The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-12
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church basement on Wednesday even
ing, December, |.
Rolla Overholt is having a 40O-bar
rel cistefn dug near his barn.
!. Mrs. Amos Horton, who fell abou
nine weeks ago and hurt her hip an
has been confined to her bed at he
son Franks until last week, has beel
able to sit up in chair. Her daugh
/ ter, Mrs. Ida Chase of Illinois, is her
helping care for her. ID
4 Salem Kennedy Of Lake which.
is here visiting his sister, Mrss B. S
Brainard, and other relatives. HI
left this place and went to Michigan
where he has made good in Commercial
and social ways, when he was about
eighteen years Of age.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Of Ravenna
spent the weekend at their cousins
Henry Barton's.
The Strongsville high school girls
came here Friday afternoon 10 play
indoor base ball. Our girls were
not expecting them, but they got ready
and then beat the Strongsville girls,
25 to 16.
Clyde Brown and family Of Hinckley
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mrs. Agnes Miner lof, Akron was at
George Coleman'ssFriday evening, and
reported her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Stull, as able to sit up each day, but
her other daughter, Mrs. Bessie
Sturm, was sick in bed and she was
fearful Of her having an operation.
Zabina Clement, who has lived in
cncnssville SO many years, was visit.
ing his sister, Mrs. John Randall, last
wI"k. This week he left for Gallon \
MIA % make his home with his dausa
ter. as
Earl Gibbs was in Akron Saturday
to see tl1e foot ball game between HI
ram and Akron. Tho Hiram lost, it
was great game.
VIII Foley has had an infection in
one of his fingers for about six weeks
and has not been able to do work in
tllat time.
Harry Lincoln and family moved to
Medina last week into Geo. Barry's
house, on West Lafayette road, as the
Barrys have gone to Florida for the
winter. S ~
F. H. Gibbs and family have gone
into the rooms Of Harry Lincoln for
the winter. M
Mrs. M. J. Hawkins and Mrs. Albert
Marshal went to Cleveland Saturday
and called on Mrs. Julia Barry at the
Old Ladies Home. Mrs. Barry is not
in very good health and was pleased
to see her old friends.
Last Saturday evening the Odd Eel
oWs had little spread on the side.
Steve Rennison and Russell Sander
son caught a coon and Mrs. Rennison
stuffed and baked it. The boys brot
t to lodge and with coffee and sand
viches they had a, feast.
The Odd Fellows are planning for
| homecoming on Saturday evening,
Nov. 20.
The masquerade in the Odd Fellows
lah last Thursday evening was "A sue
.ess. About thirty were masked and
'ome were young and gay for one
Mrs. Jennie johnson re-
eived first, prize, she representing 9
1ipsy fortune teller. MRS. Alta Wy
nan, second, as decidedly old maid,
md Roe Moxley as most comical, As an
Id lame man. Earl Brown surpassed
hem the most as he represented an
Id lady.
Charles Leinsider and wife have NOV
d from the block back into their own
ome. Mr.. and Mrs. Riber, on the
Will Gibbs farm, will occupy the
ooms in the block.
Merrill Morton of Cleveland spent
saturday night and Sunday at Ben
forton's. fGII
Oct. 20 was the golden wedding an
iversary Of George Pitkin and wife.
Is Mrs. Pitkin did not feel equal to
nuch excitement, their nieces in Cleve
and had them come there for the day, \,
where, with their children and grand
hildren and other relatives to the
lumber of "a, they had a quiet cele-
ration. They were married in the
anne house that they still live in, by
he Presiding Elder of this Methodist
ircuit, who at that time was Rev.
'earles. Two children have been born
o them, DR.. Carl Pitkin and Mrs. Lu-
u Owen, and there are three grand
hildren. We hope they may live to
njoy many more anniversaries. B. S.
,rainard and wife were present at the
tedding fifty years ago.
Elliott McDougall and wife and Ez- h
a Mason and wife of Medina with
lrs. Rice + this place spent Sunday
n Lakewood at AL. Sprague's. 9E,
Mrs. Ella Strong was to 90 to ST.