The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-22
LAFAYETTE

ed to have another correspondent for
you this week, but the plans of mice
and men often go astray. However,
| cheer up! Too much home business
for us to shift the reporters burden,
and if there's one among you who
! cares to dip into journalism, for
awhile, simply notify the editor or
call our number -W330.
Mr., and Mrs. A. o. Willard of Can
ton are spending the week at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Eaken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shaw and daugh-
ters, Evalyn and Mildred of Cleveland,
were Sunday guests at the home of
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Myers.
Church services will begin prompt
ly at 9 o'clock, Sunday morning; with
Rev. Brandyberry of Chatham as pas
tor. Sunday school will follow at 10.
| Mrs. Ephraim Coleman of Wads-
\ worth is making an extended visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. L. J.
4 Shaw. u
j Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kulp of Elyria
We're dinner guests of Blake Kulp and
wife last Sunday.
| ~'AA' sSAAA AAAos AA0I1 0llyuCI l.
M. Snyder, wife and two children of
| Wooster, were entertained over Sun
day at the home Of their brother, Irwin
Snyder and family, and on Tuesday
, Of this week Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Holmes
of Litchfield We're guests at the Sny-
) der home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods (nee
Emma Vaughn) of Canton were call
, ers, Sunday, at the c. E. Lance home.
Mrs. Woods and daughter will leave on
the 10th to spend the winter in Flori-
da. .. ..s..
Preparations are under way for the
, big Halloween social to be given Fri
} day evening, Oct. 29, at the town hall.
Everyone is invited and "fun and frol-
ic, jest and jollity'', will be yours for
) the coming. Some of the features
will be the supper, served Cafeteria
style, and in charge of Mrs. G. W.
Mann and her committee; the "mys-
: terry booth," in charge of Mrs. Chas
Eaken and helpers, and the "candy and
= cone" booth, with Mrs. c. w. Harring.
: ton in charge. We want you, old ane
!. young, to lay aside your dignity fol
one evening and join US in our Hallow
; cen fun. Watch out, though, fol
!, ghosts and black cats and all sucl
\ spooky things.
#l About twenty ladies gathered a
= the home Of Mrs. Geo. Fulton las
! Wednesday to do homage to the sum
: tuous picnic dinner and to the generous
; hospitality Of the hostess. The da.
was spent in social enjoyment and il
y making articles mysterious for tn
: mystery booth, which, by the way, will
4 contain no sells for every article will
q be worth the price asked for it. s
q Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Dannley and littl
: daughter of Sullivan visited Sunda
Z afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mr..
= E. E. Lowe.
FL Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Walter,
: Saturday, Oct. 16, IL pound sol
: Clair Virgil.
I'll Miss Icy Bowman is spending til
! week in Wellington and Amherst.
~ Mr.. M. Zahn has sold his farm Q
= the Ryan road to Mr.. Baughman {
I Elyria. Mr.. Zahm and family expe
z to locate in Elyria and will move thel
= next week. d
y Mf. ana MIS-. Blame kulp with Mr.
= ANGEL Mann motored to Berlin Height
= Friday evening, to the home of M
Il and Mrs. Herman Elliott, where a vel
Z happy reunion of their class of IL
y Chatham high school was held.
e A party of Cleveland friends co,
: sisting of Messrs. Frank Vining Wi
= keson, Otto Utterhardt and Ed Sta
Z ney, with their wives, were caller
\ Sunday, at the home or Mr.. and Nh
y VIM. Fike.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rose and SC
4 and Mr.. Jarvis of Wooster were rece1
Z visitors at the C. Fl. Yost home.
~ With all due apologies to Mr.. Mill,
e OF Ravenna the Lafayette suffragett,
!. carried home in their handbags
= along with 367 other articles alwa,
e to be found there, lot of good sol
y facts CLEANED from his speech at IL