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

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Mrs. Emma Jane Lampson, a form
er old resident Of Mallet Greek, is
lying at the point Of death at her
daughters home, Mrs. Mary Curtis
near WindfalI AT this writing. Nov
Is.
M. E. Branch is moving to Medn
this week. The country has no more
attraction for him, since his honey
moor. whirl around the globe. Sup
Jose he will get into business, or gel
q position at the Root factory, fol
the law will req ire him to support
his family in some manner after this
G. A. Humans mither, Mrs. AS;
Hinman Of Cleveland, visited hin
last week ard Mr.. Hinman and family
took her home Sunday, and called or
| their old friend, Robert Cassidy.
Mrs. Bishop is slowly improving
so far as her hand is concerned, bu
her general health is not good, as
she keeps weak and has poor ap'
petite.
John Parker and wife, who went
to Mt. Dora, Fla, by auto, arrived
| in good shape and proceeded, at once
| to buy land on which to build a home
| They will first live in the garage
while they build a house. DoTt
know what the next jump will be but
we understand they intend to return
| to Ohio for next summer; then will
make their permanent home in the
sunny south.
Mrs. Dora Snyder spent the, week
end with Mrs. Susan Burner.
| Mrs. Burner had for guests las
Saturday: Frank Burner, her son ant
family of Litchfield, her brother, VIM
Musser of Litchfield and Frank Walt
ers and family from the same place
Ray Fieldhouse Of Lodi is spend
| ing few days with his sister, Mrs
Joe VanBoven. >
The gas we'll on Ray Smiths farm
| that was drilled in about two week
ago has proved hummer. 1t j
estimated over two million and
| half foot we'll. The Wacker we'll
expected to show up the last of thi
week. With several other wells go
/ ing down, who said York wasn't
good town.
Rev. Sudduth announces regular Sc
vices Sunday and evening, with cot
| tage prayer meeting Thursday even
ing.
L. o. Slusser and Walter Moltol
and soa of Akron were guests of MI
Chas. Pierce and family Tuesday, AM
of course hunted bunnies all day
Don't know whether they got them o
not, but you know there is lots o
fun trying. By the way, rabbit
around York today have been so scar
ed, they had to resort to all sorts o
1 schemes to save their lives. One poo
bunny scampered up an apple tree
i and the hunter thinking him squire
passed him by. Of course there ar
some city hunters that don't know
/ just how long rabbits tail shoul
be anyway.
/ Mrs. Houghton of Oberlin spen
the weekend with her daughter, Mrs
L. r. Kindall and family, who took he
home Saturday and remained owe
Sunday
i Orland Baughman and wife Q
Lakewood were the guests of N. W
Geising and family Tuesday, an
of course the new trustee had t
show Mr.. Baughman how to bag raj
bits.
Mr.. Rose, Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Bow
ersox of Akron helped Home
Stone chase rabbits last Tuesday
Don't know whether they caught III
with any or not.
Ralph Leiblin of Cleveland was
guest of his brother E. T. Leiblin an
family, Tuesday last and remained t
hunt couple of days.
i Mr.. Joe Nagle, H. H. Smith and Al
bert Aubeil from Lorain, were guest
of Frank Coleman Wednesday.
\ The county Y. M. c. A. band cor
cert given in the town hall Thursda
evening of last week was one of tn
finest musical entertainments in thi
i place for some time. Mothers {
York boy members, Mrs. Coleman
Mrs. Van Ornum, Mrs. Pierce an
Mrs. Pritchard, gave the band SUI
prise reception and light lunch at th
close of the concert, winding up a
evening of great enjoyment.
Helen Spieth was a guest of Mi.
Ruth Coleman Saturday.
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