sabbat
with P. S. Critz's family.
Mrs. e. G. Cross spent several da!
Of last week in Cleveland visitir
IN her nephew and niece, MIR. and MI
Chauncey May. Mrs. Cross went l
on Sunday norning and they retur
ed on Monday. While in Clevelal
Mrs. Cross called on Mrs. Nye al
reports her still confined TO her be
but improving slowly.