The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-20
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daughter Tuesday, Oct. II.
The Parent Teachers association
will hold its meeting at the school au-
ditorium Friday evening, Oct. 2l. 1t
will be health meeting. DR.. Mar
quith and Miss Steinmetz will be the
speakers Also report of the health
survey of the school will be given.
Music will be furnished by the school
The meeting will begin at 7:3O. AZ
ter the program there will be social
hour. Everybody is invited.
Clay Greenleaf has sold his radiator
and body repairing business in Ak
ron and is home working with his
father in the roofing and spoutine
business.
Walter Williams has new car.
Elbridge Bigelow OF Akron spent
a tcw days here last week visiting his
brother, S. B. Bigelow and other re1a-
tives.
Last Tuesday while the silo-fillers
were at Rex Babb's the straw stack
caught fire by sparks from the engine
All the silo-fillers and many men from
the village worked the rest of the day
and until 3o'clock the next morning
to extinguish the fire. By careful sur
veillance the barn and other buildings
did not get afire.
Mrs. Cleo Davis and little son oi
Akron spent several days last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Greenleaf.
Raymond Davis, who has been in
the Federal prison in Atlanta, Ga, the
past year has been paroled, and will
be home some time this fall.
Miss Jennie Oviatt is home after
spending several weeks in Bath nurs
ing Mrs. Joss, who died Saturday.
Miss Du Pey, the opera singer who
has been staying at Miss Oviatts
since July, has returned to her home
in Cleveland.
VIM. Sykes has been under the doc
tors care the past week.
About 40 bushels of apples were
stolen from George Wilkinson's or
chard one night last week. Also
some from Rex Babb's orchard.
Miss Helen Petre is spending some
time with a friend in Cleveland.
w. E. Bigelow and Martin Bigelov
went to Alliance Saturday to see tn,
foot ball game between Oberlin ane
INIT. Union.
Geo. Carter spent Sunday with hi.
daughter, Mrs. Roy Huffman.
Miss Addie Greenleaf of CLEVELAND
Miss Chessie Greenleaf, Mrs. Clet
Davis and Major C. J. Lynn of Akron
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. M
Greenleaf Sunday.
Mrs. Heller of Ghent spent severa
days last week with her daughter, Mrs
James Kirby. .l..
| Elmer Merton and wife of Akron
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Mr.. Coffman of the Union Institute
Cleveland, was the guest of w. E
Bigelow Sunday.
John bennington of Akron, who
lived here years ago, was a guest a
Irving Sapsford's Sunday.
Mrs. Sapsford is slowly recovering
from her severe illness.
The Sunday school at w. Richfielc
was opened last Sunday with 48 in at
tendance. Mrs. A. Lockert was elect
ed superintendent. Miss Mabel East
wood, assistant superintendent; Mis-.
Lottie Charlton, secretary; Miss Char
lotte Roupe, treasurer; Miss Laur;
Fauble, organist.
The hour for service will be /.
o'clock next Sunday. At that time i
may be changed if it is found this hou
is not convenient.
Miss Amy Parker our County Coun
ty Home Demonstration agent, bro
Miss Garvin from o. S. U. to talk t,
the pupils at the school Wednesday
Groundwork for drink more milk
campaign is being laid by the coop
erative efforts of teachers, Farm Blu
reau and County Health department
/ Asurvey is being made in the schoo
'by giving questionnaires to the chill
dren to be filled out by them. Eacl
pupil must give his age, weight an,
height and answer several question
in regard to the part that milk play
in his own life. Also the amount O
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