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

Thanksgiving week. Few people |
will have turkey dinner for Thanks
giving this year, as turkeys roost too
HIGH in price. They make you think |
Of the high cost of living we had IN
war time. Well, two of the many
things L have to be thankful for are
good health and that can have
chicken dinner. What are you thank
ful for1
One thing the Doris Construction
gang would be thankful for would be
week of warm sunshiny weather.
Yes. / guess it will take two weeks
now to dry up the mud and finish UP
the paving. They certainly have had
hard luck. so much rain and snow, but
let us be thankful it is no worse.
The folks living on Pleasant street
and West Main street have so much to
be thankful for, but are stuck in the
mud, and will be very thankful when
the paving is finished and their beau
tifui street cleaned up. ;.
Fred Bauers got stuck in the mud
with q truck load of coal on South
Market street Saturday. Now he was
..tnaHkIul 10 BcI Out VI thS inuu'
Mrs. Henry Wythe, the Oldest lady
in Seville and surrounding country
was the happiest woman in Seville last
Friday, Nov. II, it being her 95th birth
day celebration. A message came ov-
er the wire, Remember Mrs. Wythe's
birthday" and everybody did remem-
Der it. A constant string OF friends
and neighbors called on her during the
day, bringing little gifts such as an
old lady would enjoy and wishing her
happy returns Of the day. AS she
sat in her rocking chair greeting her
guests she was picture of happiness
and contentment. 1t was estimated
that $50 friends called on her, and
many gifts and greetings were sent to
her besides. Her living room, where
she received her guests, looked like a
general store. Mrs. Wythe was born
in Jefferson county, O., Nov. II, 1926
and came to- Medina county when she
was seven years old, and lived with
her parents on a farm near Medina
for few years, and then moved to Sc
vile, where she has practically spent
her life. She is remarkable old lady
is in fairly good health, and with the
assistance of her son Alton, who lives
with her, is able to keep up her home
where she has lived so many years ant
where she wants to spend the rest O
her days. Mrs. Wythe wishes t
thank her friends and neighbors fol
making her 95th birthday such happ,
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simcox, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Grover Pease and children. wer'
entertained at a six o'clock dinner OF
Sunday evening at the home Of MI
and Mrs. Clyde Weaver.
Mrs. Harry Grafton and daughte
Dorothy spent the weekend in Wads
worth at the Bassett Rayne home.
DR.. and Mrs. Hard and Mrs. L
Vonne Bates were Cleveland visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. Joe Bonhaml. Mr.. and Mrs. A
III. Rechsteiner and Mr.. Levi Geige
were business callers in Medina Sal
urday.
Mrs. Parks, wife of one Of the Sout
western dispatchers, was taken to th
hospital at Cleveland about ten day
ago and died Monday morning. He
body was taken to Rochester, N. Y
for burial, her childhood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner mo1
ed to Chippewa Lake Thursday.
Mrs. William Graef and Mrs. Soph
May and Mr.. Harner returned to the
homes in Newark, O., after spendin
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Cross.
/. H. Brotts spent few days of til
week in Lakewood, O, and Clevelan
visiting his sor, Clyde and wife Q
Sunday, and on Monday transactt
business in Cleveland.
Orlo Woggleman moved his. fami