The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-30

hall now being projected by the Me-
dina Amusement Co.
Miss Bessie Wilder of Seville was
! the weekend guest Of Mrs. Alice Can
| field.
Mrs. J. E. Mason has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Ward, in Indianapolis, Ind.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Van Epp have
rented the Hanshue cottage at the
club grounds.
Mr.. Thomas Gill and family and
Miss Hettie Gill of Akron spent the
weekend with their mother, Mrs. Gill.
Miss Ruth Robinson was home from
Lake Erie college over Sunday.
Miss Carrie Ainsworth spent the
weekend in Cleveland.
The new Cash and Carry store
which will be located on West Liberty
street near the B. & O. tracks will
probably be opened next week. The
carpenters have finished their work
and stock will be placed at once. Vern
Musser, an experienced clerk, will be
added to the selling force.
Il Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Rees of near
| Wadsworth were shopping here Tues
day.
i F. C. Bartunek received word Sat-
urday of the death of an uncle in
Pennsylvania, following an attack of
MIR. C. H, Williamson, of the Codd.
ing, Bagley, Case Co., has moved to
. Cuyhoga Falls, Ohio.
Bernard Lentz has accepted posi-
tion with the w. j. Wall drug store
Mrs. Frank Brought was taken tc
r Cleveland Monday for treatment.
C. J. Miller and Anthony Moenicf
will move their household goods t.
! Fremont, Ohio, next week. G. W
, Lauer will also move his family there
f as soon as he can secure house.
/ Mr.. Martin Bergefurd is leaving
t for Cleveland where he has accepted
e a position. His family will move
k later when they have disposed of theil
: house on West Liberty street.
The engagement of Miss Madalin'
t Beedle to Mr.. Loren Wilt, both O.
|. Medina, was announced at a Dime
: party given by Miss Nondas McNea
h on Tuesday evening of this week
S Covers were laid for eight.
Miss Marion Fisher of Elyria visit
e ed in Medina last weekend with Mis-
+ Madaline Beedle and friends. Mis-
Beedle entertained at picnic suppe
e Saturday evening in her honor
h Messrs. Sidney Smith and E.
n Miner of Cleveland were week-en
guests of Mr.. Frank Hobart.
n Mrs. David Watkins class of tn
IS Ladies' Aid of the Methodist churc
will meet on Friday, April 80, for
!. picnic supper at the home of Mrs
> lanes Kirkpatrick, 127 North Hunt
e ington street.
T. The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas wi
j, give an entertainment at the I. {
"a O. F. hall Tuesday evening, MAY Il
A. Odd Fellows, their families and Re
bpccas are welcome.
l. Walter Schmidt, clerk at the NORTH
It It ern Ohio depot, spent Saturday i
) Cleveland.
i Miss Myra Averill was the guest c
" " Mrs. R. L. Ludwig at Hinckley owe
= = the weekend, attending the Hinckle
!" high School alumni banquet.
n Frank Hobart attended grand oper
70 in Cleveland Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Boesch (ne
# Elizabeth Smith) of Lakewood wi
ID move to Medina May 1. Mr.. Boesc
will be connected with the Medin
If Machine Co.
Ia Mrs. L. B. Huffman entertained {
ID luncheon on Thursday in honor of he
w sister, Mrs. C. E. Bell Of Battle Cree
~ Mich, it being 81 years since the
~ had seen each other. On Friday the
e. spent the day in New London at tt
~ home of their mother, who before HI
h. marriage to C. B. Jordon of Lafa,
j. ette, was Adeline Otis.
Mr.. O. N. Leach and Mrs. Magg
,v Leach left Thursday for two week
w visit with relatives in Ashville, N.
= Mr.. Robert Gunkelman entertain'
or a party of young people with
st. "steak fry" Monday evening.
to Mr.. E. r. Root left last week for
to business trip through the south.
,r- J. A. Warren returns today fro
an extended trip through the mi
rip west and southern states. During t
past eight weeks he has visited mo
II than thirty of the more importa
ng trade centers in this territory in t
ith interests Of the A. J. Root compal
rs At several of the larger cities, inclu
in ing Kansas City and New Orlea
the various business associate
leo we're addressed and a motion pictr
.he film Of the "Home Of the Honey Bee
the shown.
,di, LELAND Longacre was in Clevels
Wednesday on business.
Ex- Miss Alice Kingsbury of No
lay Court street, who underwent an oI
the alton at st. Joseph's hospital at
Ind rain about two weeks ago, is max
is rapid recovery. She is expected no
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