The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-27
LAFAYETTE

Ihe EpW0rth League young people
will give an ice cream social in the
town hall on Friday night of this
week. Everyone is urged to come to
help make this initial effort success
for the younger people.
Irwin Snyder and family attended
the Snyder Eeunion held at Roatman's s
Park, Holmes county, and also the
Maysville home coming on Saturday
On Sunday they were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder's relatives of Apple
Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warner and
family visited Sunday at the Wesley
Warner home in Wooster.
NH and Mrs. bew Collins visited
from Thursday until Sunday with
their daughter at the Mt. Vernon Sani-
tarium and found her health very
much, improved.
Chester Wass and family spent the
weekend in Wellington as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Baker.
Clifford Weltmer, who has been at
tending the Milwaukee College ,ot
Wisconsin, arrived at his parents
home to stay until the middle of Sep
tember. Mr.. Weltmer is taking the
course of electrical engineering, and
his many friends are glad to welcome
him home after an absence\of nearly
two years.
Mrs. Walker, who spent few days
at the home of her brother, VIM
Davis, last week, left for her home
in, New York City last Tuesday. AS
soon as she can complete her arrange
ments, she will have the Davis family
move to her city, where she can better
look after them, while Mr.. Davis,
whose health is fast failing, will en-
ter one of the city hospitals for tuber-
culosis treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Mann and
Ancel Mann, wife and son, visited in
Burbank, Sunday, at the home of
Aaron Lance and family.
Sunday was a cold day to be chased
out of house and home, but such was
the treatment that befell the G. E.
Cowling family, while their premises
were being fumigated after their re-
cent sickness. AS it was, they were
obliged to spend the day in the barn,
sans overcoats, and flannels. Their re-
ception was a chilly one until night
found the family back in their home
again. f
Mrs. Joe Weltmer had as her guest
from Wednesday to Saturday, Myrtle
Bradley of Medina.
Jessie Lowe entertained the Girls
Sewing club in happy manner, last
Wednesday afternoon, and on Friday,
Opal Snyder will be hostess to the
same crowd of young ladies.
Mr.. Homer Hale of Hamilton, Ont,
visited over Thursday and Friday at
Harry Lance's home.
P. j. Warner has rented his farm
to his wife's brother, Leon Curtis and
family of LAGRANGE, who expect to
move in Sept. l. Mr.. Warner has not
decided as to his future location, but
we understand several very lucrative
positions offered him in the line of
teaching, one Of which he is consider
ing quite favorably of accepting. &
Mrs. Earl Lowe and daughter and
Mr.. Finnigan of Cleveland spent from
Thursday until Saturday at E.A P.
Shaw's, calling also at MRS. Mira
Stoves Friday afternoon. #$it
The Medina Epworth League will
give a special program at the ME-.
church Sunday evening, commencing
at $3.50 o'clock. They will have ftheir
own music and delegates from their
League will give side-Hghts on the
Lakeside Convention which they at4
tended recently. A big attendance Of
old and young is earnestly desired to
encourage these young people in their
efforts to boost the Lafayette League.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lance i:lotored
to- Rittman Sunday to spend the 'day
with Blake Lance and wife.
The Geo. Fulton family are planning
to attend the Porter reunion, Thurs
day, which will be held at the Thorn
as Wortley home on East Smith Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gienke Of Cleve-
land visited her parents, John McEl-
roy and wife, Sunday. Mrs. Wayne
Carlton came back with them after a
weeks visit with her sister in the citv
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed entertain-
"a a party of relatives at dinner Sum
day, among whom were J. i. Bear
of Mansfield, Bert Fill and wife Of
Ashland, Mrs. Melvin Fike and two
of Cleveland, and Mr.. Reeds
parents. Avis Reed accompanied the
Ashland and Mansfield relatives home
Tor a visit until school begins.
Frank Gerhart and fYrilv are
occupying the Bentley tenant house
while Mr. Gerhart is worNlng 1or
John House. w
Z The VIM. Fike and the Leon Wight
nan families attended the band earn
val at Sterling Saturday evening. and
were guests of "Nother
Natures ducking party"
Sunday will end the exciting contest
IN the Ladies' Adult Glass and all ve
matrons, regardless of creed or poIi-
Ilcs, are earnestly requested to he
present on that day to help the "Hon-
est Marys" who, because of their
characteristic honest traits are far in
the rear. The Crooked Hates" expect
70 De wlned and dined at our expense.
put let us reverse their anticipations
oy big turnout Sunday afternoon
at 200 o'clock.
Mrs; Tom Wendell of Cleveland
visited last week at the home of her
Mrs. Charles Miller.
Gordon Bentley and family and the
mother OF the Bentley boys of Cleve-
land, also Mrs. Emil Teskhe, were re.
home.
Mrs. Paul Warner will be eiven 4
farewell party Thursday afternoon by
the Ladies' Adult Class, of which she