The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-30
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LAT n E1 i y
VIM. Fike and family motored to
Cleveland for the weekend, bringing
back with them Mrs. Otto Uterhardt
and family for weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanse Wall visited in
Akron from Thursday night until Sat-
urday at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Hoyt Reynolds and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maytham of the
Lake, with their daughter, Mrs. Ell
mer Barrett of Elyria, were callers
at the VIM Maytham home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimm welcom-
ed the arrival of their seventh son
last Wednesday. Both mother and
child are getting along fine under the
excellent care of Mrs. L. A. Davis
while the thirteen-month-old son is be-
| ing cared for by his admiring friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Malone.
Mrs. Nellie Jones has been quite
sick with an attack Of measles, while
Eugene Schlechty is convaleseing
from the same disease.
| Paul Warner and family accompani-
ed their brother, Glen Warner, who
has been visiting here for week, to
his home in Wooster Sunday. Their
daughter, Alberta returned with her
parents after a few weeks vacation
with relatives. Mr.. Warmers father
Wesley Warner, came back with them
for visit.
Funeral services were held in Me
dina Saturday,for the late P.W. Eos.
kett, who was most graciously cared
for during his declining years at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Irwin
Phinney. Mrs. Paul Caldwell of Mar
ion was among those from a distance
to attend the funeral
John Reed and family motored tc
Ashland Sunday, and with the E. J
and Frank Stone families of that city
went to Mansfield, where a surprise
reunion was attended by another oil
Mrs. Reeds brothers, &c. Stone anc
family. This being the first time ir
several years that this family was to-
gether, 1t naturally was happy oc
cassion for all concerned.
Don't miss the ice-cream social giver
at the town hall Friday night, July
80. The "small fry" are having charge
Of the social, the proceeds to hell
swell the treasures Of the primary ant
Junior classes Of the M. E. Sunday
school. So come along! %'sh Y
Geo. Betz and family of Sharon
visited Sunday at the home of c. e
Cowling. 3a
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake Kulp enter
tanned their guests, Roy .Kulp ant
wife of Elyria, over the weekend ane
lon Sunday they all enjoyed a motor
"trip to Ashland.
Miss Mildred Knecht of Friendsvillt
spent a few days with her cousin
Myrtle Lance, who went home with he1
Sunday to stay until Friday Of this
week. N
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Lance and
children, Edna and Wendell, were din
ner guests Sunday at the M. D. Fretz
home on the pike. t-F#
The Misses Jennie and Hazel Nc
Elroy of Mansfield spent few days
last week at the home of their uncle,
John McElroy and wife.
! A son was born July z to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pierce Of near Chatham. This
family has had very serious time
with the measles. Mrs. Pierce having
only recently recovered from a ,riti-
cal attack of this disease. Miss Wini-
fred, the 4th grade teacher, was also
very ill with the measles while attend
ing Kent Normal and this week she
is expected home to more fully recover
her health before commencing her
school year here at the center.
An event Of special importance was
the picnic supper held Saturday at the
home of Dow Buchanan and wife for
the Kulp families, in honor of their
sister from Tennessee, Miss Laura
Kulp. The genial hospitality Of the
host and hostess, together with the
presence of Mrs. Mary Kulp and the
Chas. Kulp family from Friendsville,
Mrs. Tom Shaw from West Salem, Ar
chic Eaken and wife from Medina, and
the E. S. Kulp families made this an
occasion of untold pleasure to their
relative from the Southland.
The school baord at it's monthly
meeting Monday night let the follow
ing kid routes: No. 2, E. 0. Shelter
for $3.50; No. 8, w. K. Bagley, for
$4.25, No. A, L. ]. Shaw, $500; No.
6, E. L. Dickinson, $4.00; No. 7, w.
H. Barhart, $500. Nos. 1, 5, 8, and 9
were not let, as likewise with the jani-
tor, only one bid was received for this
job, which was not considered.
Mr.. l.. r. Mann Of Medina was a
Sunday guest at the home Of his son
C. w. Mann, this being only one OF
many similar occasions when the four
generations of the Mann family have
spent their quiet Sundays together
Paul Rarnhart the third son of w I'll