The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-20
Chippewa Lake

FL. Darr and wife of Cleveland Wis
fited at Ben ]. Derhammer's Saturda,
and Sunday.
Mrs. Mcdonald and sons Gray ant
Robert were in Elyria Sunday visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Carlton anc
daughters visited friends in E1yria OF
Sunday afternoon.
Blake, Leohr and family were ii
Akron Sunday visiting relatives.
Miss GRANGE Hartman Of Cleveland
was in town over Sunday.
]. F. Herndon of Akron was visi.
tor at the ]. F. Townsend residence
Sunday.
A..D. Miller and wife received tele
phone message Saturday evening tell
ing them that their sons wife was very
sick, and they left for there at once
to help care for her.
Rev. Hoffman and wife were in
Trumbull county Monday.
Mrs. J.. Weideman and daughter Of
Cleveland visited friends in town over
Sunday.
Arthur Baisch of Medina visited his
grandfather, J. H. Snyder, Sunday.
DR.. Townsend Of Elyria was at his
mothers over Sunday.
We have had six days Of beautiful
fall weather, and the farmers have i'm
proved it by getting in their wheat,
digging potatoes, etc.
Mrs. Amelia Leohr and grandson
Harley were in Winesburg Saturday
and Sunday visiting relatives. They
came home through Akron, and there
Harley had his first experience with a
traffic cop. He thought the cop. was
just an ornament for people to look
at, but, after he got through talking
to him changed his mind, for he was
scared out of a years growth. Remem-
ber son, that Chippewa Lake is the
only place where you can break the
speed limit with imunity. (Never
mind, Harley, we defy any outsider to
go into Akron and tell from the cops
gesture which way traffic is openEd-
itor.) =
The Rural Carriers held their an
nual fish fry at the Moore hotel Sat-
urday evening. There were 4o pres
ent and they all had a great big time.
Election will be held this year i in
Lee Cammarn's barber shop on east
Main street.
The road supervisor is having the
road north of the square grayelled.
This is move in the right direction,
Tor this stretch of road last spring was
impassable for everything except fly
ing machines. 3re,j
c. F. Lltz celebrated. his 8lst birth
day anniversary last Sunday. Rela-
lives from Cleveland, Lakewood and
Loudonville were present. Mr.. Lutz
Is still as spry as many men half his
age, and he certainly enjoyed the oc-
sasion Sunday.
Geo. Koppes had collision with
another auto Sunday evening near
otrongsville, and as result has a
BADLY wrecked machine.
Earl Caskey came home last Thurs
lay suffering with a badly sprainedl
shoulder, the result Of a fall from the
III wagon he was driving.
The ladies of Main and Sub streets
Mrs. Nell Reese Monday ev-l
ming of this week. The ladies had |
,een so quiet about it that Mrs. Reese
vas completely surprised. They report
! very fine time, and left with her 4 |
1ery nice present as reminder of the |
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Ritter and daugh-
er Reba and Lee and Eta Cammarn
lrove to Holmes county Sunday to |
all on relatives and gather chestnuts.
ohm says they got four bags full, but |
lie did not say whether they were wool
acks or Bull Durham tobacco sacks.
The Elevator people are putting in
new office in their building. This
vas much-needed Improvement.
Mrs. Laura Hambleton's sale We'd
esday was largely attended, and near
y everything brought a good price.
M. F. McNally and wife entertained
I. H. Critics and iAggie Hugenin at
hicken dinner last Sunday.
M. r. Reese and G. ]. Armbruster
nth their families visited relatives in
Vadsworth Sunday.
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