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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-06
Lafayette

THE saddest words Of tongue Of
pen. Are simply these, clean house
again"
The Auble farm which was disposed
of Saturday last at public auction was
sold to Samuel Poots, well-known
farmer of Brunswick, for $1,000. Mr..
Poots having retired from active farm
life, this purchase is. very likely an
investment for speculation on his part.
Much Of the personal property
pedigreed stock and high-priced tools,
went very low and some may recall
that the price, 5000, is exactly the
same price the late Gull Damon rel
ceived for the farm fully twelve years
ago or more, ss s&f
Mr.. and Mrs. james Geddon of C1evc
land were Sunday visitors at the Geo.
Ballash home. @s
Mr.. and Mrs. Near Rckle entertain.
cd at a dinner party Sunday, their
guests being Mrs. Rickle's parents.
John Hershey and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Rickle and two sons, Park and
Harry, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Farley,
all Of Lodi.
J. B. Ault was another Of Lafayette's
old veterans to attend the Grand Army
encampment at Indianapolis last week.
\ Mrs. John Lance of Chatham road
gavesa surprise dinner inhonor Of her
husbands birthday, Sunday, but no
AmoAnt Of persuasion will induce this
Mr.. John to tell how many v years
young he is. The ocasicon proved to
be most enjoyable to the guests, who
were, Abram Lance. the Charles
Schleehtey family, Mt. and Mrs. Har-
ry Lance and Mrs. Belle Clark, who
postponed her trip to her daughters
home until later. h
Mrs w. F. Rose met with very
painful accident Sunday morning. She
was assisting with the chores at the
barn when she stepped upon a pitch
fork, running about three-inches Of &
tine into her foot. She was taken at
once to Lodi doctor, who dressed
the wound, but it still causes her con
siderable suffering.
Edna Lance was hostess Saturday
afternoon to party Of her little
friends who comprise her class in
Sunday school, Games and dainty re-
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Abbeyville

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemp enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stone and
son and Mrs. Seawright from Clarks-
field; Clarence Vincent, wife and son
of Elyria, Sunday.
Mrs. Nell Witter and daughter
Della of E1yria visited a few days
with Mrs, John Hitzelberger and
Mrs. Oscar "COPPER".
Miss Ozella Frank spent the week.
end at Mallet Greek, the guest Of
Miss Ruth Coleman.
Mrs. Kate Upton Of Delaware and
Mesdames Anna Gunkelman and Geo.
Puder of State road visited Wednes-
day with Mrs. Fred Kemp.
Henry Frambach and children, Miss
Elizabeth Gollmer and Chas. Franz
bach and wife, motored to E1yria Sun
day and visited Mrs. Weiland.
Myron Pierce and Miss Ruth Cole
man of Mal1et Greek called Sunday
evening att the A. c. Frank home.
John Meyer was taken to Cleve-
land hospital last week and operated
on for appendicitis.
Henry Bauman and family and
Fred aBuman and wife spent Sunday
at E. A. Churchman'S.
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rapidly and it is hoped she can soon
be seen in the Lodi postoffice again.

rapidly and tits hoped she can soon
be seen in the Lodi postoffice again.
Rev, N. H. Flickinger and A. j.
Betz attended the annual session of the
NORTHEAST Ohio Conference of the
Methodist church held at Massiilon
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Miner have
again returned to Lodi after living in
Virginia for the past three years.
At present they are living in the
Redfield property on North Academy
street.
Jay Shulenberger left last Friday
for Chicago to attend the aviation
school.
Mrs. H. H. Bennader Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. H. Camp of Him
ois. 81
Every one is glad to hear they are
improving the road on the upper part
of Medina street. This has been a
very bad piece Of road, but they
hope to have it completed by the first
of November. M
(! Mabel Long visited her cousin
! Eva Long, of Wadsworth, the past
week also her former classmates at
Oberlin.
| A number of people from this COM
munity are attending the Wooster
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Painter of
Independence, Kas.., are visiting at
the home of their sister, Mrs. A.. r.
Falcorter. t ..
| The Harry Shannon show was at
the Idol Theater, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of last week.
This show was very well attended
and is highly recommended by the
people Of this community.
| A number of the high school pupils
are purchasing musical instruments
Of all kinds, and we expect to have
a very good orchestra in the school
this Writer.
The base ball season is now in full
force and it is hoped they may be
ale to play game here Friday.
Orville Kemery Of Virginia return
ed to Lodi Monday.
Cornelia Smith has resigned her
position at the Peoples National Bank
and is now taking training at Mt.
Sinai hospital, Cleveland.
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called on Mrs. E. "A, Gerberich Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Floyd George and Mr.. Merchant
Of Patalaska spent a few days with
relatives here.
Mrs. H. H. Adams and daughter All
ma spent Wednesday and Thursday
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Rinard Of Wooster.
\ John Warner of Lodi called at the
Lewis Arnold home Saturday.
Mr.. w. j. Walton and family, Mrs
GIG. Walton and son Raymond and
Mr. A. Whitman Of Akron, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Eby OF Creston and Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Eby, were entertained
at the A. A. Eby home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vanostern and
little son of Akron spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home Of Joe Carver.
MT. and Mrs. Chas. Clinker and
three children were Saturday callers
atsthe Addleman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Davis and son, Miss Mel
lie Davis and Mrs. Nickerson OF
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. James Harsh
i . t
and Mrs. Sarah Harsh spent Sunday
with J. M. Harsh.
Mrs. Floyd Baker and Mrs. Editl,
Kaufman Of Ashland visited friends
here Thursday.
Mrs. Mahala George is spending the
week with her son, Floyd George ant
| wife, at Patalaska.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fulton ane
two children, William and Betty O.
Medina, were Sunday visitors at thu
home of Louis Fiscus and wife.
Mr.. John Somerside and wife o.
| West Salem were callers in town OF
| Friday.
4 The Cemetery association will Civ
a chicken supper in the U. B. churcl
basement Saturday evening, Oct. Is
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Lodi

W. E. Starr left last week for
South Pasadena, Cal, to join his
family, and they will make this their
future home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church furnished the dinner for
about 500 people who attended the
sale Of the S. R. Auble property in
Lafayette last Saturday. Each or
ganized class Of this church is doing
their bit to help the new church grow.
Supt. j. B. Hughes and wife last
week moved into the A. r. Gilbert
house on Medina street.
About one-third of the prizes
awarded to pupils of Medina county
schools were from our home town.
Marie Brogan is improving very
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Burbank

The Narcissus club was entertained
BY Mrs. Grace Frary Warner, West ol
Wooster, last Thursday, Sept. 2o. A
| chicken dinner was served by the host
ess to which seventeen members oi
the club and their husbands did ample
justice. All enjoyed the day very
much. ,n. sg
Miss Ethel Collar of Akron spent
Sunday with her parents, William Col
lar and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hyatt Of Cleye.
land were visitors at the c. M. Crush
home couple Of days the past week
| Mrs. Mary Young spent few days
the past week with her brother, Lee
Feeman of Creston.
Mrs Florence Baumgardner OF
Cleveland spent Sunday at the home
Fof her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Reynolds. bii8.5 Itlss R.
Mrs. Kate Marshall and grandson
Charles Hanna Of Canaan spent Tues
day and Wednesday at the home Of
]. F. Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Norton of
Kent visited his mother and br otiicrs
Sunday. 5ts "a
Mr.. Arthur Campbell and wife of
Seville were Sunday callers at the c.
M. Crush home.
w Mr.. Andrew Over and Mr.. and hrs.
IA. Z. Chamberlin called on friends at
Red Haw Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. T'alley and two
children Of Oil City, Pa, are spending
the week with relatives here.
Mr.. Thomas Holloway Of Akrcn Wis
tied. his sister, Mrs. ID. f'rester, cnel |
day last week.
( Miss Ruth Kline ofRittDan spent
Sunday with hef parer,s Mr.. ami Mrs.
Daniel Kline.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Alberty and lit !
tle daughter of Berea spent Saturday
and Sunday AZ ;be home Of William
Hover. N 3s h ss
" Mrs. Ida Clapp cf Creston spent a
few days the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Dir. Boor.
.ss David Gearhart, John Haley, Vii
liam Kline and Gust Peterson a.tend-
ed the Akron fair Thursday.
IA. and MIS-. Ll,yd W.:ncr cfI
Nyeoster spent Sun n; AT be home Of
her parents, William Trary and wife.
Y Miss Jessie Widen,an, iifth and sixth |
grade teacher spent the Weekend atI
Kent. 3ssSl Il NJ
Miss Edna Edgar of Leroy visited
Ar brother, E. = xar and wife \
few days tlsc past week.
~ Afr. and Mrs. John Benader of Lodi
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freshments featured the afternoons
enjoyment.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Kulp spent
Sunday in Litchfeld at the home d
the latters parents, Irwin Broadsword
and wife.
Many from around here will at
tend Wooster fair the weather permit
ting, those whose names we have
learned thus far being, Claude Blanot
and wife, Jesse Bowman and wife, the
Sam Kulp family, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Snyder, John H. Lance and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. ndonsHoff and family and
Herman Ault and wife.
Clarence Armbruster, one Of Plat
Foskett's helpers at the Inhrmary, un-
derwent an operation at the Lodi hos;
pital last week, and is getting along
very nicely. "
" G. S. Stickney returned to Buffalo
Saturday evening after spending thres
weeks with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Aumstutz (nee,
Edith Derthic Of Rittman, were look
ing up old friends and associates here
Sunday, also calling at the old Der
thic home, now owned by the Ed
Lehman family,
The Samuel Kulp home was tn,
scene Of much enjoyment and pleasure
Sunday evening, when the c. E
Lance family did justice to a beauti
full birthday luncheon given in homo
Of their daughter, bessie, Mrs. Blak'
Kulp. These get-together occasion
are always times Of real joy to thi
family and this recent event proved nj
exception to the rule. @
John Sanders Of Cleveland accom-
panied his sister-in-law, Mrs. Laur;
Davis Witter and children to TIL
home Of her father, Quincy Davis, an
wife, Sunday 46l
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Curtice an,
family visited rativs inc South Brook
lyn Sunday.
Susan Lehman was unlucky enougl
to sprain her ankle last week whel
Jumping from the wagon to tn
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Lowe an
daughter Jessie Of the Lake were dir
ner guests at the Irwin Snyder hom
Sunday.
A party Of friends, Ned Alexande
and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Indoe Of Mallet Creek, attended til
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Mrs. G. L. Bart was able to resume
her duties in the primary room Mon
day.
G. 1. Bart is at the Wooster fair
this week as judge of penmanship.
Miss Ardis Merrick is substituting
for him in the school.
Mrs. Fretz went to Shelby again
Saturday and expects to spend the
winter there with her daughter.
B. L. Cassidy moved his family
Saturday into the Mrs. Henry
Young house on East Main street.
We have a man in our town who
is rs years old, and he has husked
and cribbed five acres of corn and
finished the last day of September.
Pretty hard to beat isn't it?
Say, did you notice what the Chip
pewa Lake school did at the Medina
fair? Pretty nifty, we think, when
two-room country school can trim
up the big towns.
The Chippewa Lake people are en-
tertaining pedigreed dogs from all
over the u. s. this week. There are
field trials-or will be rather, if the
rain will hold off a little while, and
other stunts peculiar to such meet
ings.
Last week the supervisor graded
the road east Of the city from the
railroad to the township line. Some
travellers coming in from the east
thought they were grading for an
electric line; others concluded it was
an extension of the Panama Canal
to our town. Some made rather
caustic reuarks about the condition
of the road and our county surveyor
came down and he also "made a few
remarks" that he never learned from
his Sunday school teacher. But the
road is passable now and everything
is lovely.
We would appreciate it if every
family in our territory that reads
this letter would send us at least ore
item for next weeks letter. We want
to report all of the happenings, and
the only way we can do it il for you
! to help. Will you do it?
Lee Cammarn and Clyde Moore
drove down to Coshocton county Sun
, day and hunted squirrels Monday
They report seeing plenty of squirrel
but didn't bring home enough to az
feet the market to any extent.
Mrs. H. S. Koppes got one of he1
hands caught in the clothes wringel
Monday and was quite severely in.
, jured.
Wesley Sommer of Akron was {
Sunday caller at A. H. Leohr's.
Judge Nickerson has appointed
Mr.. Sam Kulp trustee to fill out th'
i. unexpired tsrm of Mr.. Miller, VIII
resigned.
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fair at Attica Wednesday. Mr.. IN
does fast PAGER being on track at
that time.
Blake Kulp and wife and daughter
Carol motored to Rittman Sunday ev-
ening taking with them Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake Lance, who have been visiting
relatives here for several weeks.
Mrs. Earnest Love has extended an
invitation to the Ladies Aid and BIZ
Bic class to meet with her at the
Moore hotel next Thursday, Oct. 49,
for an all-day meeting. Consult the
committee for further information as
regards transportation and Eats
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harrington
visited over Saturday and Sunday at
his parents home.
Epworth League Sunday evening at
| 7 o'clock. Topic, "How to improve
the meetings Of our Chapter" Lead
er, Lenora Goldner. 3
Miss Winnifred Pearce was shop
ping in Cleveland Saturday. 6s
MIR. and Mrs. Dell Eakens Of Litch-
field and G. L. VI. Williams and
daughters of Lodi, were visitors Sun
day at the home Of Milo Eaken and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rufing are
now occupying their new home, the
| Wall property, having taken possess
sion last Thursday.
! Lena Eaken and friend, Lawrence
Johnnt, were guests Sunday at the
latter's grandparents in Cleveland.
/ Miss Lillian Eaken was also guest
Of her friend, Goldie Martin Of Cleve-
land over the weekend. 81
| Mrs. Edna Huntley of Wadswortl
is at the Shelter home assisting with
the house work while Mrs. Shelter ii
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Lucille
Young, who is quite sick.
I Earnest Lentz and family Of Me
dina spent Sunday at the J. B. Ault
home.
i SCHOOL NOTES
| The first month of school is past
the total enrolment for the month
being LAT.
Arrangements are being made to In
troduce domestic science and manue
4 training in the 7th and 9Th grades
\ The former consisting of sewing am
cooking, will be in charge of Mis-
Pearce, while Supt. Kanable will in
| struct the boys in manual training
| On Thursday evening the 7th ant
Sth grades, chaperoned by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Kanable, enjoyed a wiener ans
marshmallow roast in Harley Welt
| mer's woods. Needless to say every
| one had a fine time.
i Mrs. Kanable will lead the singing
during the assembly period, thre'
| times a week.
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METHODISTSTO
PICNIC IN PARK


The annual picnic of the First
Methodist Sunday school and
church will be held in Long View
park tomorrow. A program Of
races for men, women and children
have been prepared and prizes will
be awarded. In case Of rain the
supper will be served at the church.
The program is:
400 to 500 o'clock-Games for
boys and girls.
500 to 900 o'clock-Shoe race
for boys and girls; peanut relay for
boys and girls; SO yard dash for
boys and girls; 3-legged race for
boys; newspaper race for girls;
1O0-yard dash for boys; wheelbar-
row race, boys: marshmallow race,
girls; crab race. boys; cracker re-
lay, girls.
500 to 100 o'clock-Supper.
700 to $500 o'clock-Fat mans
race; baseball throw, ladies'; s.
legged race, men; chariot race, Ia
dies: clothespin race, men; nail
driving contest, ladies'; pie eating
contest.
A baseball game with J. F. Wit
ter az captain for the married men
and Richard Ramser, captain Of the
single men will be played.
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LODGE PICNIC Is
ATTENDED BY 500
TRI-CITY PEOPLE

Five hundred people attended the
all-day picnic OF the tri-city chap
ter Of the Independent Order Of
B'nai Birth yesterday at Linwood,
Iowa. Auto loads left the tri-cities
early in the morning, the picnick-
ers bringing their dinner and sup
per lunches with them.
In the baseball game In the
morning. the Young Mems Hebrew
association team won from the
B'nai Birth nine, S to 1. The game
was the big attraction of the morn
ing. After lunch, dancing was held
at the pavilion, the Terrace Gar
dens orchestra furnishing the
music.
Rabbi A. David Matt Of Minneap-
oils. Mimi. gave the talk Of the
afternoon. He was introduced by
Rabbi ]. L. Baron Of Temple Eman-
uel, Davenport Following the talk.
races Of various kinds were hell
and valuable prizes were given
the winners.
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Announcements have been re-
ceived Of the marriage Of Captain
John Albion Chase, son of Mrs. H.
H. Chase of S13 Twentieth street to
Miss Pauline Emilye Richardson,
daughter Of Mrs. William Star
borough Richardson of Baltimore.
The couple was quietly married on
June 16 in Baltimore. on account
of the recent death of the brides
father. Captain and Mrs. Chase,
spent a few days with his mother
and have returned east, taking the
water trip back. The home will be
in Baltimore. Captain Chase is sta
toned at Fort Howard, with the
41st infantry.
Sewing Circle to Meet.
The Anne Hagerty sewing circle
of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen will meet at the home of
Mrs. Harry Bishop. 1000 Four
teenth avenue, for an all-day meet
ing tomorrow. The members are
asked to make a special effort to
attend the meeting.
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Pan.Henenic Dinner.

Jr1-C1ty Fon-dell0nlC ASSOCIATION
will hold a dinner Thursday evening
It 6 O'Clock at Fejervary park. All
members planning to attend are
asked to notify Miss Rorothy Yer
non, R. I. 1880, by Wednesday eve
ming. The annual election Of of
ficers will follow the dinner.
Mss Genune Queen Esther Presi.
dent.
Members Of the Queen Esther
circle of the First Methodist
church elected officers at the annu-
al meeting held Saturday night at
the home Of Miss Ruth Bradford,
1850 Ninth avenue. Following are
the ones elected to serve for tho
year:
President-Miss Amy Genung.
First vice president-Miss Ruth
Bradford.
Second vice president - Miss
Julia Marshall. u
Secretary-Miss Ethel Stevenson.
Treasurer-Miss Cornelia OAR
ling.
Secretary Of rniteboxcs = Miss
Stella Reid.
Secretary Of supplies-Miss Mar
garet Lamont.
There were annual reports and q
social hour followed the election.
The next meeting will be held July
1 IS ut the home Of Miss Marjorie
Walker, 1901 Seventeenth street.
The Palestine Orphans sewins
group will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. d. Goldman, 1926
Glenhurst court.
The Twin-City Hospital circle
will meet "wednesday afternoon II
| the homo Of Mrs. e. II. Herrstrum
l1s5 Twsnty-nfth street. Moline.
The auxiliary to the American
legion will meet Wednesday eve
ming It the legion hall. There d
important business 70 come up u
the meeting.
Lady Eagles win hold . meetinl
Ut . O'Clock tomorrow night 1t tn
home. All the memherB are asket
to be present
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7. W. C. A. Activities.
AID Sponsor Demopstr.tiea.

An aluminium canning and baking
demonstration will be conducted
thursday noon at the Memorial
christian church from II to /
o'clock, sponsored by the ladies' aid
society. Lunch will be served. The
.lo Is to have an all day meeting,
Iom to 4 o'clock In connection
WIN the demonstration.
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Holyneaux.

Mrs. Mary r. Molyneaux OF East
Rusholme street, Davenport. an
nounces the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Leona victorine Molly
neaux, to Martin H. Erickson, Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin H.
Erickson Of 1721 West Second
street, Davenport.
Tho wedding ceremony will be q
quiet event Of Saturday morning,
July 2, at the rectory Of st. Paul the
Apostle church. with Father c. ].
Don0hoe, the pastor, officiating. At
tending the bridal couple will be
Miss Beda Carlson, of this city, and
W. B. Swanson Of Moline.
Following tho wedding ceremony
the young couple will leave on a
motor trip to the Dells Of Wiscon-
SIM They will be at home in Dav-
export after Aug. l.
The announcement Of the engage
ment and approaching nuptials will
call forth the good wishes of the
many friends of both Miss Molly
neaux and Mr.. Erickson. Both are
alumni of the Davenport high school
and are at the present time asso-
ciated with the staff OF the Bawden
brothers firm,> Mr.. Erickson being
photographer. He served during
war period in Battery d, 12Gth field
artillery. He saw six months &C
tive service, participating in the
second battle of the Marine and also
the Meuse-Argonne offensive. He
was wounded during the latter
drive.
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Party for Houseguest.

MRS. L. Silverman of 1406 Thir-
teenth avenue. entertained at a sur
Prise party Saturday evening for
ner house guest Mrs. c. NJ. Margo-
IN OF Detroit. Mich. twenty-five
coopies were the guests and after
~ evening Of sociability a midnight
supper was served. Garden flowers
we're used about the rooms. Mrs.
Mareolin received numerous gifts
Irom the company. Mrs. L. Kauf-
man OF Chicago, q sister Of the hos
test was an out-of-town guest,
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Cla1 CnoW9ee.
EIu1 Cup. lcea TeA
! DINNER.
vege1ahae Roase
PArsnips n Casserole
Watercress, Beet and Olive Salna.
Apple Pie.
Ice Cream (this recfpe win make
two quarts Of vanilla Two cupe
scalded milk. one teespoon floor,
one cup sugar, ono egg, one eighth
teaspoon salt, one ouart thin cream
or rich milk. Two teaspoons vanilla.
Nix flour, sugar and salt, add the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-27

Duck a la Martin-Prepare q
large cupful of brown sauce and
season highly with onion juice. Gel
cry salt. paprika, kitchen bouquet
and Worcestershire cause. Cook
over hot water until we'll thickened,
add cupful and o half Of diced