The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-06
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i WIN the people SUNDAY ana returned.
]. Frank Babcock and wife spent
Sunday at York at George Starr's
and also attended the community con-
cert in Medina.
Chester Lee and family and Mrs.
Burkley of Oak Hill, o., and Mrs.
Moody of Cleveland spent Sunday at
James Crum's.
James Crum's have the basement
about done for their new house.
Will Boise and wife, Mrs. Julia
Potter and Mrs. Joe Musser of Fair
mont, Mimi, and Mrs. Norma Haffner
Of Erskine, Canada, drove thro in
their auto to spend week here with
their cousins, George Coleman's, E. C.
Miners and Verne Miner and wife.
On Monday they drove to Akron to see
their aunt, Mrs. Julia Outlet and Mrs.
Alice Miner.
Theo Chapman, wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Lorain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Davis, Chas.
Tibbitts and wife and their son, Fred,
wife and daughter Ruth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dart of Cleveland spent Sunday
at James Cadmun's.
The burial of Mrs. Ida Porter was
held Monday afternoon. The body
rests in walled crypt. The only one
of it's kind in our cemetery.
Prof. E. N. Drake is owner of a
new Chevrolet.
Fred and Jay Livingston, Mrs. Mary
Gay and Mrs. Emma Carpenter were
at Weymouth Sunday to see Amos
Livingston, who is in very poor health.
Son, number three, was born Aug.
80 to Ed and Nora Graft.
Thro an advertisement in the Plain
Dealer, Mrs. Nora Graft found a
younger sister of whom she never
knew. Nora was adopted, when two
years of age, by John Randall and
wife. Last week the sister, Mrs.
Hale, husband and little daughter of
Grand Rapids, Wood county, o., came
and spent a few days here. ''>
Mrs. Winnifred Gardner and Min
ME Ingersol were out from Medina a
number of days packing and moving
their goods to Medina, as Harry
Vaughn is to make repairs on the
house. ~ f' F@#t .'tH tEsN
Rumor has it that F. H. Gibbs has
has not decided just yet where they
have not decided just yet where they
with reside.
Hazel Gibbs spent the latter part of
the week here at her parents. Dur
ing her two weeks vacation she took q
trip up the st. Lawrence river into
Canada and also visited in New York
City.
Helen Miner and Margaret Hogue
are having their two weeks vacation.
They spent a few days at Sawyerwood
with Mrs. Perry Smith.
Frank Hawkins, wife and daughter,
Lucille Of Cleveland spent Saturday
here with his mother, Mrs. M. J. Haw-
kins.
Arvine Kenyon, Wendell Thompson
and Arzie Clement are with Lyman
Pritchard, and George Double, Bert
Freese and Vivian Morton with Jake
Kellar on their threshing outfits.
Each have started out for the season.
Rev. Kinsley's two sons, Lee and
Frank, left Cleveland week ago Mon
day with other business men for Pitts
burg. When between Youngstown and
Sharon, Pa, large truck ran into the
auto, belonging to Lee Kinsley, COM
pletely wrecking it, and throwing Mr..
Kinsley out. Besides being uncon-
cious for sometime, he was badly cut
on the back of the neck. He was tax
en- to Youngstown hospital where
several stitches were taken. In a
couple of days he went on to Pitts
burg to transact the business and his
parents here did not hear of the acci-
dent until the last of the week.
Mrs. Paul Owen and two children of
Cleveland are staying here at her faith
er's, G. E. Pitkin's, while Mr.. Owen is
on an eastern trip.
Lewis Meyer and wife of Kent and
Frank Meyer and wife of Akron spent
Sunday at Eli Peck's.
Agnes and Margaret Jurko of Cleve-
land spent last week with Anna Davis
on the Lee farm.
Will Fordham and wife spent Sun
day in Cleveland at her parents; and
her sister, Dorothy Braubender, came
back for a weeks vacation.
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday even
ing. In a contest between the men
and women members the men lost and
they will serve the supper at next
meeting, when three new members
will be initiated.
Mrs. Frank Ridiker, Ora Ridiker,
wife and daughter Helen went to Saw
yerwood Sunday to Perry Smiths and
got Edna and came back to Copley in
time to attend the funeral Of Bruce
Ferriman, who was nephew of Mrs
Frank Ridiker and Will Ferriman.
Budd Sanford and wife spent Sun
day at Cedar Point.
Mrs. Eda Thompson Of Lorain spent
the last two weeks with, her cousin,
Mary Stearns.
Will Gruninger of Arizona surpris-
ed his sister, Mrs. Thed Tibbits, last
week. It had been ~ years since he
was here last.
Ernest Wisebaum, Sr. has sold his
farm to Cleveland parties and has
bought home in Medina.
i DR. A. Wood and wife spent Sunday
in Cleveland at their daughters. They
expect to leave for California the 18th
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