The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-02
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An all day and evening Xmas party
was held at the home Of Mayor and
Mrs. Don L. Crawford on Xmas day.
A turkey was served and there was
big Xmas tree loaded with gifts for
the family and guests. The following
guests were at the party: Mrs. Ralph
Bostwick, of Philadelphia, sister Of
Mrs. Crawford; Mr.. and Mrs. c. K.
Stokes and Don Stokes, of Kenmore,
! brothers of Mrs. Crawford; Charles
Stokes, of Philadelphia; Wade Stokes,
Mrs. Edith Mattison, Mrs. Emma
Bostwick, Miss Helen Bowles, and
Mrs. Alice Crawford, mother of
Mayor Crawford, of Seville. Mrs.
Crawford was assisted in serving by
her maid, Miss Vivian Boyer. There
was real Xmas cheer and spirit and
all enjoyed the day.
The Music Committee of the Fri
day Club will give a piano, organ,
violin and voice recital next Friday
evening, Jan. 2, 1920, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don L. Crawford on
Pleasant street. After the program
/. a social hour will be spent.
Rev. R. w. Gardner and wife are
:. spending New Years day in New
t Philadelphia at the home of Mrs.
}: Gardner's brother. Frank Rea.
! Miss Rhea Ryan is spending New
e Years day with her sister, Mrs
Blake Morrell in Chatham.
:; Mrs. Lily Beach and family will be
y guests of DR.. Paul Beach and wife Of
! Cleveland on New Years day.
L Prof. E. J. Miller played the organ
IL IL in the Congregational church Of Lod
: last Sunday.
i The Ladies' Aid society of the
v Methodist Episcopal church sent out
u eighteen Christmas baskets to thu
sick and shut-ins on Xmas morning.
- Harry Stuff, who has been an in
). valid for several years, wishes tx
: thank the Ladies Aid of the Metho
: dts church for remembering him OF
!. Xmas day with nice basket Of fruit
\ nuts, and candy. He is not able to 81
= up.
! Mrs. Fred Overholt is on the sicl
! lst this week. Mrs. Brintnall is nurs
= in charge.
. Mr.. Floyd Lehman is taking an
!. other trip to Texas on business.
: This is good time to subscrib
; for the Sentinel.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lehman an
) children and Mrs. Floy Holser spen
Xmas day in Wooster at the home 0
: Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Reed, parents o
3 Mrs. Lehman and Mrs. Holser.
: Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cross spen
! Sunday in Rittman- at the A. {
. Pierce home and celebrated Xma
: with a big turkey.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoag, Of Can
: ton, were Sunday guests at the Harr
= Grafton home.
; Miss Grace Grafton is spending tn
= week with her sister, Mrs. Basset
I. Rayne, of Wadsworth.
!. Floyd Lehman moved into the
= home on Center street on Friday.
= The Merry Matrons will meet {
}. the home of Mrs. John Mapledorn O
Z East Main street Friday evening, ,Jal
= End.
= Mr.. Thomas Hethrington is improN
!. ing. Getting along fine now and "
- hope to see him on the streets aga
- before long.
= Miss Goldie McComas, of Wooste
u spent Monday with her friend, Mr.
II A. M. Beach.
II Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts wei
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Kreiling, of Wooster.
Il Mrs. Emma Bostwick made a bus
ness trip to Medina Monday.
The sad news Of Mr.. Bert Has
ing's death, of Akron, was receive
here last week. He was former 81
vile boy and has host of friend
here to whom his death is gres
shock.
Sarah Alice Orr, the second daugf
ter of James and Melissa Orr, wa
born April 13, 1855, at Cannaa1
Wayne county, O., and died Dec. q
1919. at her home in Seville. She wa
one of twelve children, two dying
infancy, and Mrs. Merva Whonsette
having died about 13 years ago. Sh
is survived by three sisters and fiv
brothers. She was united in marriag
to Daniel N. Fetzer, Dec. 16, 1880, h
having preceded her to the Gres
Beyond II years ago. To this unio
three children We're born, two dyin
in infancy. One daughter, Mrs. Flo
/ ence Immel, survives to mourn tn
/ loss of a good mother. Mrs. Fetze
united with the Baptist church in s.
| vile sixteen years ago and was
| faithful worker in all branches OF tt
church work. She was a member {
| the order of the Eastern Star and
| member of the w. B. AS of Ma
cabees and held the office of Chapla
for several years in the w. B.
lodge. She was chaplain at the tin
of her death. Mrs. Fetzer was ever
body's friend and a good neighbo
y She was friend in need. Whenev