The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-10

| James Fordham started Sunday tt
attend the county fairs with his larg'
| steer. This week he is at Painesvill'
fair.
4 Mrs. William Walker, aged rs year,
died Friday noon at her home at Ham
+ ilt0nss corners, on the farm where she
had always lived. She leaves the hus
band, son Bert, and daughter Luella
The funeral was held at the home or
/. Monday afternoon with burial al
J Hamilton corners, beside of her par
ents.
Two autos were worse for wear
on, Sunday from running into tele-
phone poles near Erskine Hadlock's s
place. One woman had an arm broken,
u Cora Root did not accept the posi-
tion in Sanford's garage, bus is work
ing in the Princess restaurant in Me
dina. Ss
Mrs. Ella Strong Of Medina staid at
Ralph Strong's over Sunday to care
for little Evelyn Strong.
Mrs. Chas. Newton suffered two
strokes Of paralysis Saturday after
noon.
John Squires, who has been away
from here for the past 40 years, in
], Michigan, came to celebrate his 80th
. birthday anniversary last wedk with
his sister, Mrs. Eunice Bennett and
Mrs, Sexton at Ridgeville. He came
here and staid one night at Glenn Ben
ljamin's, and over Labor Day at Ben,
nett's Corners, hoping to meet some
old friends at the gathering.
j Howard Chapman is home this week
before entering Hiram College next
week.
Rebekah lodge met Thursday even
ing.
Frank Knisley, wife and two child
lren, who spent the summer here at !
Rev. Knisley's, left last week for their
home in Pittsburg.
Seeley Stebbins and family, Mrs.
Wesley Waite and Mary Stearns, spent
Friday in Ashland and brot Margaret
home, who had been visiting there
the past week.
Last week, Tuesday, while Wesley
Peck was visiting a cousin in Akron,
he wandered away from the house and
soon got lost. Towards evening he got
onto Kent car and went to Kent and
the meantime the Akron relatives were
searching the city for him. Before noon
of Wednesday they got word of where
he was.
Mrs. Clara Cinniger was not hurt
as badly lin the accident at Lorain as
at first reported, but she was bruised
on the limbs and shoulders and some
teeth knocked loose. The auto knocked !,
her, down and dragged her some dis :
lance.
There was not very large crowd :
at the Rebekah picnic, but those at !.
tending had a good social time.
Our schools will commence next ,
Monday, Sent. 13. Teachers are hired
for each place. 10
Freda Johnson and Dorothy Perkins $
home from Kent school last r
Thursday and will enter high school
Is seniors. n
Mrs. Ralph Strong with a number
# young ladies of Medina spent over
Sunday and Labor Day at MitiWanda
N Lake Erie. S
Monday morning did not look very e
for, holiday, after rain on t
sunday and Sunday night, but by o
loon the sun came out and dried up r
he roads so that large crowds gather t,
d at Hinckley and Benefits Cor e
lers. M
Chas. Leinseder and wife spent Sun 81
ay and Monday if Elyria at Fred Il
a
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer and daughter b.
Cleveland were visitors at J. F. Al
|abcock's Monday. W
Perry Freese and wife visited for a ).
ew days with friends at Ravinna,
tent, Akron and 'Orrville.
Forrest Sherman and family and
llbert Steaka of Cleveland were visi-
ors at Albert Browns Monday.
Miss Hazel Clark Of Medina one of
ur former primary teachers spent a
ouple Of days here last week at J. +. 4