The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-01
He was enroute

few hours. He was enroute to
Cincinnati where he is in business.
Mrs. Loretta Lowrie and daughter
Josephine moved into their new home
last week and are enjoying the change
of homes.
Last Friday Robert Hartman laid
his blue wool sweater on the pump
at the school house while he was play
ing ball. When he went to get it
it was gone. Who has it? 'Fess up.
Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh, Mrs. H. H.
Bussard and Mrs. Reuben Lee attend
ed the Caughey reunion at the VIII
liam Krout home at River Styx on
Saturday.
c. E. Swagler, Carl Rohref and
Bert Shumaker spent Sunday along
the bank of the creek that runs thru
the Shunaker farm. They took din
ner with them and found nice cool
spot where they spread their canvas
and ate their dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rickard of Bar
berton took lunch with Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Rohrer Sunday evening.
Mrs. M. V. Bates visited in Akron
Sunday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dyke and daugh-
ter of Oberlin were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Long.
A. A. Bostwick motored to Whips
Ledges, Saturday to help bring the
"Y" boys home, who had been in
camp there for ten days.
Hewitt's and Shoup's are moving
into their home recently bought OF
Mrs. Loretta Lowrie on Center St.
Mrs. DR.. Carl Ulrich and two litt ie
daughters of Cleveland are visiting
their aunt, Miss Martha Hawley.
]. F. Bonham and wife spent Sun
day in Creighton, O., visiting Mr..
Bonham's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Ora Cayhoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baughman oi
Wadsworth spent last week in Sc
vile. Mr.. Baughman is doing work
on the school house and Mrs. Baugh.
man is spending the time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Guy Zigler.
Mrs. Albert Meager Of Wadsworth
and Mrs.. J. A. Robertson of Marion
were guests of Mrs. Guy Zigler the
past week.
| Mr.. Michel and son John attended
the Michel reunion held in Ashland
last Thursday. Mrs. Michel was or
the sick list and could not join them
Rev. E. L. Smith and family weri
greatly pleased on Monday evening tt
receive into their home as guests
Mrs. Rev. John Whitworth of Ada
!, O., Mrs. Prof. G. S. Wheaton %
Port Clinton, o., and Mrs. Winfielt
Gill and son, Joseph of Steubenville
o.
Mrs. Geo. Kraft and little daugh
ter June went to Wheeling, w. Va
on Wednesday, visiting her mother
Mrs. Hercules for few weeks. MI
Kraft will join her on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bankroft took in tn
auto races in Akron Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor joine'
Mr.. and Mrs. Melborn of Barbertol
in trip to Cleveland, Sandusky an
; Lake side, trip of week or te
] days.
: The Lance reunion was held at T
H. Wheeler's, Wednesday, Aug. 81.
w. G. Brumbaugh, DR.. Hard, Ros
Hosmer and Mr. Curtis start on a fis
: ing trip into Michigan next Friday
!, w. G. B. has been digging fish worm
for two weeks. He must have
bushel by this time. 900 pounds I
the bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eicher left o
Tuesday flor Columbus to attend th
: State Fair.
: Mrs. L. F. Nye is spending tn
week in Cleveland with her sister, Mr.
sat i B. Kelso and husband.
: Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Sheppard {
UniontoWn, Pa, returned to the
: home, Thursday after spending wee
at the F. III. Eicher home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eicher an
daughter Marjorie, who have bee
spending their vacation with F. +
Eicher and family, spent the week-en
! III Columbus visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clyde Weaver and son Dea
spent few days Of last week in Pol
! visiting her mother, Mrs. Eidt.
I Hepry Martain Of Harding count
spent the weekend at the Grow
Pease home. Mr.. Martain is a wol
;. derfully smart man for his age, nea
y " 90 years.
: Presbyterian Church
= 10 a. m, Address by Attorney J.