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

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The Merry Matrons met with Mrs.
/. III. Brotts last Friday night, each |
one having fully prepared herself for
hard tack by eating an extra supper
at home. The evening was most emf
joyably spent BY listening to Mrs
Brotts' prize package" her new Edl-I
son. 1t is surely some music boxll
and we wish the Sentinel would put
on more contests, Maybe there would
be more contestants, and some of us
might at least get the Booby prize.
AT aslate hour. the hostess desiring
to whet UP our appetites, we were in
vited to the dining room and, oh my!
it was not hard 6tack'' that we saw
but 1t was hard ito tackle-all of it.
Oyster stew, cranberries, pickles, SAL
ad Ia whole tub full Of it, too). and
doughnuts, coffee, nuts, etc. Well,
now, we did feast, and are ready to
come again, any time-only one thing
being missed-the tooth picks. BY a
guest. 3t .9
B Mr.. Datis Johnson celebrated his
18th birthday anniversary last Sunday
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C.
E. Swagler. He had the pleasure of
having all his children and all but four
of his grandchildren with him for the
occasion. There were 23 present who
gathered around the dinner table. A
chicken dinner was served with all the
fixings that 60 with it. A beautiful
birthday cake with 78 candles was the
center piece. His SON Harry John
son and wife Of Wooster, brought the
cake, Harry said he baked it, but, of
course, there is some doubt about
that. He received quite number Of
useful gifts, among them being good
warm all-wool sweater. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ensign Johnson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Johnson and family Of
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mr.. Harry John
son and daughter and son-in-law of
Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shu-
maker, son and daughter of Leroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer of Seville,
were the guests, and of course Eva
and Cal were the main guys at the
party. Mr.. Johnson greatly enjoyed
the occasion and returned to Cleve-
land with his sons for a few weeks
visit. m.$5
Mr.. William Vanderhoof and Miss
Josephine Weaver spent Thanksgiving
day with Mr.. Vanderhoof's daughter
Mrs. A. B. Weaver of Barberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Blackburn's
home was the scene Of merry making
on Thanksgiving day with all thei1
children and grandchildren at home
and they also had their great grand
ma, Mrs. Bartlett of Berea, with them
which added a great deal to the pleas
ure Of the day. There were their
three daughters and their husband.
and families and their! son. Harvey
Blackburn and wife and the younges
boy, Harold, present. twenty-five ii
number gathehred around that sdinnel
table which was loaded with the bes
| of everything that mother knew he
| girls and boys would enjoy.
4 Mrs. Ada Fox (nee Ada Mcdowell
and daughter Harriet OF Chicago
have been visiting her parents. .Mr
and Mrs. Geo. Mcdowell and othe
friends the past week, and spen
Thanksgiving at Prof. Miller!
home, returning home on Sunday ev
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kissinger and famil
OF Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark am
family, ate their chicken. dinner wit
their mother, Mrsr. James Brubakel
Thanksgiving.
The Shumaker families took Thank
giving dinner at the Grandpa Shu
maker home on Pleasant street.
< Big Pa Taylor said the Campfir
girls did not forget him Thanksgivin
day They brought him a nice baske
Of fruit for which he says :"Than
y you, girls"
Landlord PiflerS was business cal
er in Akron last week.
n F. E. Taylor dined with Mr.. an
Mrs. G. "A. Wilder Thanksgiving da,
1t has always been the custom {
! the big family of John HI. Critz
. gather at the old home for Thanks
n giving dinner, and this year was n
exception, as the children and grant
\ children began to, arrive from Wad,
worth and Lakewood at 9 o'clock
m. and kept coming until the ol
) homelnest was full. AT the noon hol
. Father Critz called them to dinner
the silvery tone Of a large BELL an
? such dinner as that bunch Of daugl
. ters know how to. prepare. The Gel
tar soiara vx,ac Rnha,nsau rnea 4,
filed with beautiful chrysanthemun
? and Christmas roses. The afternoc
. was pleasantly spent visiting with II
. father, who enjoyed having his sol
! and daughters in the old homestea,
III Say, folks, Christmas is comm
7 Are you thinking what to get 70,
2 friends for Xmas? The Medina Sci
. tinel makes a. dandy gift and yol
I friends will think of you 81 times
\ 1922. / will take your order at II
2 same old price ofs$L50. 85sS..
al Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Bostwick star
d Cd for St. Petersburg, Fla, Mond:
4 afternoon, taking the train from Al
. ron. They expect to make the tr
|" iii 48 hours. ..is n Y, * \ e''S esS
N Mrs. Terry Hastings and daught
e visited Mr.. and Mrs II. Freeman la
. week. ,s9 h
81 Mrs. T.. M. Whittenberger Of LAX
a wood returned to her, home Sunday,
~ tsr a few days visit with her frien
( Mrs. Al. C. Henry. I VI
4 Thieves broke into the postoffice I,
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