The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-01

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IA real thankful woman is Mrs. Ella |
Gray. She could scarcely get out of |
her chair on Thanksgiving day with a |
lame back or lumbago. The corre-l
spondent said to her that she did not |
have very pleasant Thanksgiving
day and she said "Oh yes, was thank
full it was no worse"
j, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
Thanksgiving guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Thomas and little son Billie
of Wadsworth.
Mrs. Anna Wilder and daughter,
Bessie entertained the Rooney family
for dinner Thanksgiving day.
DR.. and Mrs. Hard and Elizabeth
Miller ate Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. Hard's sister in Medina.
Mrs. w. B. Yager of Canal Winches
ter, O., visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cross a
few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Douglas, aunt of Rev. Woolf,
of East Akron, is housekeeper for
Rev. Woolfs family at present. Miss
Carson left for her home last week.
H. H. Bussard sold his property on
Pleasant street to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Summer last week.
Mrs. Maud Foster and mother, Mrs.
Connley, started for West Virginia OH
Monday and will spend the winter
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don L. Crawford, Miss
Helen Bowlich and Mr.. and Mrs. R.
I. Bostw;ck ate Thanksgiving dinner
in Cleveland, attended the Case and
Reserve game, and went to the NOV
les in the evening.
Mrs. Alice Crawford and sister, Mrs.
Emma Smith Of Medina, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Jacob Kratz, at
Mount Pleasant Mich.
Mrs. Rachel E. Birney Of Hopedale,
o., spent Thanksgiving at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. HI. H. Kindig.
The Misses Francina and Sarah Nc
dowell entertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Beach and two sons, Parker and Fred
die at dinner Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bussard, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Weaver and son Dean
spent Thanksgiving day at H. H.
| Weaver's. .3
| Mrs. Earl Day returned from the
Wooster hospital last Saturday even
ing, weak, tho much better. Mrs. San
ford Heveland, who went to the hos.
p!tal the same time, beat her home by
three days. She got home on Wed.
nesday evening in time for Thanks.
giving dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Baker is on the sick lis,
and her daughter, Mrs. Zeldo Ice
Brown, came home Saturday from Ak
4 ron, to nurse her back to health.
i The report comes from the hospita
J. iR Cleveland that Mrs. Mary Elliott
who underwent an operation there ter
4 days ago, is getting along fine, which
| is good news for her many Sevill,
4 friends.
/ Mrs. Henry Wythe is reported OF
the sick list this week.
/ Tom Mccoy is what / call brav
man. He went to the K. and K
hospital week or ten days ago an,
| had two tumors removed, one from hi
arm and one from his chin and woul
not take an anesthetic. He wante
to see what was going on. Afte
| the operation he took the car 70
i Creston and from there walked hom
but after he got in the house for
few minutes he thought it time t
faint and he did.
The Misses Laura Davis, Maria
Johnson and Mildred Eicher, spen
Friday and Saturday in Cleveland.
The ]. B. Nom guests for Thanks
giving day were Mr.. and Mrs. Wn
/ Nom of Palmer, o.
tl b. E. Hartman's guests Thanksgi,
| ing day were Mr. and Mrs. Anderso
and daughter Mary of Wadsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Phelps wer
Ashland visitors Thanksgiving day {
/ their son Lloyd's home.
Rev. Bohnert and wife spent Thank
+ giving day with Mrs. Bohnert's pa
, ents in Hastings, O.. M
Mrs. Mary Matteson. better know
, as Grandma Matteson, had the plea.
J ure Of serving Thanksgiving dinner I
: all OF her children, except one daugl
ter, Mrs. Wilbur, who is in the mi
i sionary field with her husband an
+ children and could not be present.H.
! son, Charles Matteson and wife y
Youngstown, H. H. Matteson Of Ch
cago, DIR. Dick Matteson of Adria
! Mich, c. V. Matteson and wife, Mr.
7 Ida Saner, Mrs. Edith Matteson ar
/. Mrs Abbott were around tha Trh n l..