The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-09
Hornerville

NTOVeT Ol DSICd was ShJoySuJ
large congregation, as also was the
beautiful songs by Mr.. Harold Gear
hart and wife of West Salem.
The eighth grade exercises on Mon
day-night drew well-filled house.
The Senior Ugh school commence
ment Wednesday night was excellent
throughout. The Seniors showed
good taste in the lovely decorations
and deserve much praise. The Blind
trio of West Salem greatly pleased
their audience with their excellent
songs, both vocal and instrumental
Last but not least was the class ad-
dress by DR.. B. F. Stanton OF AL
lance, o. His words were instruc-
tive, plain and practical and could be
understood by everyone.
Thursday was the last day OF oui
school 1t was arranged for Leroy
to play with our boys, but something
came in the way of Leroy's' plans, SC
the game was dropped.
The Alumni banquet Saturday even
ing was a sure-enough success, al
excepting the attendance, which wa'
not so good as last year. The even
ing was ideal and everyday seemed
to be in good spirits and glad to be or
the old school ground again. Ormar
Keyser of Ohio State was toast-masr
er and did his part fine. Claytor
Howman was elected president for thu
next year and Katherine Stevenson
secretary and treasurer.
Julia Barone Cook died at her hom'
near Sullivan Friday and was laid to
rest in the Sullivan cemetery Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Cook was the daugh
ter of Ed. Barone, who moved from
Homer township to Ashland severa
years ago. She was pupil in ou'
schools and will be remembered b.
many of our residents for her bright
sunny disposition. She leaves hus
band and one child
G.. F. Fenstermaker is with his SOY
for few days. He came from tn
Lodi hospital and is some improved Ii
health.
Mrs. Sara Frank is slowly improv
ing and we hope soon will be enjoying
good health again.
Ray Bloch, wife and daughter, Mar,
Ellen, spent several days 1.-THE pas
week with E E. Garman's.
Mr.. r. Krahl, wife and two son:
Gerald and Harold also grandm
Haughy and Mrs. Minnie Kemer
took six o'clock dinner at Q. L. Eict
er's Sunday evening. They also cal
ed in the forenoon at James Kemery
in Spencer. Miss Bessie Kemery an
Florence Eicher went back to Akrc
with them that evening.
Q. L. Eicher and wife were in Va
paraiso, Ind, week to visit the
daughter and family, also to after
! the graduation exercises when the
son Edison graduated from the Scho
, of Pharmacy.
Messrs. Palmer and Eicher ha'
a fine store and are doing a thrivii
business in ice cream and drugs.
Walter Brubaker and Mrs. F.
Howman and children attended Il
funeral of Earl Lucas at Polk Sund'
e afternoon. The large armory W
= crowded to overflowing with neig
e bors and friends to pay tribute to
e. comrade and friend who gave his Il
k for his country Earl was shot wi
s. shrapnel, which caused his limb to
amputated and later caused his dea
Il in the hospital. .. >G
IS H. N. Mcdonald bought Mrs. Ian
r. is house and lot in the village, whs
q they will soon sbe residents. M
re Lands will store her goods in t
Id Lane house until she decides where
locate and we hope it will be in Hon
"a The new Lutheran minister, R
=. Wilhelm, was installed Sunday.
~ comes to Homer with his new bride
\ stranger, but we hope soon to
;. acquainted and we surely welcol
- them.
- Children's Day will be observed
!. next Sunday at the M. E. chur
no Mrs. P. J Warner has charge of
program and all are welcome, June
- in the evening.
- John Umensetter and R. R. Sc
I of Richmond, Jefferson county, vii
ad Of z Corharn,c Mord,,, .