The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-17
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James Crum's new house is abol
! ready for the lathers
Mrs. George Coleman spent fe
y days Of last week in Akron and four
y her niece, Mrs. Anna Stull, very poo
I ", she having just returned from
II winter in California.
4 Lucien Chidsey and daughter Vel
s Of Strongsville were callers in tow
4 Saturday.
\ Eli Peck attended the Toronto fai
last week.
= Mrs. Lillian Phillips brought he
Il two children here to her mothers, Mr.!
\ Katie Chidsey's, and left them for
few days while she and her husban
. took a trip to Niagara Falls.
4 Mrs. Will Steinmetz of Medina j
spending a few days with Mrs. Kati
/ Chidsey while Mr.. Steinmetz is on
= trip to New York.
I Union services at Church Of Chris
I next Sunday evening. Mr.. Sims viii
4 preach, as Rev. Kinsley will be ava,
1 to conference in Cleveland. Their
4 will be no morning services at the M
e. church.
. The band concert to be given thi
1 week Saturday evening will be the las
! one of the season.
Jay Livingston and Harry Lincolr
D went to Cincinnati this week with the
Medina band to play at the Masons
s convention.
Mrs. Mand Evans is teaching again
at Strongsvlle and making the trips
each day on the bus.
= Mv.e, pop,k Y o11o., o,oL J,r,l,4ox d.,
sic were both sick last week with
summer flu.
Ed. Graft is painting his house. Some
Of the older settlers say they do not
believe it was ever painted before.
Paul Own and family of Cleveland
spent Sunday at George Pitkin's.
1 Clark and Edith Aylard left for a
college in Illinois where Clark has two
years more, and Edith is to teach at
the same place. Alvin Gibbs, Clar-
ence Rohde and Clair Tibbitts left for
Ohio State University, Howard Chap
man and Handy Miner for Hiram,
Raymond Brant and Lillian Pratt for
F. Baldwin Wallace. Marian Perkins
with Millicent Codding of Granger
left for college at Marysville, Tenn.
Mrs. Harry Judson, daughter Maud
and son Alfred are spending week
with friends at Tonawanda, N. Y. Lit
tie Merwin is staying at Charles
Gibbs.
Mrs. Maxine Miller of Medina spent
the weekend with her father, Scott
Holden.
Mary Stearns was in Cleveland last !
Wednesday to- attend the funeral of
Mrs. Minnie Froah Bennington, who
died in a. hospital following an oper- /
alton. Many will remember her as
the nurse who cared for Howard {
Hitchcock's mother for SO long. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins of Lagrange I
are visiting their, son, Ed. Wilkins.
Forrest Myrick and wife have been {
in Illinois visiting for a couple Of
weeks, and John Moody and wife of i.
Medina have been staying at their
place and looking after chores. !,
BENEFITS Corners nine came over.
here and played our nine last Satur-
day and lost the game 81. =
On Labor Day our boys won both r
Of the bames at Hinckley, which made Q
them feel good, :
Mrs. John Decker died in Cleveland v
last Saturday. For a number of years i,
they lived here on the Elizer Wells ",
farm. She leaves husband, three =,
sons and one daughter and three "
/
Mr.. and Mrs. Singler with baby r
Marjorie Simon of Fenn's Corners and re
louis Simon and son Ralph, were Wis
tors at Charles Rohdes Sunday. q
We heard of the death of Mrs. Ralph
1ifield of Cleveland She leaves, be- sn
ides the husband, two little children. q
dr. Fifield preached here at Church
t Christ a great many times and our WIZ
is extended to him. Al
Dorothy Clement of Medina spent -
art of her vacation last week here 70,
t Walter Folley's. W. W.
Mrs. White, daughter Rae, Mrs. "
Vitter, Miss Emma Phillips, Mr.. Kru- or,
lie and Mr.. Smith of Medina were DO
alters at George Coleman's Sunday. 80
Mrs. Otto Hammer and children of
leveland visited from Thursday uhh-
| Sunday at Will Fordham's.
Albert Evans of Berea visited old
eighbors last Saturday. Va
5. J. Vial and wife of Bath spent OF
number of days at James Crum's. Wi
Fred Lee and wife moved their no
oods from Berea last Saturday to
ath in a new house they just built. a !
Henry Harbert and family of Cleve- Of
nd We're callers at Crum's, Lindley's
I'd Coleman's last Sunday. bee
Mr.. and Mrs. Strub and Fred Par Mi
ms Of Cleveland spent Sunday at hol
ert Lindley's. ]
Sunday was F. H. Gibbs birthday Tu
I'd all of his children but Elbridge enc
ibis of Medina were with him for be
nner at Roe Monkeys where the Sun
IBIS are staying now.
George Southwell, wife and niece, in [
ldrey Simmons, Charles Southweli hay
Cleveland and Miss Mary Phelps the
Bowling Green, stopped at Will ers
bbs' last week on their way home s
om the State fair. Ser
The committees Of the Grange for we
e fair display will meet at the town I
II Friday night, Sept. II, to make for
rther arrangements. There will be r
Grange meeting next Tuesday ey- Ian,
ing on account of fair work. 4
Walter Cough has taken the kid tar
ute for the school term.
Jake Kellar and Bert Freese drove
70 to Marian, o., Sunday, returning CL(
'nday with repairs for the thresh-
, machine.
Mrs. Charles Newton suffered two r,