The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-03
CHIPPEWA LAKE

4 sIfea Ladies A1d OF the u. b. chufcl
: will meet with Mrs. ID. Hunter ol
\ Thursday, Sept. 8. There will be com
i forts to tie, and you are requested t,
!. bring your thimbles.
, Mrs. j !. X Ritter was in CLEVELAND
] Tuesday Of this week ss
) L. G. Nichols was in Ashland sever
{ al days last week visiting friends.
J Mrs. Kate Overdorf Of Blake Visit
: ed her sister, Mrs. G. F. Lutz3 last
: week. asSs
x c. F. Lutz and wife and Mrs. Over
. dorf visited friends in Ashland arc
, Akron several days last week.
.. Eli DerhammeE and Crellin Dun,
! das were in Cleveland on business
last Thursday.
Mr.. Leatherman, the Lodi CORES,
pondent, called on us one day last
week. s8
.yA. Strong and wife attended the
Strong reunion, at Strongsville last
Wednesday. 4
N Rev. Blake Arnold and family OIL
Akron were at Father Arnold's over
|, Sunday, and Rev. Blake filled the pull.
pit at the Y. B. church Sunday morn
ing.
The school board are making quite
extensive repairs onsthe school house.
7. The trustees are making great i'm
provements on our roads, they having
used 81 carloads Of Stag SO far, and we
now have the incest roads in the
county.
I Mr.. Ray Rosenberger and wife and
Sam Derhammer and mother and sis
tersof Acme were Sunday visitors at
Mrs. Amelia Leohr's.
C. w. Carlton and wife are in Lin
coin, Neb., visiting relatives. "
This continued wet weather is get
ting to be serious proposition to
] farmers whose oats are still in the
fields.
w e. .Leggett and family motored to
New Philadelphia Saturday for few
days visit with friends.
Last Wednesday afternoon S. H.
Nickerson and wife arranged little
surprise party for H. J. Martin Of
Peoria, ILL.,, who is visiting at their
home. The following from out Of. town
were present: Clarence Bair and fam
lily, Medina; Ben and Carl Simcox and
families, and Cora Martin, Leroy;
Grover Pease and family, Mrs. L. We'll
day and daughter, Mrs. Hattie Fos-
ter, Mrs. Homer Hyde and son, Sc
vile. A picnic lunch was served, and
they do say it was scandalous the way
the Judge" got outside Of fried chick
en-, boiled ham and other garden
Sass" Anyway we know he had not got
back to normal condition Sunday, for
he-was not at church. Of course Judge
says it was overwork, but we know
better, for we are acquainted with
his peculiarities and failings, and we
know he doesn't overwork between
meals any more than we do. However
a very pleasant time was reported by
all present.
: Mrs. John Dundas entertained few
friends with AZ chicken dinner last
Monday evening, in honor Of Mr.. Dun
das' birthday. The affair was a COM
plete surprise to Mr.. Dundas, and the
only thing that marred the pleasure Of
The occasion was the frightened con-
1ition Of John when he reached home
(where the guests had already as
sembled,) for he had been promised a
:old bath in, Chippewa Lake, by his
fellow workers, and he imagined every
lark spot on the way home concealed
i man ready to kidnap him. A pleasant
line was spent with visiting and
music, land at late hour the guests
wishing Mr.. Dundas many
happy returns of the day. Those pres
mt were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sides,
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Caskey, Jessie
Barnum and Fred West.