The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman and children 8
of West Park were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Braley Monday.
Miss Georgia Mcdowell started for ]
Seattle, WASH, few days ago,
where she will take up her work as
teacher in the schools again. Her
niece, Miss Fox, who has been visit
ing her Grandma Mcdowell for the
past month, accompanied her as far
as her home in Chicago. w. s9g
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Myers and chill
dren metored to Cleveland Sunday
and, visited friends. iys s
| Il Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Semmer were
called to- Denison; o., Sunday, ON &C.
count Of the death Of Mr.. Sommer's |
father robno53n saoa194 Us aqdA
4 Mrs, Nyheof is on the sick List at
The home Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Baish Of Leroy. 9sa NJ
Miss josephine Weaver is having
her vacation, and is spending few
days in Akron and Cleveland.
i Miss Margaret Cramer and Miss
Vivian Foles of Shelby, O., were the
weekend guests of their cousin, Miss
Dorothy Halliwill.
Mrs. John Hosmer spent Saturday
in Cleveland, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. McQuate. ~,
Mrs. Bell Harriss of Delta, o., is
. the guest Of Mrs. Joe Keifling and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cramer and
daughter Joan Of Barberton, visited
!. the formers sister, Mrs. Geo. Halli-
will, on Friday.
Mrs. Niehoff is quite i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Baish
of Leroy. e
The stork has been flying aroune
I Seville and landed at Mr.. and Mrs
Hershel Eshelman's Monday and lef
. !. them q baby girl. Congratulation
: are extended.
9 Rev. Woolf is on the sick list. H
: !. was unable to fill his appointment a
|. ] the Chautauqua tent Sunday morn
= ing, where he was to have preached
: Rev. Ross Of Wadsworth substitute
and preached an excellent sermon.
y Mrs. Ed. Steele, who is an invalit
: wishes to thank the U. B. A. ladie
ps for the deicious-supper sent to he
- zfrshsthsif picnic last Thursday ev'
. ming. She says she enjoyed ever
as bit Of it. She also thanks othe
ps friends ard neighbors who are {
u. kind to her by sending flowers an
no little delicacies to eat. It cheers Il
eh sick to be remembered and brighter
nm0 m the sick room. Ne
~ W. G. B. is still digging worms
ie go fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brugh
~ Lakewood and Mrs. Sarah Daniels
'oh Cleveland were guests of Mrs. S
'0h Baker on Wednesday. They we
ass called to attend the funeral Of
w niece and cousin, Miss Maize job
~ son of Rittman, who had been el
ployed in Akron and had only le
ke- her position about week before s
eir died. She was, a bright, beauti1
tne girl Of nearly Fl years. Hes
aed trouble caused her death. Six Of h
va girl friends from the Office where $
on worked were pail bearers and broue
mammothabasket Of beautiful flo
NIL ers, which with many other bloor
aay completely covered the casket. Ma
Johnson was born near Seville q
Lo- lived in or near here until she
I'm. came young lady, and will be mi
at ed greatly by her parents and h
Of loving friends.
,ent Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hea,
and motored to Brunswick Sunday
got ditched, having to be pulled
tied They were visiting Geo. Taylor's.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Baker and
and Mrs. Amos Spice motored to
ledo to spend the weekend and
n0 tended th. Baker reunion.
AU Mr.. and Mrs. Bert johnson
~ Cleveland were entertained at {
N Rohfer's Sunday
Datis johnson is spending
week with his daughtes Mrs. G.
Swagler and attending the Chaut
qua.
ss Clyde R. Brotts and wife Of Ii
wood, Miss Elizabeth Miller and
and Mrs. I. II. Brotts motored