The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-16
Wadsworth

this place announce to their friends |
the coming marriage Of their only |
daughter, Marcella Beatrice, to Les
ter S. Storm. The marriage will be |
solemnized at the Mcclure home,
415 High street, on June 20, this date
being the birthday anniversary of
both Mr.. Storm and Mr.. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falk were de-
lighted this week to learn that they
had become the grandparents of an
11-pound boy who was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Bryant (nee Helen
Falk) at Highland Park hospital in
Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gwin are the
proud parents of 61a pound baby
girl who arrived June A. She will
be known as Vera Mae Gwin.
The examination of the head of the
dog which so severely bit little
Kathryne Oplinger week ago show
ed that the animal was not suffering
from hydrophobia. The child is re-
covering nicely from her Injuries and
no bad results are anticipated.
The marriage of Marvin Rohn of
this place and Miss Esther Geyer
of Creston occurred at the home OF
the officiating minister in Creston
Wednesday evening, June 5, the ring
service being used. The couple is on
a motor trip through the east but
their destination has not been made
known. Mr.. Rohn is clerk in the
Klein clothing store and his bride
is graduate of the Creston high
school in the class of 1921. She is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Geyer with whom the young
people will make their home for the
present.
A telegram was received by Mrs.
Harry Sears, announcing the death
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Elmer
Slanker, at Denver, Colorado, follow
a surgical operation. Mr.. Slanker
who was the first manager of the
Myers-Slanker store here, left Wads-
: worth with his family about ten years
;. ago and is now connected with q
chain Of stores in Colorado. Mrs
Slanker was formerly Miss Violet
t Wilson of River Styx. Her father
Chas. Wilson, is dead and her moth
= er resides at Pueblo, Colorado. Be
. sides her husband Mrs. Slanker i.
survived by son and daughter
Ludoy, % and Juanita, 1S.
The committee on road repair Of
e the local advertising club reported
l. having met with the council of West
: ern Star village and arranged salts
!, factorily with this body for the re
pair of the road between WadswortE
and the Star. The work received
immediate attention, scrapers being
r put to work the morning after thu
conference.
Plans are progressing nicely fol
y the big jubilee to be put on here TO,
n the Fourth Of July by the American
Legion Boys and there will be moth
S ing dead about this burg during tn,
o first four days next month.
= The campaign for funds for tn.
e Wadsworth hospital will begin Mon
: day, June 20 and continue through
a out the week. Sixteen Thousand
S dollars is the goal.
f Robert Henry of Akron, a member
|, Of the firm of Predmore & Henry
owners of the Buick garage at chi.
4 place, and at Medina, was run int
: and had his car badly damaged
: while driving from Wadsworth tt
! Akron one night recently. At poin
a just West of Norton Center, Henr,
f saw a machine coming toward hin
f at a rapid rate. The car was weav
a ling from one side of the road tx
3 the other and in order to avoid 6
i collision, Henry turned his car as fa1
$ as possible to the side of the road
= Notwithstanding this fact, the ap
r preaching car, a Chevrolet, crashed
into the side Of his machine. Boil
: cars were badly damaged, the entir'
n front of the Chevrolet being caved in
: The accident occurred in Summit
e county so Barberton officers took tn,
J, trio in charge and two of the mel
We're fined $25 each for drivin,
; while intoxicated. Neither Mr.. Henr,
r nor his wife, who was with him, sus
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