The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-13


casion. 4 don't just know why they
We're arrested. but / guess 1t was be-
cause they ate too much. The first
punch nua NV were bailed out by Mrs. swagler
went out the sky light--skipped bail.
and Seville and illustrated songs A
fW,heel- barrow race. was then in order.
Sterling won, as also in the three-leg-
ged race. Mrs. Huff of California as
guest of Mrs. Ed. Bowman, was among
Artists We're there from Sterling
us for the day.
/ What might have been very SER
Floyd Widman last week Thursday.
They were starting out in their auto,
when Mr.. Widman stopped the machine
and went back to the garage to get
the grade from the house TO the
street Mrs. Widman, not understanding
the workings or the brakes. jumped
out when she saw what was happening
the street across the park. and ran in
to tree in front of the Mcdowell
house, damaging the auto SO badly
that 1t had to be sent to Cleveland for
repairs. Fortunately no one was hurt
J Last Wednesday evening, after the
regular business meeting of the East
ern Stars, a farewell reception was
held for Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Carver ana
way to their new home in Los Angeles,
Calf A picnic lunch was served,
games played, and visiting took up the
time. In behalf Of the Star ladies'
er presented Mrs. Carver with a large
star pin, and Miss Vera with a small
er one. Mrs. Carver has been pian-
ist of the Stars for several years and
will be greatly missed in the associ-
\ alton, as well as in many other social
affairs. N
The Chautauqua organization met on
Monday evening full of enthusiasm for
the big time coming in Seville, August
rs, and the following officers and com
mittees We're appointed:
Pres, C. N. Taylor; Sec. Ralph Schwam
Treas. John R: Minton; Ticket s~ye
Committee. e. Hartman, chairman;
i 4; A. Bostwick, G. y. Wright, Warren
! Clapp. Grounds Committee-Sherl
Crofoote, C. e. Swagler, Willis Cool
man. Advertising Committee-Don l..
Crawford, H. HI. Phelps. A. A. NBostwick
strong. Mrs. LeVonne Bates. Miss Their
ese FRAZIER, Miss Eicher and Mrs.
Ralph Bostwick. supt.-Ralph e.
Mitchell; Junior Leader-Miss Rather
inc kody, of Cleveland, Adv. Mgr
supt,, Cleveland. Tickets will be on
sale in a few days
MIR. and Mrs. e. G. Cross returned
home Tuesday evening from Newark
where they have been spending the
past three months.
| Rev. Woodwork and family will
spend the next two weeks of their va
cation in Prospect and Pc Graft, Ohio,
where he was pastor during the Dig
flood Of 1913, and expects to preach
there next Sunday.
Rev. Woodwork and family and
John Walker and family spent the
Charles Walker, and Rev. Woodwork
Ipreached in the Walkers old home
church in Avon, on Sunday morning.
Church Notices for Next Sunday
Int, trt ,11ry rnI 81 -
prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing at 1880 p. M.
/ Presbyterian Morning service at
10 a. M, Sunday school at 11:15 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal-Morning SER
vices at 10 a. M, Sunday school at II,
Il EpWorth League at $3.50 p. m. Un-
ion services at 1880 p. m.
Band concert and ice cream social on
Thursday night in Seville.
J Mrs. Stratton of Cleveland and Mrs.
Goodyear of Pennsylvania, were week
end guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harve Tay-
) lor. Mr.. Taylor and Mrs; Goodyear
seen each other for rs years.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Thomas had quite
a number of unexpected visitors on
Sunday morning. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Rex. parents Of Mrs. Thomas
Miss Edith and Master Harry Rex, OF
. Turkey Foot Lake. MIR. and Mrs. Elton
: Rex and children Of Akron, and Mrs
Gussie Quinten of Detroit
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Steel
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Cady, Mr.
} and Mrs. Charlton and grandson, Daw-
son Kinch of Royalton, Mrs. COLDER, Mr.
, and Mrs Murphy and three children OF
, Barberton and Mr.. Harry Miller an6
wife of Newark, o., were callers or
? Sunday and took supper at the Floyd
Steel home.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Don L. Crawford en-.
!. tertained Mr.. and Mrs., A. A. Carver
!, and Supt. Riffey and wife at a sA
= o'clock dinner last Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grafton ape
: and daughter Dorothy, and Mr.. ant
< Mrs. Basset Rayne and baby, motoret
$ to Steubenville, o.. on Sunday, visit
ing friends, and returned on Monday
= evening.
:, These are the ones that spent Sun
S day. at Levy Snyder's: Mr.. and Mrs. Et
3 Bruder, Anna and Harry Bruder, an(
Katharine Gault of Cleveland, ane
s Mrs. q. Bessech, also of Cleveland
: They came in their autos early in tn,
morning and stayed all day. Georg'
d Schmidt, Wilbert Benker and Florenc
= Weigand of Cleveland were also pres
: ent