The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-20
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Hurrahl for the Doris Construction
gang. They have the contract for
paving Pleasant street and are on the
job.
The road from Seville to Wooster
is opened up to the public. Sunday
\there was constant string Of autos
going that way.
A bad accident occurred in Seville
Sunday morning. A freight train,
south bound, was passing through,
when the boiler Of the engine blew
up, scalding the engineer and fireman.
Both men reside in Massillon. The
engineer was rushed to the City hos
pital at Wooster, where he died a
short time after he arrived there. The
fireman was able to be taken to his
hime in the afternoon.
A big crowd attended the carnival
Saturday night. All was quiet and
peaceful as far as we know, and there
was nothing left on Sunday morning
to tell the tale, but dirty streets, and
Of course that was to be expected.
The Baptist young people are arrang7
ing a hare and hound hunt for Fri
day evening, Oct. 81. Huh! Now
what's that? Where do we 60?
The Merry Matrons' club will meet
with Mrs. J. B. Nom Friday evening,
Oct. 2l. There will be something
doing. Don't miss it.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Weaver return
ed Thursday afternoon from their
Michigan trip. They had prosperous
business and great fishing
Dr. D. L. Martin Of Rochester, N.
Y, is spending the week in Seville. He
is candidate for the Baptist church,
and preached two excellent sermons
last Sunday. f.
Miss Hazel Hart moved to Cleve-
land Wednesday where she has her
studio, and Mrs. Hart is moving to
Akron for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bradfield Of Ak
ron visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowrey
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowrey entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Holler of Ak
ron Sunday.
fMr. and Mrs. Ebert are visiting
\ their daughter, Mrs. John Hall, in
CINCINNATI this week. #t
The Baptist ladies had a large crowd
out to their harvest dinner on Wed
nesday evening, and cleaned up about
$50 for their treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rounds of Cleve-
land spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. Olive Rounds.
Mrs. Carl Jordon Of Creston and
Miss Marie Crofoote spent a few days
Of last week in Cleveland and Lake
wood. ,.a
The Misses Francina and Sarah Nc
Dowell visited their brother, Forest
Mcdowell, who is very i'll at his sons
home in Lakewood, last week Thurs
day. A complication Of diseases is
the report Of Mr.. Mcdowell. f.''a
Mr.. and Msr. Bert Rutherford oi
Bellville, o., MI and Mrs. Gaylord
Myers and Mr.. and Mrs. Bart u oi
Orrville were weekend guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. III. d. Braley. a
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
ris died on Saturday afternoon. HI
was one Of the twins, about SIX
months old. Funeral services were
held on Sunday afternoon, ,conducteg
BY Rev. Woolf. VI \.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs
James Murphy Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kreiger Of Cleveland and Miss Alice
McAnany Of Wooster were Sunday
. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Henry.
Mrs. Sam Immel and mother, Mrs
Tanner spent Wednesday Of last weel
in Medina visiting Miss Minnie Wells
Mrs. Tanner has gone to Barbertor
and will spend the winter with Mrs
4 J.T. Miller.
Mrs. Austin Of Cleveland spent
homeing week with friends in Seville
Mrs. Emma Drushel spent the week
end in Cleveland with her daughter
4 lisa and her sister, Mary Stuff, ans
enjoyed trip around the city in hel
sisters auto.
The Kendalls moved Wednesday in
TO their home On Milton street, bough'
from MIR. Thomas, who moved Il
Barberton Monday. s..
Mrs. Charles Mansfield Of Ashland
sister Of Mr.. Michael, assisted in th,
restaurant during homecoming weel
and visited al the same time. Mi
Mansfield Joined her on Friday even
ing and spent the weekend.
The Utilian class had a Halloween
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