The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-08
LAFAYETTE

The public is cordially invited to at
tend church Sunday, to hear Rev. w.
H. Bryenton, the Methodist pastor of
Medina. Services will begin at q
o'clock, with Sunday school, promptly
at !. Do not forget the change in
time. l4f
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Reed and son
Grille attended the Akron fair last
week, as did also Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Snyder.
A number of little friends of Oliver
Shelter were entertained at his home
last Thursday evening in honor of his
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Jones and son
: Ted were guests, Sunday, of French
BANNER and wife of Elyria.
Some excitement occurred on Main
street Sunday, when motorcycle with
its driver, Bensinger boy from Lodi,
was ditched in front of the Stackhouse
home. The machine, headed south,
was going at the usual motorcycle
speed, when an auto, directly in front
of it, and also headed south, started
to make the turn into the Wightman
driveway Whether the auto struck
the boys machine, or whether he
swerved into the ditch to avoid a
worse collision, is not quite clear; any
way, the driver of the auto, Lell Nc
Farland, not hearing the machine, fail
ed to signal the turn land so settled
the damages which were for nothing
! more than some badly bent spokes in
i young man escaped with only shak-
ing-up and some bruises externally, is
! a wonder, unless he, too, leads the
seemingly charmed life of most of his
fellow drivers.
4. The ladies of the Aid Society anC
} the Adult Bible class will hold ar
all-day meeting and picnic dinner al
the home of Mrs. Geo. Fulton on We'd
nesday, Oct. 13.
Merle Lehman and Miss Lena Moh
Ter Of Wadsworth visited the formers
parents here Sunday.
} Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harrington ant
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Harrington attend
ed the funeral of their nephew an,
cousin, Mr.. Galloway of S. Westfiel,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll of Medina hav,
purchased the home recently occupies
, by Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Reed, takin,
possession last week. Mr.. Reed AM
wife stored their furniture and will re
} side temporarily with his son, Johl
Reed, planned later to 60 to Cleve
land to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Curtis entertain
i, ed the latter's father, Mr.. Frank San
ders, her sisters, Miss Ina Sanders an
Mrs. Chas. Faulkner and family of La
) Grange, Sunday.
Miss Ruth Carlton, who has been i
Plymouth for the past year, is HON
: again for an indefinite stay.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe and family Q
Cleveland, accompanied by Mr.. an
: Mrs. G. B. Lowe of Medina, were cal
! ers at the E. E. Lowe home.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fulton and famil
: spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Flu
; toms parents, r. c. Porter and wifi
!. of Montville. ' '
rl Geo. Betz and family of Sharon wei
; Sunday visitors at Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
!. Cowling's.
Fl Mr.. V. VanAustran was busine.
= caller in Akron Monday.
! Miss Jessie Lyons returned to HI
> home in Doylestown the first of Il
= week after spending the past tv
4 weeks with her sister, Mrs. jam
y Scott.
= Mrs. James Scott extends thru tn
: column her sincere thanks to the L.
I dies Adult Bible Class, and to HI
: neighbors, for the plant and flowe
. received during her illness.
!. Did you know that in addition
: lots of vinegar, Judge Schlechty hi
= tons of Concord and other varieti'
I. Of grapes for sale at 5 cents a pound