The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-04
The EvILLE JOURNAL

< A pleasant affair of the past week
was the Baptist Missionary circle op-
en- meeting and picnic, held at the c.
E. Swagler home on Pleasant street,
on Wednesday afternoon. The busi-
ness meeting took up the first half
hour of the afternoon and short
program followed, after which every
body enjoyed good social time. At
7 p. m. picnic supper was served un-
der the shade trees and the men took
an active part in the program. About
sixty sat down to the tables.
Mrs. B. E. Hartman and Mrs. John
Carr entertained a few friends at a
picnic supper at Chippewa Lake park
last Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Lloyd Bostwick Of St. Peters
burg, Fla, who is leaving this week
for her home. Mrs. M. A. Anderson
and daughter Mary of Wadsworth
were also among the honored guests.
Say, did you see those pigeons fly
ing around town, Tuesday? They
were from Chippewa Lake park.
"A Greek from the carnival at Cres-
ton was arrested Thursday morning at
the electric station for abducting a
thirteen year old girl from her home
in Ashland and taking her to Creston.
The girls father with the sheriff
caught them here as they were about
to take car north.
The regular meeting of the village
council was postponed Monday even
ing until Thursday night, on account
of the clerk, Dan Hall being on thu
sick list,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Drushel o
Wooster and Miss Isa Drushel o
Cleveland were Sunday guests of thei
mother, Mrs. Emma Drushel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Deak Boyd of Akrol
were among the dinner guests of MI
and Mrs. Boyd, on Milton street Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton of Wads
worth were Sunday guests Of Mr.. an
Mrs. B. E. Hartman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miller and son.
D. High and Clifford, spent the week
end at the High and Hall homes
mother and sister of Mrs. Miller.
\ High and Clifford are spending fe,
weeks with their friends here.
E. L. Overdorf and family sper
Wednesday in Cuyahoga Falls, atten
! ing the firemen's celebration and vii
iting friends.
L. E. Parker and family of Wad
worth visited Sunday at the home I
E. L. Overdorf.
Quite concert and talk in the pai
; Monday afternoon by Fred L. A. Mo
ich of West Unity, O. His subje
was on religion.
! Miss Lewis from the southern pa
of the state is visiting her sister, Mr.
Davis this week.
e Miss Anna Smoyer of Akron
spending few days with her brothe
i Geo. Smoyer, and family.
Mr.. Robert S. Foster of Barberte
spent Sunday at home with his pa
!. ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Foster.
= The Utilian class OF the Presbyte
ian church will hold their class pi
mic in Mr.. Eicher's woods Tuesd;
! Of next week, Aug. 9.
Dane Wheeler, Raymond Simo
: Frank Snyder and Floyd Ewing a
: enjoying few days outing trip
Chippewa Lake this week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Of Milton sire
: had the pleasure of having their ch
= dren and grandchildren home for
family dinner Sunday. There we
= 26 who sat down to the bounteo
. dinner mother cooked for them.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Myers, Maxir
: and Robert motored to Canton Su
= day, visiting friends.
John Murray Of Cleveland was sh;
ing hands with friends in Seville Ss
urday.
y Afford Peckenpaugh of Co1umb
Y visited his cousin, William Cotton al
family Saturday.
Miss Edna Lisle of Wooster spe
the weekend with her friends, Mi
Lucille Goodman.
The Westminster Guild girls W
meet at the home Of Mr.. and M
John Carr on Monday evening, Aug.
Miss Mary Carr will be hostess.
Mrs. Fred Taylor visited Mrs. G.
K Simon at the city hospital Wooster