The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
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# This week winds up the Wednesday
afternoon closing. No more loafing
on the job for this year.
Autumn weather and the clubs are
organizing for the winter season. The
4 Merry Mattons will meet with Mrs.
VIM Taylor Friday night, Oct. 7, for
/ their first meeting, All members be-
present al
The Friday club will hold their firstI
meeting Friday afternoon and even
ing, Oct. 7, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Chambers. A picnic sup
per will Be served and It is guest,
night sl
The Wooster pike paving between
Creston and Seville was finished at
h noon Monday. Now for paving our
own Pleasant street. That's the next
( eyesore to the auto drivers and also
to the property owners, who are very
anxious to have the paving done this
fall. VI NJ
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowry were Ak
ron visitors Sunday afternoon.
The picture show and dance hall
building that the correspondent was
Il blowing about being built a few weeks
ago, was affzzle. Nothing doing.
Stakes were pulled up. | don't know
4 but suppose there is reason.
Carpenters from Akron are putting
up a new house for Fred Lowry on
Pleasant street.
Mrs. Howard Shelly Of Akron spent
Saturday and Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. r D. Long. l.'
Harry Stuff is spending this week
y with Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Long and
next Sunday he expects to go to his
home in Fredericksburg, for the win
ter, having visited friends in Seville,
Wadsworth and Chippewa Lake dur
ing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Refs Of Lake
Il wood called on their aunt and uncle,
Y Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts, Saturday
morning. They were out farm hunt
ing, and bought one near Wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. M E. Frazier are Wis
iting Dr.. Tannahill and family in Cir.
ard, Pa. this week. "A
Albert Grafton has rented the Jas
Murray farm and moved out there last
week.
Robert Beach OF Cleveland spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs. Lily
E., Beach and daughter Merriam.
Mrs. Clara Hasting Of Akron spcn'
A the weekend at the Hod Freeman
n home on Pleasant street.
ny ~Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ody visited
Mrs. Harley Williams at the City hos
pital, Wooster, Saturday. She il
getting along very nicely. W
Waldo Robertson of Cleveland spen
4 few DAYS of the past week witt
II friends in Seville. He was on n!
way home from spending his two
weeks vacation. li
mi. Harry Rose Of Cleveland was !;
caller at the E. i. Steele home Wed.
nesday evening. He was the gues
Of Miss Rife. !.
Kirk Cook and wife visited friends
III Brunswick Wednesday.
Miss Sylvia Griswold, teacher i
the Cleveland schools, spent the weel
NJ end with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
B. Nom.
WI. G. Brumbaugh and Or. Hard re
turned Saturday from their thre'
y s weeks fishing trip to Hale, Mich.
4 am quite sure the doctor said the long
est fish they caught was 36 inches.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer .spen
@ Saturday night and Sunday with thei
friends, MI. and Mrs. Don Rickard Q
Barberton.
MI. and Mrs, P. G. Critz Of Wads
worth, with their guests, Mr.. and MRS
John Critz Of Pennsylvania, wer
Saturday guestsof Mr.. and Mrs. !
NJ 10. Gray on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Edith Matteson and Mrs. Ia
Saner went. to Youngstown over n "a
weekend to help Grandma Matteso
who is visiting her son Charles there
celebrate Her 80th birthday annivers
ary Grandma Matteson is wonder
fuily smart woman for her age. Sh
seldom fails to attend church service
twice aday on Sunday and on thurs
. day evening is in her pew TOR praye
sndnay guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
IN Thomas Mccoy were Mrs. Naoml
stone, mother Of Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. \
al Barnes and family, and H. N
5 stone and family Of Mansfield.
The funeral Of A. 7. Gray, who die
in St. Luke's hospital, Cleveland, 9 2
8 Tuesday, Sept. 20, was held IN y
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