The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-15
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Cleveland, and is on her way to take
the state examination at Columbus.
I Mrs. Arthur Campbell was called to
Burbank Saturday morning on ac-
count of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Crush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowrey were
Akron business callers Wednesday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of
Cleveland visited at the John Walker
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brotts of Lake.
wood ate Sunday dinner at the l. H.
Brott's home.
Mrs. c. E. Swagler and daughter,
Mrs. Carl Rohrer are spending this
week in Cleveland with Mrs. Swag-
ler's brothers. the Johnson boys, and
their families.
Mrs. Lizzie Hosmer returned last
week from her trip to Indiana and
Iowa where she has been visiting
/, friends for the past two months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Halliwell and
daughter Dorothy visited their son
Harry and family in Rittman Sunday.
/ Mrs. Arthur Campbell, who was call
ed to her step-mother's bedside Satur-
day in Burbank, came home for a few
hours Tuesday. Mrs. Crush died
on Tuesday afternoon. Funeral serv-
ices on Thursday afternoon. Funeral
director Armstrong has charge of the
funeral.
Mrs. Guy ZigIer visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Meager, in Wads
worth, Wednesday.
Mrs. Oscar Smith was business
caller in Akron Wednesday.
The K. of P. lodge members attend
ed meeting in Medina Tuesday even
ing.
Our nightwatchman, Glen Burkholt
er, surprised the people Tuesday morr
ing by having the snow all off the side
walks. He was shoveling snow te
keep awake. Good work. KeeI
it up.
Robert Meyers is on the sick lis
with tonsilitis this week.
Little Bobbie Meichel is one of thu
tonsilitis victims this week.
Mrs. Libb,e Schwam is reported be
!; ter this week.
! In last weeks issue of the Medin;
Gazette report was published tina
Mr.. Tom Mccoy was sick and had re
turned to the hospital at Wooster. |
was false report. Mr.. Mccoy is a
, home and hasn't thought of being sick
or going to the hospital either. Friend
. of Mr.. McCoy's went so far as t.
{ send him post cards to the hospital
He is very much at home and to-
| busy ii get sick, is the report tina
, comes from the Mccoy farm.
Mrs. Charles Williams spent tn
weekend in Wadsworth with he
daughter, Mrs. Thomas, who has beel
. on the sick list the past week.
7 Mr.. Reinsel of Akron spent the week
, end with ]. B. Shoup and family, an
also called on his lady friend, Mis-
= Bowles.
5 Hammerschmidt and Clark's plant
, and wreaths at I. H. Brotts' grocer
next week.
E Did you ask what makes Reveren
, Smith wear that broad smile, and ste
( so high? Oh. that's because he
grandfather Of o-pound boy, Dor
r to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Lo
$ Angeles, Calf, and it is the first gran
j, son in the family.
: Seville has, or will have, a nigh
watchman for fire and burglar protec
i ton. Good stunt, a real necessity.
Mrs. Paul Hickok of Troy, N. Y, a
rived in Seville last week and will Wis
i it her aunt, Mrs. Mary Elliott an
J, help to nurse her back to health. Mr.
S Elliott is improving.
f Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh was
n Cleveland visitor Tuesday. She wer
f to see Santa Claus.
t Mrs. Paul Elliott spent Tuesday !
n Wooster looking for Santa Claus.
n George McDermot, formerly a d