The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-12
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Mrs. Campbell were celebrating their
birthday with big chicken dinner.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hike
of Elyria, a seven pound boy Mch. 8,
which makes Allen McCabe a foxy
great grand dad, my but he is proud.
Supt. Riffey and wife visited friends
in Danville, o., over the week end.
Miss Rhea Ryan is spending the
week in Philadelphia with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hale spent the
week end with Mrs. Hale's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Holliwell and the
whole bunch went to Sterling on Sum
day and took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Holliwell.
Mrs. Clara Byers, of Mansfield,
surprised. her sister, Mrs. Drushel
with a short visit on Monday. She
was on her way to Cleveland.
Twenty International trucks went
thru here on Tuesday afternoon on
their way to Columbus, they were big
fellows alright.
The Merry Matron club was royalty
entertained at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Swagler, on Pleasant street, last FIJI
day evening, the first hour was spent
in crocheting and conversation. Club
business was then transacted, at roll
call the ladies responded with read
4 ing or quotation. Mrs. Swagler and
Mrs. Mapledorm were on the program
I, and each gave reading, which were
heartily enjoyed by the ladies. "A
lunch was served by the hostess Of
sandwiches, pickles, coffee and de-
licious home made ice cream were ser.
4 we'd by the hostess, assisted by hel
daughter, Mrs. Carl Rohrer. After
lunch the hostess had planned an am
usement which certainly was great
Illustrated songs, and say, there Ger
tainly are some artists in that club
there was "The Long, Long Trail
drawn by Mrs. Moon and Rocked II
the Cradle of the Deep" by Mrs. Cook
and II Am Forever Blowing Bubbles
by Miss Harris and "Three Blind
Mice" by Mrs, Lydia Frazier, "Littl'
Boy Blue" by Mrs. Campbell, eth
( Swanee River" by Mrs. Linda Fraziel
now any one of them are worth a for
tune, if they could. get them on sale
Mrs. Guy Zigler got the prize TO.
guessing the most songs and Mrs. Ly'
: ia Frazier got the BOBBY prize, bu
: ther were other boobies in the gang
and also more artists, but we hav
just mentioned few Of the best, thi
!. wasn't movie show, but some Of tn
pictures looked as if they might move
The host was such a jolly entertaine
that we forgot to go home at the usua
time. n
The Westminster Guild and TIL
Girls Missionary society, of the Pres
byterian church, turned their rcgula
meeting into birthday surprise par
ty, instead Of going to the home o
Lucille Carriers, they went to Lucil
Coolmans another member, and thor
ly surprised her, on Monday evening
Miss Esther Simon was devotiona
leader, Miss Mary Dix gave a revie,
Of: the first chapter of the study boo
ON Medical Missions. Miss Maxim
Myers gave a piano solo and Mis-
Lucille Goldman, the Lion of the ever
ing sang several selections. Til
girls thoroly enjoyed the evening
Mrs. Goldman, mother oflMiss Lucill
acted as hostess and served deliciou
lunch. 4
Rev. R. w. Gardner and wife sper
few days of this week with thei
daughter, Mrs. Virgil Wrinkle, of All
ron.
Will Drushel, Of Wooster sper
Sunday with his mother, Mrs Emm
Drushel, and with his uncle, Harr
Stubb.