The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18

there were not as many attended as
in former years. A good program OF
recitations and singing was given by
the little folks and a good talk was
given by A. l. Steele Of North Liberty
Indiana, who attended the reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Baker and lit
tie son P. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Baker
started for Warmpers Lake Michigan
last Sunday morning for an outing
and fishing trip Of three weeks. :,
A. C. Steele of North Liberty, Ind,
made five minute call on Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Steele on Friday. He came
to attend the Steel reunion on Thurs
day and returned to his home Friday
evening. Short calls were necessary.
Miss Laura Deveny of Plymouth,
Ohio spent Thursday of last week
with Mrs. Clyde Smith.
Miss Ruth Cotton and gentleman
friend of Rittman spent the weekend
with Miss Cottons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cotton.
Prof. E. J. Miller and wife are
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gimmast attended
the funeral of a friend in Wooster
Friday.
suburb of Chicago, called on the W..
G. Brumbaugh's cousins Of his) last
week. He was on his way to Oberlin,
where he graduated so years ago and
he went there to attend the Alumni
association and banquet of his class.
! Rev. Dowd is well known here by the
older people. =.
, Something of interest for our Sc
| vile readers that was taken from the
,, Akron daily paper.
For three score and one, almost the
!, life time allotted to man, Mr.. and Mrs.
> Calvin G. Wilson of Akron have lived
! together as man and wife and today
S are observing their sixty-first we'd
e ding anniversary. Though no formal
. celebration had been planned, Mr.. ano
\ Mrs. Wilson received the congratu.
lations of their children and many
friends during the day. Mr.. Wilson
will be 83 in December. He was bor1
and reared at River Styx, Medina
county where his parents came az
pioneers in 1916. His wife who will
celebrate her seth birthday in Sep
| tember is a native Of Seville where he
family were among tire early settlers
After their marriage in 1859,just six
ty-one years ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
| lived on a farm near Seville until the.
came to Akron and built their presen
home in which they have lived TO
more than half a century. In tn
mean time Mr. Wilson served in tn
navy eleven months during the Civ
War. Their home which was ono
surrounded by large pastures, is no'
in the heart of the city. During mos
of his years in Akron Mr.. Wilson ha
been engaged as travelling salesma
for a confectionery firm. He belong
to the United Commercial Traveller
the Odd Fellows, Patriarch Militant
and the G. A. R. and it has been h
boast that he has attended all tf
national encampments for the last d'
cade.
Both he and his wife are hale ar
hearty. Mrs. Wilson is her ow
| houskeeper and Mr.. Wilson is active
| interested in matters of national al
| civic interests. He has served {
juries at the county court house 9
most continually since Novembe
They have two sons, Charles al
y Frank Wilson, seven grandchildr
and nine great grandchildren.
- Miss King of Wooster, is asslstn
n Mr.. Swartz in his restaurant. The
n hot days are busy times for the rest
* rant and ice cream parlors.
- Prof. E. j. Miller nd wife attend
W commencement in Morgan Park Mi
~ tary Academy where their son Haro
"a graduated last week. 1t is near e
Az cago.
Va Mrs. May Mcdowell and daught
~ Irene, of Dayton, are visiting frier
N in Seville, and were Sunday dim
II guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I;
J lor ...
z Little Marie Kendall had quite
narrow escape from drinking coil
u on Monday afternoon. She is just
~ little tot and got hold of some oil
"A before her mother could get to her
" drank some of it but by quick W
n of t he mother and doctor she is s
Il ting along alright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shelter Of
r. in
y day.
q MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick ar
~ ed in Seville on Monday morning c
II ing from Philadelphia in their aut
Little Francis Hartman took the
IN ney for Wadsworth last Friday m'
y ing, all by herself, and spent the
with Mrs. Anderson and daugh
Mary. Quite trip for such i
u lady.
Master Robert Hartman has
spending few days with his gran
anil grandma Thomas in Medina.
HELEN Taylor received a card t
X her friend Marcella Lehman and
were camping down near Gran
Had been there for two days.
ter Hays auto broke down and
were laid up for repairs.
~ Mr.. Alva Drushel and family
brownsville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
AZ Drushel of Wooster, visited
mother, Mrs. Emma Drushel,
Sunday.
Harry Stuff is not'as well as u
"A He is an invalid at all times, bu
f. L.