The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-28
SPENCER

Mr.. John Burbage and wife, Mr..
Francis Moore and Miss Ruth Ream
were in Elyria Tuesday.
Miss Irma Rugg was called to
Huron last week to take care of her
brother, who has ptomaine poison
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Willard and son of Gran
vile, Mrs. Jake White and son of Bar
berton, Mrs. Geo. Skeese of Massillon
were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ream last week.
Mr.. John Wolf has been quite ill of
rheumatism.
Miss Effie Lance spent few days
in Ashland.
Mrs. Lou Rush is quite ill Of the
"flu."
Lloyd Wolf came nearly passing in
his checks when a speedster auto he
was driving crashed head-on into a
large touring car driven by Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby of West Salem. Mr..
Crosby was on the wrong side of the
road and, each, thinking to turn out
for the other, met in head-on col
lision. The speedster was mass Of
junk. The new car, belonging to
Crosby, had the whole front end
smashed and had to have the front
part hoisted onto truck to be taken
home.
Mrs. Anna Bowen is in the Elyria
hospital where she had a slight oper-
alton performed on her face.
Mrs. Jas. Rowe is quite ill from
the effects of an liberated tooth. She
had to have the jawbone scraped.
Miss Dora Summer, who has fin
ished her school work at Lodi, is
spending week at the O. M. H. with
Miss Morrel, who goes to Seville next
year to teach. We are sorry to lose
Miss Morrel from our Spencer school
and community.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Miller of Oberlin
visited the formers mother, Mrs.
Candace Miller, at the Oakley home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Snyder and
family spent last Sunday in Louden-
vile.
The Spencer school alumni was a
grand success. Many out-of-town
guests were present. About one hun
dred persons partook of the we'll
served banquet. Mr.. Talmage Auble
was postmaster. Speeches made by
Mrs. Walter Boone and Mr.. Ernest
Jeffries were enjoyed by all. Miss
Lavina Stroupe of Cleveland enter
tanned at the piano and sang for the
guests. Everyone who attended says
it was very enjoyable evening.
Miss Wilberta Breaks and Miss
Blanche Robson, both former high
school teachers of our Spencer school,
left Wednesday. Miss Robson goes to
Cleveland for few days, then starts
on trip through Texas and Mexico.
Miss Breaks, with Miss Santa Brow
and, are going to Niagara Falls fol
few days, then Miss Breaks will
return to her home in Charlottesville,
Ind, and Miss Broward home TO
Spencer. We certainly are sorry to
lose our former corps of teachers and
can only hope the coming one will be
as efficient and well liked.
Mr.. VIM. Moore and Mr.. VIM. Will
bert went to Detroit last week and re-
turned with new Studebaker fpr Mr.
Wilbert.
The many friends of Mr.. R. Mono
smith were shocked to learn Of his
sudden death Sunday morning at the
Lorain hospital. His sons took him
to Lorain Tuesday morning where he
expected to take treatment. He SEEM
ed fairly we'll until Sunday morning
when he had stroke of apoplexy and
passed quietly away. He was a sold
ier of the Civil war. He enlisted in
the 18th O. V. C. when 16 years OF
age. and served through the war
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Bennett at his former home and
he was laid to rest by the side Of his
wife who passed away about three
years ago.