The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01
Grangerbllrg

| MTS. george LlpSc0mD entertained ID
on Sunday, the Goth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight and two children Of Cleveland
Misses Florence and Clara Wickwire
Mr.. Wickwire and Orlin, with Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Thomas from Akron.
Mrs. Carl Graft had Thanksgiving
dinner at her home. Those there
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Graft. DR..
Cumberworth and family and Mr. and
Mrs. George Codding from Medina.
Turkey with all the fixings was serv-
ed.
Mr., and Mrs. John Anderson, Fin
Hey Anderson and family, Howard
Hatch and family, Harley, Montford
and Carl Anderson ate supper on
Thanksgiving evening with Fred An
derson and family.
Ray Reed and family from Barber
ton. DR.. Reed and family of Akron,
Mr.. Thorpe and family, Mrs. Mary
Reed and Miss Flora from Medina
were Thanksgiving visitors at Mrs.
Ethel Hammond's and Miss Edith
Reeds, DR.. Reed and family remain
ing until Friday, and Master Thorpe
until Sunday.
George Grossenbacher and family of
Seville and Fred Grossenbacher and
family of Garretsville, were Thanks
giving guests at Sam Grossenbacher>s
Mr.. Fred and family remaining until
Sunday.
Fred Webster and family spent
Thanksgiving at Ernest Young's.
Fred Davis, Sr., and family, Ralph
Smell and family, Earl French and
family Of Client and George Graft and
family spent Thanksgiving at Fred
Davis, Jr.
Miss Cora Root, spent the weekend
with her parents in Brunswick.
julius Crafts entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs.
Meade Wilbur Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young cele--
brated Mrs. Young's birthday Sunday
at the home d. Carl Graft.
Mary Thompson spent her vacation
at home.
Thierra Ganyard, who has been at
tending Muskingum college spent her
vacation at home. A college chum,
Louise Nc Canoe, spent the weekend
with her.
Geo. Huntzinger and family of
Cleveland spent Friday and Saturday
at Geo. Hazen's.
Don't forget the Mothers club and
Farm Bureau election Of officers.
There will be pound social for the
benefit Of the Vern Porter family. "A
pound Of anything usable in home.
Everyone come. Mr.. Sorrick, the
bird man will lecture at the close OF
the meeting. A lunch will be served
and a good meeting is looked forward
to.
Sid Uhnick has been spending some
time away from home, at Farmers
week in Columbus and in Georgia. He
returned last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harmon and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bigelow
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Letter and daugh--
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Durkin, KaJh
crime Smith, Billie Solenberger and
Mrs. Fred Gaifyard Of Akron, Mrs.
Anna Grubb Of Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Arnold Of Copley attended the
funeral Of the late Norman Wolcott,
heidi last Sunday.
Neal Snyder and family Of Union
town called at John and Finley Ander7l lt
sons Sunday.
+ John Anderson and wife ate Thanks
giving dinner with Howard Hatch ana
family. TT
Carl and Montford Anderson of
Risley spent their vacation with their
brother John and wife.
Clyde Frost ate Thanksgiving din \
Ter at this. brothers, H. H. Frost's, in
Medina.
Norman Bruce Wolcott, 84, one of 4
he oldest residents Of this township,
tied last Thursday Nov. s25, BIZ cere-
3raf htl lorthage. Hie was born Dee.
22 l553, the son of Elizuf and Scsan
" fl.ia n al