The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
LAFAYETTE

al To be held this week Friday night
on the spacious lawn of G. %, Lances
residence. Ice cream, both in cones
and out, waters and cake it you choose
will be served, to say nothing OF the
iolly good time that always accom-
panies Ladies' Aid social.
Little Jane Eichelberger OF Cleve-
land, is spending a few weeks with
Marie Ballash, at the Ballash home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whitney and
Mrs. A. G. Meyers of Akron, visited
last week at the home of their son and
brother, Leon Meyers and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Carter an daugh- |!
ter Fanchion, of Rittman, were Sum
day night callers at Leon Wightman's
home.
Miss Lillian Eaken, who was SO
seriously i'll, at her home here, never
recovered from an operation for ap-
| pendicitis and her side now is causing
her much trouble.
much trouble. tne sa.
Grandfather Earl Shaw is wearing
the beautiful Sunny Jim" smile
these days, all because of the advent
of that young grandson, Virgil Eu-
gene, last Wednesday morning. 81
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hickling, (nee
Lula Shaw are just as proud over
their sons arrival lsa >ss ~
The Board has its quota Of teachers
i now complete for another year. Fol-
lowing is a list Of the teachers and
i salaries. tf I'M
| Raymond Wilhelm, Bryan, g., 7th
and 8th-$156.25; Gladys Keiser, 9th
and 6th-$11O; Winifred Pierce, Bird
land 4th, $10O; Doris Searles, Medina,
Primary-$110. Mr.. Wilhelm comes
to us highly recommended, both as a
teacher, and as, a man. He is backed
iby a, successful j five years teaching
I record, is thorough, and above board,
and well qualified to fill his position
las principle. Miss Keiser taught
two years at Hinckley Ridge, giving
entire satisfaction. Miss Pierce's
|Jworksof last year speaks for itself,
| and Miss Searles, aside from being
musically inclined, comes highly reco-
mmended as. Primary teacher. sg
Such a lineup of teachers, speaks
we'll for another successful school
year in Lafayette. 3
\ Mrs. John Fleming entertained
her father, Prank Meyers and wife
and sister, Ella, and family of Wads-
! worth over the weekend. c,lpg
,l4 Mrs. Carl Harrington, properly
chaperoned by Mrs. Irwin Snyder was
/ shopping in Cleveland, Friday. (
II Fifteen progressive farmers on the
Lafayette road, from Harry Lance's
!, Corners to Chas. Eaken's inclusive,
have purchased q threshing outfit,
: with full equipment, and from now on
will do their own threshing. AT a
! meeting last week, c. w. Mann was
, lput in President and Paul Warner
, Secretary and Treasurer of this or
ganized bunch of farmers.
John Reed and family with Mrs
M. A. Gill and son Albert of Medina
visited over Sunday with friends in
e ashland. .}
i The George Moody Shaw family
held family reunion at their fathers
residence in Medina, Saturday. A
lglorious time was had with the child
!, rem and their families all present. Tht
d big picnic dinner, the readings giver
= by Miss Nina Shaw and the happy
festive gathering of sons and daugh
d ters, make this a day long to be re
. Imembered by Father Shaw, who viii
a have reached his four score years ant
three in July. The only outside guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
n Bennett of Lorain.
IS Mrs. Chas. Eaken accompanied he
ilmother and sister to their home il
q Canton last week, spending Frida,
g and Saturday with her relatives there
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Dickason an
son, Neil, made up party with MI
le1andI Mrs. Leon Wightman and motor
nj ed to Rittman for q visit over Sunda,
at the home Of Blake Lance and wife
ISL Geraldine Wightman came back wit
MI them after q weeks visit with he
sister there.
IA Lenora 4Goldner was guest las
~ week, at Floyd Lentz's, east of Nc
q dina. &4a. s@e
ri "A fair-sized crowd of Farm Burea
q men heard the talk by Mr.. Elliott Q
,fI Seville, last Friday night. Fiftee
IA men were chosen as directors and the
4 VWAui UOlu q UuSlllG6S lucGt1uk dt vi
= town hall on Wednesday night, to elet
.Iofficers. &
o1 You are cordially invited to atten
n, Sunday-school next Sunday at 9:45 ,
s. m. to see the Township Banner whic
" was won by Lafayette and Grange
Or this township keeping it the first 81
m months of this year. There was
- tie between the two townships, eac
:, having the same number of delegate
10 at the Convention.
he John Sanders and family of Clev
land visited at Quincy Davis ov'
of Sunday.
is Mrs. Davis had for her guests ov'
be Monday, her little grandson, Milto
~ and his foster parent, Mrs. Overhol
- of Medina.
re A party Of neighbors consisting
n Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fulton, Mr.. al
Mrs. Chas. Mann, Ancel Mann al
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lance al
gh Mr.. and Mrs. Harl Weltmer motor,
at to New London, Tuesday of this WEI
no to attend big consignment sale
-, Short Horn cattle. Mr.. Mann al
~ Mr.. Lance both being members of Il
w. Short Horn Association of the Nc
Oh London district, were naturally inte
ested in the outcome Of this big sa
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everhar