The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03

friends in Youngstown over last weeE
end.
L Halloween was duly celebrated or
| Monday night. It must be lots o
| fun to work in the rain to mess ul
| the square and then on Tuesday hav,
to help clean it up
Clifton Ream Of Toledo spent las
week visiting his grandparents, MI
and Mrs. VIM. Reafn.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Burbage, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Ream, Mrs. Jesse Coco
year and daughter Pauline, autoed Il
Akron and Barberton Sunday wher,
they visited relatives.
Mrs. Tom McCourt went to New
Concord to visit her mother, who ceie
brated her 8oth birthday anniversary
Nov. 2.
The Pythian Sisters entertained th,
ESir Knights at Halloween dinner OF
Tuesday night.
Carelessness in driving caused tn.
wrecking Of large truck from 10
rain when the driver drove the trucl
into w. & I. E. train on the north
crossing. How he, could fail to Sc,
the train is q mystery. DR.. Buckley
was called to attend the drivers
wounds, which were not serious.
Mrs. Clyde Miller and son Thorn
ton Of Bedford were weekend visf-
tors Of Mrs. Anna Betz.
Mrs. Ernest Jefferies of Cleveland
spent the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Fisestone.
The Helping Hand class had a
large crowd at their Halloween sup
per and party on last Saturday night.
Mr.. Earl Kirkpatrick received the
sad news of the death of his sister at
Greenwich on Sunday.
The Advance Home Economics
class of the Spencer high school ex-
pect tor give play in the near fu-
ture, entitled, "The Masonic Ring"
Basketball practice has begun and
Spencer expects to win more games
this year that it did last. n
The next number on the lecture
course will be given Nov. IL. Mr..
Lee Fitzpatrick will speak.
The Senior class gave Halloween
party at the home of Miss Trissy
Wood Monday night to which the fac
ulty were invited. The house wasI
appropriately decorated and fine
supper was served.
The M. E. church held their Rally
Day service last Sunday with LIS perl
sons present, and the collection
to $o.40. Last year there
were l7S present and $lO.lo collected.
This Sunday is ladies' day and next
Sunday will be gentfemens day.
The VIC. T. U. met with Mrs. Ed
Auble on Monday night. Five newl
members were taken into the society.
Monday being Mrs. Auble's birthday
anniversary, the ladies extended toI
her their congratulations. A very
DAINTY lunch was served
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Buckley were in |
Cleveland on Monday.
Chas. Shedler and wife of Ashland
visited the Woods families at Spencer
-ecently .t
John Carver and wife Of Lodi, Ny
on Lechtenwalter of LaVerne, Cal.
Paul Wood, wife and children ofl
5hreye, Mr.. and Mrs. Shank of Mil
'rook, visited Clara Woods last week. /
Bert Woods and wife and Dan!
Moods and wife Of Cleveland visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods last week. |
Roy Batchler and family Of CIeve-
and were visitors at Sam Woods re-
emily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Rottman, Miss
7aig and their mother, Mrs. Faig oil
Cleveland, were recent visitors at the
lOnle of Mrs. Anna Bowen.
Norman Bowen and family visited
heir brother, Mr.. Walter Bowen and /
amily at E1yria Sunday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods yisitedIr
heir son Phineas Woods at LodiE
heir daughter, Mrs. Fanny Garber-
ch OF Wadsworth, was there too.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Strock and |.
granddaughter, Mrs. Hiram Fortney'
+ Friendsvillee, were Spencer visi-
ors recently.
By order Of the postoffce depart
lent the mail boxes from the Spen-
er office have been inspected Of late,l
is the purpose Of the postmaster
eneral to have all boxes properly To-
ated and maintained in good condi-
on and thus facilitate greatly the
,ork of the carriers. It is hoped
lat all who receive notices will take
kindly and help along the good work Il
J cooperation means success. II