The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-17

enjoying an old-time visit.
Mrs. Albert Meager and little grand
daughter, Ruth Bolich of Wadsworth,
spent few days of the past week with
Mrs. Guy Zigler.
Mrs. Howard Swartz and baby of
Rittman called on her aunt, Mrs.
Shirley Crofoote, Tuesday morning.
She was enroute to Wooster to visit |
her mother, Mrs. Nettie Hull, who
is at the City hospital, where she un-
derwent an operation last Saturday.
Mrs. Eta Wideman of Lakewood
spent Monday in Seville and called on
her friend, Mrs. f. G. Cross, who is
on the sick list, and visited other
friends. ....r.
sMr. and Mrs. H. H. Weaver enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mrs. A. B.
Weaver and daughter Lena of Bar
berton, Mr.. Vanderhoof and Miss Jo-
sephine Weaver of Seville.
Mrs. F. E. Ries and daughter Of
near Wooster spent Sunday with their
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H.
Brotts.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Beck have the scarlet fever.
Thus far no other cases have been
reported.
Mrs. E. G. Cross, who was taken
suddenly ill week ago, is reported a
little better.
Mrs. James Murray is having a
siege of tonsilitis this week.
Mrs. Earl Day and Mrs. Sandford
Heveland who are at the City hos
pital, Wooster, are both improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morton of Lake
wood were entertained at six o'clock
dinner Thursday evening at Postmas-
ter Fred laylors.
Mrs. A. Austin of Cleveland was
the guest of Mrs. c. E. Swagler on
Tuesday.
Ralph Fairchild of Cleveland spent
a few days at his fathers home this
week, and father and son started out
hunting Tuesday morning returning
about noon with their allowance OF
cotton tails.
The committe in charge of Armis-
! tice Day celebration desires thru the
columns of this paper to thank all
those who so cheerfully took part and
helped to make the evening celebra-
ton success. The Legion members
wish to invite all friends who are in
terested in them, up to any or all OF
the meetings and parties to be held in
the future. You are more than well
come, and we will gladly listen to
your suggestions and advice. Come
on up and get acquainted.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Joseph Fix
Ter Post is now ready to take care
of the applications of the women folks
who are eligible to membership. There
is much interesting and beneficial
work to be done and we ask that you
all come up and join. You will re-
gret it if you don't, in the years tc
come, and will be glad that you did
All auxiliary members, eligible la
dies and Legion members are invited
to attend party at Post headquarter:
next Monday evening, Nov. 81. Bring
along your friends and tell them tt
dress UP 'in costume" so as to escape
a penalty of not to exceed $4,000. Th'
, committee in charge promises the bes
) fun-making party of the season, ant
from what they planned, we are read!
t to believe it. Bring up all you
d friends who have not forgotten how tt
: play.
The Harriet Noyes Westminste
: Guild held their regular monthly NEE
:, ing at the Hay home on Monday ev
: ening. Miss Fannie, the daughter o
It the home, was hostess. 1t was init
: box opening night.
: Miss Jessie Wideman, teacher i
q the Burbank school spent the wee
o end with her brother, F. P. Widema
G and wife.
o Some of our Florida friends hav
d written that in the recent storm ther'
J. Tampa and St. Petersburg suffere
e more than ANY other place in th
state. At Orlando only a few tree
0 were blown down. The estimate