The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-13

Mrs. G. Josh is seriously sick this
week, hardening of the arteries, 2
weak heart, and enlargement Of the
lliver being the causes. Her brother,
,Mr. Kilmer of Strasburg, and Mrs.
| Josh's son, Homer, of Cleveland, also
her daughter, Mrs. Irma Miller Of
Canton ARE staying at their brothers
Eldon Josh's, where Mrs. Josh is be-
ing tenderly cared for bya q trained
nurse, Mrs. Jennie Oyiatt Of Cleve'-
land.
Little Winona and Carroll Josh, chill
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon Josh, are
staying with their Grandma Wycoff
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Andrew enter
tanned at their home Wednesday, her
| mother and brother, Mrs. Julia Hart
and Emmon of Rich6eld.
Mckinley Pearson says he has met
with good success. There are sew
eral good seats left to be sold to the
Bath Lecture Course for this winter,
Any one desiring ticket can pur-
chase it from him, or Jed Davis, or
Frank Vallen Of Ghent. This prom
ises to be good course and deserves
a well-6lled house. Price of tickets
are s., including a reserved seat.
Mrs. Clara Swigart of Windham Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Lottie Kittinger,
from Friday until Sunday. Clarence
Swigart, her husband, and son Ken
meth, joining her Sunday to spend the
day, all returning to their home Sum
day night.
Judging from the enthusiasm Ralph
Andrews had Monday morning when
he left the store for rev hours
squirrel hunt, we all would naturally
expect an invitation to the big feast,
ur ON his return. However, it rained
and squirrels, like ladies are scarce
when it comes to running around In
wet weather, so we all had to be man
nerly and look pleasant when Ralph
returned with an empty game bag
Ed. Haaf sprained his ankle quite
badly while playing football last Fri
day. He is able to be on his foot
with the aid of a cane.
Lyle Ganyard, also sprained his
wrist quite seriously while playing in
the same game.
Prenn.e Brown, one Of the A. G.
football play ers, had his nose broken
and bruised quite badly while playing
in the football game Sunday. He was
taken to an Akron hospital, where he
will be cared for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bair, and
the formers mother, accompanied by
her sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Davis, and daughter,
Elenora motored to Akron, Sunday,
where they will visit their cousin and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Crow.
Clate Beacon moved Arthur Shaw's
household furniture into Charles Jag
gers shop. Arthur has rented his
place to an Akron party, ! who is
serving chicken dinner to any patrons
who care to buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jaeger and
family visited with her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris
and family; also her aunt, Mrs. Cliff.
ford Miller and her mother, Mrs.
Hawkins. from Akron.
Helen Lauterer visited Richheld high
school Wednesday.
Ye ministers of the gospel, Be-
ware! Last Sunday evening, little
Edna Vaughn, youngest daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Vaughn, partook OF
a delicious chicken supper, with all
the good eats to go with it, at her
home. Shortly afterwards she helped
to demolish some lovely tasting ice
cream. But few hours later she was
taken seriously sick. Upon calling
DR.. Smith of Client and later DR.. Av-
cry of Akron, they diagnosed the case
and pronounced the cause of the sick
ness to be poison caused from the
ice cream freezing the chicken, so that
the poison losened the lining of her
stomach. She has been very sick
girl, not having been allowed to eat
anything or sit up any during the past
week. She is improving, but, preach
ers, beware, or the chicken-ice cream
poisoning will get you ''if you don't
watch out"
Fred Webster and family Of Sharon
visited Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Blacks.
The Osborn Corners Grange, No
1919, met last Thursday evening, Oct.
6, for their regular semi-monthly meet
ing. A large crowd attended. They
will give pie social with sand
wiches and coffee to 60 with the pie,
on Friday evening, Oct. a. Music
and games are features for the even