The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
LAFAYETTE


Oberlin became the bride of Mr..
Lloyd Leatherman of Lodi. The SER
vice was performed in the newly furn-
ished home of the bride and groom and
in the presence of the immediate fam
lilies. Both of these young people are
well known here. Mrs. Leatherman
having spent her girlhood days in the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Chapman Jr. and her
friends in this locality. Mr.. Leather
man, now associated with the Leather
man Hardware Co. of Lodi, was at
one time resident of this township
and very favorably known. A host
of friends from Lafayette extended
congratulations to this happy couple.
Miss Leatha Stackhouse is in Cleve-
land assisting in the home Of her sis
ter Mrs. Elwin Reece, for few weeks
Mrs. Reece is slowly convalescing af-
ter her operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Mann were in
attendance at another Short Horn
Cattle sale held at Cadiz, O., Friday,
last.
Leon Meyers and son George were
business callers in Cleveland, Friday.
Judge Schlechty is in Port Clinton
this week, assisting his son Earl of
the Newton Livingston Co. Mr..
Schlechty will remain with his son for
an indefinite time, taking the place
of one of the company, whose death
occurred quite recently.
A gas rigging was moved last week
on the Rude Hartman farm.
Another enjoyable social event of
last week, was the Wheeler reunion
which was held Saturday at the home
of Eli Reed on the Chatham Road.
Guests to the number of sixty-eight
came from far and near to do justice
to the fine picnic spread and to the
liberal hospitality of their host and
hostess. Those from distance were
Geo. Wheeler and family, Albert
Markle and family, the Will Wheeler
family, the Walter Wheeler family,
together with the Rowan and Kup-
penfeld families all of Akron. Those
present from Cleveland were Summer
Wells and family and Huldah Rebeck.
, Mrs. Chas. Miller had as her guests
over the weekend, George Johns and
family of Cleveland.
Mrs. Carl Harrington was hostess
Friday afternoon at a meeting of
fourteen ladies of the Adult Bible
Class. Officers for the next six
months were elected after which a
most delectable luncheon was served.
Frank Davis and family of Berea
were entertained at the home of I. A.
Davis and wife over Sunday.
The second oil-well on the C. E.
Cowling farm proved to be a disap-
pointment. Although some oil was
found, it was in too small a quantity
to pay to shoot the we'll. Manager
Wolb will make third attempt, how
ever, moving his rig this time nearer
the front end of the farm.
Harry Lance and family attended
the Wideman reunion at the Lake,
Saturday.
In observance of Children's Day,
a Cantata will be given by the girls
and boys of the M. E. Sunday School
on Sunday evening, June 9th.
The ice cream festival of last week
netting the Ladies Aid about fifteen
dollars.
Jake Mong and family and Mrs.
Lizzie Richardson of Barberton came
up Sunday to the home Of Harl Rich
ards0n, Mrs. Richardson remaining
for a few days,
Mrs, c. NJ. Jones accompanied he1
mother Mrs. S. E. Zachtell and
brother Paul to Cleveland Friday.
Louise Wideman returned from
Fairview Hospital, Monday, hel
health very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoinig and daughter
Helen, and Mr.. Arnold Lehman oil
cleveland we're weekend guests OF
Mrs. David Lance and daughter.
II YOU can't quite outgrow that
/ longing to 50 to Coney and "Bump the
Bumps" We suggest that you motc'
over the rcad that leads from this
town to Medina-you viii have the
same r3liicEing ''uD in the air ant
down again" sensation that ever 8
Concy's Island could produce, only
more 20.
These in attendance at The Leather.
In'al1-L .!a4'4sesV wedding in Lodi, Tues
day evening were Mrs. Ellen, Chap.
man, Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Chapman
Jr and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Harring-
ten.
Lr, and Mrs. John Reed and family
and Melvin Reed and wife we're call
crs at John Shaw's in Canaan, Sun.
day.
AT the meeting Of the Farm Bureau
Directors, Wednesday night, Claytor
Wiles was elected Chairman anc
Harry Lance Secretary Treasurer oil
The Township Bureau.
Mrs. Earl Funk Of Lakewood anC
MRS, VIII Lance Of Kendalville, Ind.
are visiting at the home Of Franl
lance on the Medina Road. Mrs. vii
Lance will come later for an indefi
mite visit at the home Of G. Z. Lance
and wife, and with her old friends
around here.
Mrs. S. J. Vanasdale was called tt
Seville Sunday to care for her aunt
Mrs. Eta Shook, who is quite sick.
Chas Norton lost one of his valu
able team horses Monday morning, il
beiR found with it's head caught il
the fhanger
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