The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-17
ReHson Corners

| Louie Alber and family spent Sun
day IN Akron at the home Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Coughlan.
Mr.. Jelen, who recently purchased
the Steve Randall farm, is erecting
a blacksmith shop, where he will do
all kinds Of blacksmithing, ironing
etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allard enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. C. Won nGunton.
also Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Allard of
Akron Monday. The men spent the
day hunting.
The lecture given by Helen Wag-
goner last Friday night was said to
be one Of the best ever held in Gran
ger.
Mrs. Gail Kellogg and daughter
Elizabeth, visited relatives in Cleve-
land from Friday until Sunday ev-
ening, and attended the wedding of
her niece. Miss Martha Reid, to Mr..
Fred Cunningham. The wedding was
held at the Pilgrim Congregational
church Friday evening. They spent
Saturday in shopping and attended
the Hippodrome.
Asa Gallop Of Windfall spent Sun
day night with Hubert and Harris
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrew erter-
tained the formers son, Irwin Andrew
of Wooster, Tuesday and Wednesday.
They also entertained Ralph Andrew
and Geo. Vallen of Hammond's Cor
ners, who spent the day hunting.
Mary French Of Weymouth visited
Mrs. Nettie Rice Tuesday ard We'd
nesday.
Marian Ruple who is attending bus
mess college in Cleveland, spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Ruple, who also entertained Rev.
Collins at dinner Sunday.
Remson Corners is still in the dress
form business. Several ladies met
with Mrs. Chas. Case last Friday af-
ternoon end made three, and another
afternoon with Mrs. Frank Dake and
made two.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Crocker enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Schario (nee
Genevieve Kimbal) and other friends
of Kenmore Tuesday.
Word has been received that Oscar
and Clifton Kimball, who have been
making their home in Akron for some
time, have gone to Louiston, Idaho,
where their father, Russell Kimball,
is in business.
Harry Kuder, accompanied by Fred
Hanson, Albert Albertson and DR..
Cuinberworth, motored to Columbus
last Friday to see the formers son
Allen Kudel, also John Hanson, both
OF whom arc attending college there
They also saw other students from
this way. They saw the football game
Saturday between Columbus and H.
linois and were pleased to see Column
bus win, "a to 0. Some of their time
was spent at the home of Lloyd Han
son. They returned Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wiley Of Me-
dina spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Davis. Mr.. Davis has been
sick about three weeks with the flu,
and isn't very well yet.
Mrs. Seymour Codding is much bet
ter, anAd is now up and around the
house little.
Mrs. Webster Bolles had another
fall Tuesday. While walking from
one room to another she accidently
fell and hurt herself quite badly, SO
she Is confined to her bed at this
writing. It is hoped she will soon be
better. She was just recovering from
q severe cold, like so many have been
having around here. /
The Y. M. c. A. entertained the
fathers and sons to a banquet Tues
day right at the school house. Those
In charge were Mrs. Bosler, Mrs.
Beachler, Mrs. Close and Mrs. Miller,
assisted BY some Of the Y. M. C. "A.
boys, "A three-c0urse supper was
served, including ice cream and cake.
There was q good crowd out and a (.
splendid time was had by all.
The Medina X. MI. c. IA. orchestra, Y
with Harold Sylvester at the piano,