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

Business is just like life one blam-
ed thing after another. Now that
we have plenty Of sugar, no cans to
put up the lovely fruit.
h The Union Chain Mfg. Co., paid
another dividend last week of 5 per
cent.
v Some talk Of moving the Chain Co.
We hope it is all talk.
The Merry Matron club were pleas
antly entertained at the home of Flo
renee Immel last Friday evening, it
being the first meeting this season.
Business took up the greater part of
the evening, plans were made, and
the new officers took their chairs. The
following officers were elected for the
year: Pres, Mrs. w. G. Brulnbaugh; ;
vice, Mrs. c. E. Swagler; secretary,
Mrs. A. M. Campbell; treas, Mrs. ].
B. Monn. Ice cream and waters were
served by the hostess.
Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Camp
bell in two weeks, Friday evening,
Oct. Is.
Misses Sarah and Francina Nc
Dowell left Saturday for Dayton to
| visit Mrs. G.. w. Mcdowell and
daughter, Irene, for few weeks.
Mayor Don L. Crawford and wife
are attending the races in Lexington
! KY, this week. They started Sun.
day morning, driving through ir
their auto.
Mrs. W. S. Showacre is in Cleve
land this week. The. great attrac
ton is a brand new 10 pound grand
son, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
Showacre. Congratulations.
Mrs. Floyd Holser and son Chal
mer spent the weekend in Wooster
with Mrs. Holser's parents, Mr.. ant
1 Mrs. Reece.
! Rev. Gardiner and wife returned
last week from their vacation.
Rev. A. R. Woodworth and Rev. M
HI. Woolf attended the Medina count!
4 Ministers meeting in the Baptis
church Of Medina last Monday
Among the officers elected for mex
year we find the name of Rev. A. K
Woodworth, as vice-chairman.
4 The ministers Of Seville active pas
torate met Monday afternoon at tn
] home of Rev. R. w. Gardiner. Plan
for the coming year were considered
:. Rev. r. w. Gardiner was electe'
Chairman Of the Seville Ministeria
Union.
/ Mrs. E. L. Overdorf and Miss Ethe
! Dundas of Rochester, Pa, spent Wed
nesday and Thursday visiting rela
). tiyes in Cleveland and Lakewood.
Herman Woodruff has been on tn
sick list the past week, but is report
I ed very much better.
Mrs. Ed. Steele has been quite sic
for the past few days, but is improv
ing and able to sit up little.
n Miss Amanda Wallick surprised tn
church people on Sunday morning b
being among them, something sh
! has been unable to do for some time
! Mrs. Nose Rickard is reported quit
sick with hard cold, being confine
to her bed.
], Little Robert Myers, son of Mr.. an
| Mrs. Will Myers is on the sick list.
Frank Ody spent few days Q
last week in Toledo visiting his sistel
Mi. and Mrs. Bert johnson and so
Of Cleveland spent the weekend wit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Swagler.
A pleasant gathering of Mr.. an
. Mrs. G. A. Wilder's family was hei
at their home last Sunday, Thei
son, J. D. Wilder, wife and daughte
Dorothy of Sharon, Pa, and Gardne
Wilder, wife and children Of medina
Mrs. Clemence of Mr.. Ridge Q
Youngstown, were the guests. ,.,
Mrs. B. E. Hartman and litt!
daughter, Frances, celebrated thel
birthday anniversaries on Tuesda!
Oct. 5. A chicken, dinner was serve
and, of course, there was a big blrtf
day cake. Their guests We're MI
\ and Mrs. w. G. Thomas Of Medina
parents Of Mrs. Hartman.
II Mrs. Elmer Eby and children sper
\ the weekend in Akron visiting Mr.