The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-07
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Rollai Overholt has had his house
and out buildings painted.
John Aylard and family entertained
the Aylard reunion the Fourth OF
July in the basement OF. the Metho-
dist church.
Mrs, Alex Gibbs entertained the
Green reunion the Fourth Of July in
the basement of the Disciple church
MI. Dicker and the Field family OF
Cleveland spent the weekend at
Frank Brant's.
Henry Barton, wife and one OF her
grandsons are nicely settled on their
farm few miles from New Phila-
delphia, 0,
Mrs, Ida Sherman of C'e 'cl,rd
spent few days here with her sisters,
Mrs. Maude E.:ns and MIS-. Florence
Brown. On Friday they al. went ov-
er to HincNley TO see Cly';e Brown,
who Just can.l nome from Il hospital
in Cleveland where he haG been thro
an operation ivl appendicitis and re-
,noyal of ,L-n,t on his back.
Miss Alice Lang of Cleveland spent
the week end here with her friend,
We're Chidsey,
The Ladies' Aid society at Disciple
church, July IA, with supper in the
basement.
Howard Chapman, Freda Johnson,
Dorothy Perkins, Gladys Fuller, Eu-
nice Ganyard and Louise Smith were
all home from Kent for over Sunday
and the Fourth.
Helen Canavan of Cleveland spent
several days with Bee Foley.
Mrs. Lizzie Jofdon of Orwell came
home for the Ed. Clement reunion last
Thursday. On Friday she and her
mother, Mrs. Perry Freese, went down
to Canal Dover and visited at Mrs.
Edith Bregan's, and then they were
going on to Orwell, and Mrs. Freese
will stay for visit.
Bert Freese and family are keeping
house in Mrs. Freese's absence.
Charles Graft and family of Cleve-
A land were here Sunday to see his
mother and brothers.
The degree team of the Rebekah
lodge and their husbands went to the
Strongsville town hall Wednesday ev-
ening and gave reception for Mabel
Brown Ring, who was married June
II to Clark Ring and are living in
Berea. Mabel has been the pianist in
our degree work.
Mr.. Fritz hasrecovered his lost
Ford. A young man hired out to
James Cadmium for a month, and brot
with him Ford speedster. Wednes-
day evening when some of our boys
were down near Cadnum's, swimming,
they saw that Mr. Fritz's car num-
bers were on the speedster. They
notified Mr.. Fritz and on Thursday
they had the Sheriff come out and ar
rest the young man. He told of
trading Fritz's car to fellow south
of Wellington, for the speedster So
all parties went and got Mr.. Fritz's
car
The Odd Fellows had big time last
Saturday night. Members from Lo-
.di, Dover and Medina were present,
numbering about $50. After putting
-on the third degree sumptuous
lunch was served which soon faded
away.
Steve King, who is attending school
in Fort Wayne, was home over Sun
day and the Fourth.
Arvine Kenyon went to the Lake on
Monday and then went home with his
brother George and family at Poe.
Jake Kellar had one of his matched
chestnut team drop dead Sunday. 1t
had been sick for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown (nee Nina Kel-
lar) Of Detroit spent a few days here
with her parents, while on their way
to Boston to spend the summer with
his people. l
Mrs. Fred Leinsider has been in 4
hospital in Cleveland where she hao
two operations, but is getting along
nicely.
The ladies met and cleaned the M
E. church last Thursday.
A fine large porch has been adde'
to the Methodist parsonage, which i
great improvement.
Paul Owen and family spent Sunda
here with Mrs. Owens parents, Nj
and Mrs. Pitkin. Mrs. Pitkin Wake
down to the center one morning la.
week, the first time since she fell la!
March and hurt her back.
Adaline Plescott of Cleveland Az
staying at Lyman Pritchafd's for Il
summer.
Mrs. Marie Craddoclc and childfs
u Of Lorain spent the fore part Of Ia
week Lyman Pritchafd's and (