The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-17
NORTHWEST MEDINA CO.
LTTCHFIELD
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The first number on the lecture
course will be given in the town hall
Monday evening, October Ii. The
Cheney company, two sisters and
two brothers. If you haven't gotten
your season ticket get one, it will
be worth while. $1.O0 for five num-
bers the last one to be given by home
talent.
Miss Lille Starr, who has been in
Oberlin all summer is at her home
for a time.
A little son was born Sept. "a, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Beady lnee Mary
Chapin), of Bowling Green. His
name is George Chaplin Beady.
People who failed to hear the talk
given at the Congregational church
last Sunday evening by Rev. Roth
rock, missed good thing. felt like
standing after he had finished and
saying, "them's my sentiments, too"
/ wish every voter could have heard
it.
A Bible Study class is held each
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Cora Damon, lead by Miss May
White. Everyone is welcome.
Mr.. Alfred Swanker is at home get
ting acquainted with his wife and
daughter and the people Of Litchfield
in general. Mr.. Swanker has quit his
job in the 9Th city where he has
worked for SO years in the same
place.
A big oil we'll was drilled on the
Jim Bachtell farm Wednesday morn
ing. In the afternoon quite crowd
gathered to see them shoot the well.
Oil flew in all directions.
Fred Barlow and wife bought the
property owned by the late Mrs.
Durkee on Worth street.
Peter Himelspaugh, of Mallet
Creek, has bought the property where
the Barlow's live and both families
will move soon.
Mrs. Fl. E. Jenne is at Mentor
caring for that new grandson who
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Jenne, on Oct. goth.
Bernita and Virginia Radie have {
new pony which they think is very
nice.
Everyone enjoyed the entertainment
given by the Cheney Concert Co., OF
Monday evening.
Miss Edith Whitney, of Strongsvill.
was a week end guest Of her friend
Miss Helen Smith.
Will Oberholtzer Of Cuyahoga Falls
ate dinner last Saturday at the hom
of DIR. Scudder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwell visite'
friends in Akron Saturday and Sun
day.
Carl Benton and family, of Akror
spent over Sunday with his brother
Clarence and wife.
Mr.. J. Hartman, Of Pittsburg, wa
in townlast week looking after his O.
wells in the northwestern corner Q
the township.
John Bart is suffering from nuriti'
Mrs. Trial Crow is in very crit
cal condition, having suffered strok
about 5 o'clock Monday Afternoon
She is unconscious.
Orville Judson died Tuesday at tn
county infrmary, he having had
stroke few days before. His viii
and two sons, Milo and Henry, wi
attend the funeral Thursday at tt
Waltz church.
Mrs. H. L. Rising is visiting her si
ter, Mrs. Frank Snyder at Dunkirk
Oct. 9th, 1869, w. w. Smith al
Miss Paulina Pomery were united
marriage at Strongsville-just
years ago last Sunday. On Saturds
afternoon, Oct. II, neighbors az
friends to the number of 81 gathere
at their pleasant home on South sire
to remind them Of the event. M
and Mrs. Smith were very much SUI
prised but soon began to make Il
people welcome who came in tt
drenching rain by automobiles and {
foot. The house was profusely dec
rated with dahlias and marigolds.
very pretty set of white china dish
with tiny gold band was present.
to the worthy couple by Mrs. A.
Garfield in behalf Of the company, M
Smith responding. A poem was re'
regarding the Smith family, writ
. by Miss Osborne; songs were sung
Miss Osborn and Miss Case and at
S o'clock refreshments were serve
consisting of ice ream and cake al
coffee. All went home wishing N
and Mrs. Smith many more su
happy occasions. Mr.. and Mrs. Smi
are the parents of six daughters, fo
of them married, and six grandch
dren. There have been no deaths
the family.
Rev. Goodale will speak to the pc
pie Of Litchield on the subject
Soldiers Memorials at the town h
at o'clock Saturday evening, Oct.
Everybody come.
PENFTELD
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Naylor ha
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