The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03

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October. He wrote his father that
he should be in st. Petersburg now
to see the ruins. A gale. part Of the
Caribbean sea hurricane, struck them
on Tuesday afternoon, tearing down
electric poles and wires, telephone
poles and wires, blowing down trees
and tearing roofs off Of houses and
lporches, all over the city. The city
was in total darkness. His own
property was not much damaged,with |
1.-The exception . fthe roof Of his gar
age, which was blown off, and he said
there was no damage to his fathers
house, except the lemons were all
blown off his trees, which certainly |
was a small loss compared to others.
They had not seen the sun for three
| days and it rained all that time and
Twas still raining. Water up to the
waist in many places. Lloyd said he
lhas two dandy oil lamps which give
them light, where others have none,
and with all the rest Of their trouble
are sitting in darkness in the houses
while much damage was done to the
property and fruits and vegetables, he
only reports one life lost when, tree
blew on him as he was walking along
i the street. I'd
! Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wideman of
4 Lakewood visited their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. P. Wideman, over the
weekend. l&
4 Mrs. Alice Crawford visited Medina
\ friends Saturday, took dinner with
i Mrs. Jessie Flickihger and then start
A ed out calling. The first call was
on Mrs. Fannie Gehman, an acquain-
tance who is nearly 90 years old. Mrs.
Rogers was called on next and at the
4 home of Tom Partlan, from there to
4 Mrs Meyers, who was just ready to
n go out for drive. Mrs. Crawford
and Mrs. Flickinger got into the car
and they brought them to Seville.
Now that was going some for Mrs.
Crawford, don'ttyou think? w
!, Mrs. Merle Overholt spent the week
\ end with friends in Cleveland.
J, Theodore Bowers, wife and three
children of Cambridge, o., visited his
, aunt, Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh ,Satur-
J day and Sunday. On Saturday after
] noon Mrs. Brumbaugh, Laura B. and
] her two children joined them in a trip
\ to Cleveland to visit Hugh Brum-
I. baugh, returning in the evening.
J Mrs. L. r. Nye returned home Sat-
2 |'urday from two weeks visit with
\ the Kelso family in Cleveland. Mr..
Z and Mrs. Kelso brought her home in
\ their automobile and spent Sunday
V here. ls 3,,s NJ. ri
II Levi Snyder and son Clayton were
Cleveland visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bell returned on
4 Thursday from their two weeks trip
I to Cincinnati, visiting their doughter
Z and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. John
I Hall, and sightseeing. They enjoy.
! ed their trip very much. 7, nf !.
!. Mrs. Glen Roy Shoup and little
I daughter Of ttWilmot spent the past
4 week with her mother, Mrs. Evans, ir
! the Evans homestead, while her hus-
band, Rev. Shoup, attended District
Conference at the Methodist church ii
!, Medina. n: y.
i Mr., and Mrs. Ora Hubert Mr.. ane
\ Mrs. Carl Simcox, Mrs. Fred Taylor
q Mrs. Joe Bonham and Mrs. Harry
Y Beach attended the evening session
4 Of the school Of instruction Of the Re
! becca lodge at Creston on "Wednesday
Z evening Of last week. Mrs. Harr,
Y Beach was one Of the candidates in
= itiated.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Evans and Ii
d tie son spent last Sunday with Mrs
8. Evans parents, near Canaan Center
q. 1t was the first outing Of the new
d baby boy. @
e Mr.. and Mrs. Hottenstine move,
It frbm Mrs. Emma Powers rooms ol
q. Pleasant street to their farm flea
ID Friendsville, Monday. so' s NJ
id Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Campbell at
tended the funeral Of Mr.. Joe aGrve
Il, in Burbank Sunday. ss
re- Don't feel sighted if you haven
ty been solicited for the election supper
in Just surprise the ladies BY bringing
20 a chicken roasted, ready to serve. or
al nice chunk Of roast beef 8
40 Mr.. and Mrs. William Drushel Q
i'd Wooster spent Sunday with Mr.. pru
n- shells mother, Mrs, Emma Drushel.
i'd Mrs. Clara Bowers of Mansfel
as spent Monday with her sister, Mr.
Emma Dfshel. She was on her wa
v. home from Cleveland where she ha
er visited her daughter at the hospita
C. where she underwent an operation,
rs Mrs. WI. C.Myers Of Wooster sper
". the weekend with her cousin, Mr.
~ Mary Elliott. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodor
lis Hurst and mother, Mrs. Kitty Hur.
TX, Of WarrenSO u were also Sunday dit
'ul ner guest, Of Mrs. Elliott.
X. Sunday guests of Mrs. Edith Ma
of teson were Mr.. and Mrs. Don GRAY