The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24

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sisters in Akron. Sarah Vial return
cd home with them and remained IN
til Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ralph Andrew and Mrs. War
rem Carter spent Thursday Afternoon
at fhe home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Baird in Cuyahoga Falls. In the ev
ening they enjoyed the minstrel shov
given by the American Legion at tn,
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hughes spen
the greater part of the week visiting
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E
Andrew They also called on othel
relatives. Mr.. r. G. Hughes enjoyed
part of the time hunting and killing
the poor bunnies. They returned te
their home in Cleveland Friday.
Ralph Andrew and George Valler
spent Tuesday forenoon at the form
er's uncle's, ]. q. Andrews, in
Hinckley. There he met his cousin
|. A. Andrew of Wooster and the trio
spent the morning hunting rabbits. In
the afternoon Dana Miller and wife
gathered at the same home and on
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs, F. c. Smith
joined I. A. Andrew. Many rabbits
were carried to the respective homes
and many more ran for their lives.
On Thursday Mr., and Mrs. Dana
Miller entertained his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Miller, also Mrs. Lat
inner, to rabbit dinner, this being the
first bunny Mrs. Latimer had ever
eaten.
Mr.. Pitt from Chippewa Lake who
spent last winter in Florida and is on
his way back for the coming winter,
spent Wednesday and Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Allie
man, for whom he formerly worked.
From there he visited at the home of
Emery Sheldon.
Beryl Smith was entertained at the
home OF Mildred Rehmer Thursday
night and Friday morning.
Mrs. c. Fl. Monegan entertained her
mother Mrs. Samuel Wild and broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Wild
of Cuyahoga Falls, also Mrs. Chas.
Wild of Barberton, last Wednesday. |
Her mother remained with her until |
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Wycoff and Mr..
nd Mrs. Eldon Jose attended the fun
raj of Mr.. Wycoff's sister, Mrs. Ella
'olles, in Granger Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Porter from Indiana ar
lved at the home of her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Henry Wilkinson, Friday.
he will stay with them for some time. I
Ar. Wilkinson, who has been confined
0 his bed for over year, is very low
t this writing.
Mrs. E. Thorpe and daughter Lea
Ia have rented rooms in Akron, where
1ey moved some of their household
oods Friday. They will spend the
inter there, which will be nearer
'eatha's work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis, Mr.. |
nd Mrs. Paul Davis and daughter.
lr: and Mrs. Jay Davis and son, Mr..
nd Mrs. Jed Davis and daughter, Mr..
1d Mrs. M. ]. Hackett and family.
llss Anna Davis of Akron CITY hos
tai, Aunt Mildred Davis, and Aunt
mn Wycoff gathered at the home Of
leir father, G. S. Davis, with we'll
den baskets Of good eats Sunday ey-
ing, when they celebrated his 10th
rthday anniversary.
Some very pretty dresses are being
ade tor the little dollies at Mr.
h.tecraft's store by our young dress
akers, Evelyn Vaughn and Hazel
law.
Clarence Brock, who has been
ending the week helping his uncle.
arl Miller, clerk in his store at Ra-
ma, returned to his home Sunday
Ursula McMahon, who has been
'ardlng at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
=. Smith for the past three months
IL return to her fathers home in
eveland Tuesday.
Bath Grange met last Tuesday night
d partook of a delicious oyster SIN
r after which they held election Of \
lcers for the coming year. They .
cred M. J. Hackett, master; C1yde
iler, treas; Mr.. Hartline, Sec; Mrs
J. Hackett, lecturer. Perry Can
"a, steward; Roy Martin, assistant
ward; Mrs. Ray Martin, lady asst
ward; John Griffith, overseer: WI
Miller, gate-keeper; Mrs. Perry
nyard, chaplain; Mrs. R. E. McKis-
!, pomona; Mrs. Rartline, ceres.
$. Ciapper, flora; Mr.. Will Horn
'chasing agent; L. E. Jacot, choris-
About 50 attended and enioyed
evening.
frs. Perry Yerrick has been spend
some time helping to care for her
er, Mrs. Smith, in Copley, who has
Two operations for gall stones and
feared may have to have another
lrs. Warren Carter, Mrs. Raw
rtln. Mrs. Walker Allenann Mrs
q Lee, Mrs. Dana Miller, Mrs.
Iest Humphrey of Richfeld and
}. Fred Griffin of Akron met at the
le OF Mrs. L. E. Andrew and made
ress form Wednesday afternoon
making the third to be made n
q. They were started in June. but
hg 70 the warm weather and busv
on, 1t was thought best to wait
cooler weather before more were
3. Ihey will meet with Mrs. War
carter to make another the last
inesday in November.
r. and Mrs. Warren Carter ati
Ied the celebration of the openino
ne new Northfeld road to Cleve.
!. Saturday, Nov. lo. A ribbon
listing OF two miles of autos CON
ng people from Barberton, Ken
2, Akron and Bath, left Akron
headquarters at 1 .. m.
y more autos joined them from
ahoga Falls, Cleveland and North
Inc road is the newest. lonoasf