The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-13
SPENCER

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Mrs. Nora Foster and small daugh-
ter of Lorain visited friends and rela-
tives in Spencer for few days last
week.
Miss Bessie Omeroid of Wellington
attended the club dance Tuesday night
and visited friends and relatives in
Spencer.
Chester Eglin suffered an attack of
appendicitis, but is better at this writ
ing.
Mrs, Paul Nicols and small son of
wellington visited relatives in town
last week.
Miss Ada Swartz spent the week
end in Shelby.
Talmadge Auble was in town a
couple of days last week.
Paul Woods, wife and daughter of
Shreve and Evelyn Allen of Lorain
visited Clara Wood last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Johnson and two daugh
ters of Wellington spent Sunday with
her mother, MEs. Jane Curtice.
Mrs. ]. c. Bechtel spent few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs. M
| n. TIlCuu dt lltCHiiClu.
Miss Elsie Fuller of Akron was
home over Sunday.
| Miss Irma Rugg spent Sunday in
Wellington.
Mr.. House and son Willard visited
his daughter, Mrs. Clyde Keefer, who
has been quite i'll.
Miss Electa Bear, who spent the
winter with her sister in Wellington
is visiting her brother, Mrs. Norris
Walters and family.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown went te
Delaware last weekend to visit theil
son Frank.
4 Kenneth Daugherty and family o
Lorain and Mr.. and Mrs. Shank from
Millbrook visited Clara Woods Sun
day. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kimball spen
Sunday in Ridgeville visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Herm. Hyde were il
Medina on Tuesday.
Rev. P.D. Schullinger and wife wer
visitors at the homes of Mr.. o. H
Lechleitner and ]. A. Simon recently
Rev. Schullinger expects to 60 t
Mantua, O., to live, in the near future
Mr.. Clarence Wallington and fanil
were guests of his brother, Mr.. Ee
Wellington, Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brow
: May 6, daughter, Luella Mae.
ME. and Mrs. A. H. Lechleitner an
son Dale made business trip to- We
, lington last Wednesday.
Mr.. Lee Rumbaugh was in Man:
, field last Thursday.
: Mrs. Henry Gross was in Medin
on business Tuesday,
II Mr.. Ben Odell is recovering frol
J. a slight stroke of appoplexy. He fe
!. and broke his nose, which, tho ver
. painful, is fnendng nicely.
| Mr.. Claire Miller and family spei
!. Sunday in Wooster visiting his pa
k ents and sister.
!. Two of Norman Breyley's childre
4 and little Florence Marsh have Il
chickenpox. w
81, The .Maccabee Ladies gave dinn
! at their lodge rooms last Friday al
q made $40
Mr.. VIM. Wiiburt was in Elyria {
business last week.
! Mr.. ]. O. Carpenter Of New Lond'
: was in town last week.
J, Mrs. Hiram Snyder entertain,
2 fourteen small boys at birthday pa
:. ty for her son Dale, who was elev
. years old May7.
. Mrs. Mary Mantz spent Saturday
Wellington and returned home Su
: day.
!, Miss Francis Bemer Of Akron spe
'k the weekend with her sisters, M
), Layton Curtice, Mrs. Charles Full
q and Fahy Bemer,
t The Red Cross societies of Spene
a, invite your attention to the fact II
they have an old clothes headquarts
TX at Walters store. If you have a
old clothes that can be made over
n. to something for children, or If \
wish TO donate something new, tn
ts will be glad to receive il. This
b. for relief work among the children
8. war-stricken Europe. Freely
ip have received, freely give.