The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-28

Mrs. M. A. Anderson and daughter
Mary Of Wadsworth were guests of
Mrs. B.. E. Hartman Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Miss Maud Miller of Akron called
on friends here the past week. Maud
and her mother and a few, of their
Akron friends are camping at Chip
pewa Lake for two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnson Of Cleve
land spent Friday night and Saturday
at the c. E. Swagler home.
Miss Mary Shumaker is spending
the week with relatives and friends in
Cleveland. .s<l
The electric storm on Monday night
played havoc in number of places in
and around Seville. The chimney on
VIM. Myers tin shop was struck. A
big ball of fire got into the kitchen
of the restaurant and made clean
sweep through the dining room where
people were eating. The proprietor
said it raised him off of his feet. He
was standing at the window near the
stove where he was cooking. Mr..
Siman was out on his farm doing his
milking and when he looked out to
his oats field he observed shock of
oats had been struck and was burning
up. Two men were working with
the road gang between Seville and
Creston, got under an elm tree to get
out fthe rain and the tree was
struck. The men were shocked and
were taken to the Wooster hospital.
The Seville folks are thankful it wa,
no worse.
Gray Critz and lady friend, Miss
Vera Nottler and Miss Florence
Critz Of Wads~orth, visited their
Grandma Gray Sunday afternoon and
had lunch with them. They had been
to Ashland and stopped on their way
home. s9
During the electric storm on Mon
day night the electric light in George
| Kraft's barber shop was struck by
lightning. No serious damage, but
the family were dazed for a few min
utes.
| Bali game Saturday between Sc
vile and Canaan resulted 8 to 0 in fav-
or of Seville.
Next Saturday, July 80, the Miller
Indians of Akron will play Seville.
The game will be called at 8 p. m.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall and
two children motored to Jeromeville
Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Taylor spent Saturday
in Medina with her friend, Miss Sue
Alden.
/ G. A. Simon, daughter Esther and
son Raymond went to Wooster Sun
day to visit Mrs. Simon, who is al
the hospital, and report Mrs. Simon
getting along fine.
\ The w. B. A. ladies held their regu-
meeting and picnic at the beautiful
country home of Mr. and Mrs. Verd
Welday on Thursday afternoon, July
I2!. A v.ry pleasant social time was
enjoyed by the "a ladies present. The
picnic supper table ewasS placed in the
yard and everybody enjoyed the feast
and the bees swarmed until late ir
the evening. They were all Bees
driving in the autos, and I guess got
stung. When they started for home
or wanted to start, all needed help
One had flat tire another had &
4 flooded engine, others could mo-
4 crank their machine and 50 on. Ont
/ of the passengers sat in the yard, sing
II ing, "We won't go home till morn
ing"
|. The next regular w. B. A. reveiev
i will be held at the home of the com
mander, Mrs. Eva Swagler, Aug. 18
A self-serve lunch will be served. A
distinguished guest will be among us
i Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Phelps, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Bonham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E
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Swagler and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lowrey took sixty-mile drive tc
Nelson Ledges last Sunday. A beau.
tiful spot, where they spent the day
| quietly, takin gtheir picnic dinner with
them. AS they came through Akron
on their way home they stopped al
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolich's and had their
picnic supper. All were delighted
with the. beautiful scenery and delight
! full place that Mr.. Lowrey led them
to.
| Mrs. ". d. Winkler and baby are
spending the week with her parents
at the M. E. parsonage.
Mrs. Thompson Of Urichsville spent
the weekend with her niece, Mrs
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