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

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night and the streets were crowded
with people listening to the orchestra
in the park, waiting to get into the
second performance Of the show.
MIR. Fred Lowrey president Of the
Porcelain Co, is building a garage on
his lot on Pleasant street that looks
as If new house might be built on
the same lot, soon.
The past week the weather has
been fine for the road paving, and the
contractor is surely, making hay
while the sun shines, rushing right
along with big gang Of men.
The Medina pike will be opened up
for traffic about the first Of Septem-
Der. That will be good news to the
auto drivers.
Oscar Smith, wife and two children
attended the Smith, -Melcher- Lang,
reunion Sunday, held at Myers lake,
and enjoyed meeting old friends. N
VIM. Houts Of Wadsworth, SO years
old, died Wednesday, Aug. "a, Of pneu
monia and the body was brought to
Seville for burial on Saturday, Aug.
27. Mr.. Houts was resident Of
Seville for many years, running a
flour and feed store. Several years
ago he moved to Wadsworth, where
he and his wife had general store.
His illness was of short duration.
Little Junior Beck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Beck, was knocked over
and the rear wheel OF his fathers auto
ran over him last Thursday evening.
His father was backing out of the
garage and the child ran too close
to the machine, the father not know
ing he was back of him. The lad
was taken to Wooster hospital and an
X-ray picture taken. No bones were
broken, but little, bruise was found
on the liver.
Little Marie Kendall was sick a
few days last week with stomach
and bowel trouble.
Mrs. Ida Flickinger is having quite
q siege of stomach trouble at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. James
Murray.
Maple Ridge butter, the finest on
the market, prints and tub, sold at I
n. Brotts' store.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson Of Medina
and Miss Anna Shelley Of Cleveland
were guests Of Mrs. VIM. Myers ant
daughter on Thursday evening ant
were entertained at a six o'clock din
ner.
Mrs. Squires Of Detroit, Mich, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. H. H
Phelps, for a few weeks. Mrs. Phelp,
/ met her at Cleveland last Thursday.
Bert Lee and bride spent the pas
week with friends in Seville and wer'
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lee
They were on their honeymoon.
Miss Grace Kelso Of Clevelan'
spent the past week in the B. E. Har
man home.
Mrs. ]. H. Randall, who has beel
visiting her sister, Mrs. LaVonn
Bates, the past week, went to Cincin
natti Thursday to visit friends.
F. P. Wideman, c. N. Taylor, J. B
Nom, F. E. Taylor and Geo. Hough
\ TON attended the Wellington fair las
week and report having had fin
!. time. F. p. Wideman's horses win
ming first money. as.
Vim. Vanderhoof and Miss Jose
phine Weaver attended the big gam
Of ball in Cleveland last week. The
enjoyed the game and were we'll plea
4 ed with the winners.
Benny Gantz and Miss Dana Hart
man Of Wadsworth spent Sunday al
ternoon with the formers sister, Mr.
Frank Dunlap, and took lunch wit
them.
Sunday guests of Mrs D. S. Ha
and Mrs. Charles High were Mr.. an
\ Mrs. Morse 0 Akron and Mrs. an
Mrs. Bert Miller Of, LSrain.
Miss Ruth Decker is spending th
week with friends in Gallon, o.
5@ After visiting friends and ol
neighbors fol few days, Mrs. Be
Harris returned to her home in Delt
O., last week. She was the guest (
Mrs Joe Keifler on Prospect street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Decker wei
visitors in Medina Sunday.
Charles Feesler Of Cleveland is VII
iting his son Harry and family til
week. . ..5
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Pease of Dul
kirk, o., were guests of Postmast,
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