The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-03
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Mrs, Lohn Phinney spent last week !
in Cleveland visiting at. the home of
her. daughter, Mrs. Frank Shaw.
Mrs. Frank Stackhouse and daugh-
ter Leatha accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Erb of Medina to the Rice
Welsh Boyer Meyer Ziegler reunion
Thursday, which was held at the Ak-I
ron Fair grounds.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
ry Hickling is slowly recovering from !,
an attack of pneumonia. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Becher and /
daughter Of Ashland we're entertain
ed Sunday at the latter's brothers.,
Harry Mabry and wife. ssi
Mrs. c. H. Yost returned Sunday
evening from an enjoyable trip thru
the west. II
Lightning played considerable havoc
in the storm Of last week. The old
barn on the Shock farm was destroy
ed with its entire contents Of hay. A
valuable grade COW belonging to- John
House, and a highly priced heifer in
the pasture adjoining the House prop
erty, but belonging to the Infirmary,
were killed by lightning, presumably
by the same stroke. Nssts N
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Malone attended
the 23rd reunion of their relatives
held recently at Tyro, and also the
homecoming at Shiloh the same week.
Vance Van Austrian and family mo-
tored to Akron Sunday to spend the
day at the home of his brother, Els
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Mr.. Geo. Mong, who Has reached the
advanced age of eighty-seven years,
lis lying at the point Of death at The
home Of his daughter, Mrs. John Erb.
/ Mr.. Mong's illness is due to hardening
Of the arteries, and his other daugh-
4 ter, Mrs. Aaron Lance, is helping to
care for him at the Erb home. Y
Mrs. Jay Ewing, Guy Ewing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goldner arrived
home Monday after visiting relatives
! in Warren and Youngstown. u.
Capt. J, Hackett and wife of Chi
cago are here for weeks visit at the
\ VIM. Shattle home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platt Foskett had as
their weekend guest Arthur Carlson
and wife of Chardon. ~ Fl
Jack Malone and wife. will spend
thesweek at the State Fair as guests
of their nephew, whose home in Co.
] lumbus is very near the Fair grounds
Still others who are visiting the
State Fair are Sherman Hoff and wife
Milo Eaken and wife, Mr.. and Mrs,
David Weible, also Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Wideman and family. " sSa.
4 The C. E. Lance families together
4 with the Frank Lance families spent
a very pleasant day Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wertz Of
/ Mallet Creek.
/ Paul Barnhart is back again after
a two-months' sojourn thru the west
I ern part of the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fike and sons
came home Sunday after spending
several days visiting relatives in
Cleveland. M NJ ~
The three-month contest in the La
dies Adult class from which the ."tri-
|umphant Hates" emerged victorious,
lcreated considerable interest and class
! spirit at the close and resulted in. a
record-breaking attendance at Sunday
fschool on Sunday last. The contest
was won by the uncomfortably close
margin of two points, the defeated
Marys"3 having scored home run
and an actual Appoint gain on the
last day Of the contest. Peace is not
yet in sight, however, as it is rurnor-
led that the Ladies' Adult class are
about to challenge the Mems Adult
class, which will mean warfare tosthe
finish if such a contest ever gets start
ed. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Orr and daugh-
ter and Merle Lehman and friend
from Wadsworth spent Sunday at the
home Of Ed. Lehman and family.
Ralph and Eugene Schlechty will
go the last of tile week to the home of
their brother, Orville Schlechty of
Plymouth for weeks visit.
Sam Kulp, Blake Kulp and wife and
Blaine Kulp and wife accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lance to Colum-
bus, Tuesday, to'spend few days at
the Fair. n
Mr.. Frank Goldner and wife had
the great pleasure of meeting with the
four other Goldner brothers at their
family reunion held in Youngstown
last Friday. These brothers have
been widely scattered, one living in
Arkansas and one in Michigan, and
this was their first meeting together
for a number Of years.
Mr.. S. J. Vanasdale is speculating
for fair and has again purchased a
farm near Lodi, that Of 1T acres
formerly owned by George Burr.
Ray Morton and Walter Shaw are
among the State Fair visitors this
week.
The Schleman family visited over
! Sunday with relatives in Berea and