The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-08-14

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wick until the age Of 81 years, whel
she and her husband located in Cleve
land. -Four years later they movec
to Chicago. Mrs. Hawkins passeC
; away in the fullness Of her active anc
useful life, deeply mourned by hel
f, relatives and many friends.
Hiram Wilson Graham, son Of Calet
and Lucy Graham, was born at Bruins
: wick, o., May 80, 1881, and died at
his home in Bennetts Corners, April
, "a, 1914, aged 80 years, 10 months
and "a days. He was united in mar
riage to Maryette Hier, May 6, 1854
; To this union was born one son, En-
ory. He entered the service of his
country, enlisting April 6, 1865, and
served until the close Of the war. He
was a member Of Co. H., End Ohio
Cavalry. He possessed a kind and
generous disposition, and was never
happier than when performing some
kind act for his family or his friends.
He thus won the love and esteem Of
all who knew him. He leaves to
mourn their loss,a loving wife, one
son, and two daughters, whom Mr..
and Mrs. Graham brought up as
their own, Mrs c. w. Saunders Of
Chelsea, Mich, and Mrs. c. H. Hunt
of Washington, D. c., besides host
Of friends. He was laid to rest in
the beautiful BENEFITS Corners GEM
etery, beneath many beautiful flowers,
tokens Of love from those to whom he
was dear. He lived such life that
he was ready to meet his Savior.
Ella E. Ganyard was born in Gran
ger, o., Jan. 1S, 1861, and died at
Brunswick, o., April %, 1914, aged
So years. She was united in mar
riage to Arthur Wyman, who with
two sons, Ethie and Carl, survive
her. She lovingly cared for her par
ents until they were laid to rest, and
her kind heart also reached out to
others who shared her home at diff
ferent times.
Elsie Edith Reed, the only daugh-
ter Of Wheeler and Eva Reed was
born in Brunswick, O., June 2, 1886
and died in Royalton, o., May 5, 1914,
aged nearly % years. She was mar
ried to Elmer J. Hier Sept. 1, 1904.
Three children came to bless the
home. Hazel Irene, the second
daughter, departed this life foul
days before her mother, at the age of
8 years, and baby Edress Evaline
passed on, only a few hours prior to
her mothers death. She was an ex-
ceedingly kind and loving wife, moth
er and daughter, and sad indeed is the
home from which three previously
loved ones were taken in SO short
time. The funeral took place May z
at the home; burial at Bennetts Cor
ners.
Maria E. Stocker was born in New
York City, Nov. 8, 1885, and died at
her home in Cleveland, o., May 20,
1914. When she was about s. years
old her parents died and she went to
live with an uncle and aunt in Mich
igan, and from there came to Ohio,
residing for many years in Hinckley
and Brunswick, removing to Cleve-
land about "a years ago. She was
married to William Tuman, July 16,
1857. She leaves one daughter, Inez,
who with granddaughter, Mrs. Min
ME B. Winsett, and Miss Marie Mohr,
who since infancy she has cared for,
are left to mourn their loss. Many |
years ago she united with the Meth
oGist church and she remained firm |
in the Christians hope. The funeral
services. were held at the home on
May rs, 1914. Burial in Woodland
Cemetery, Cleveland.
The meeting in the hall in the morn
ing was full Of interest. An excellent
impromptu program was given.
america" was sung and Eli Peck
gave the address of welcome. Prayer
was offered by the Rev. Peoples. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Anna Root.
Mrs. Peoples gave a reading entitled,
'E pluribus unum," which was very
enthusiastically applauded, and was
greatly appreciated by all, especially
BY the old soldiers, number of whom
we're present. Many old residents
we're present who added interest to
he occasion by well chosen speeches
md incidents. Among them were DR..
!. E. Phelps, Mr.. A. Gibbs, p. S. .
Drake, DR.. Pool, Mr.. Metcalf, Mr.. s.,
,. Mount, D. F. Tillotson, the Rev. i
Iharles Searles, Mrs. Eunice Bennett, i
Vm. Pitkin, Irving Kennedy and d
aaron Hinman. Mr.. Hinman, who h
n few days will be 80 years old, Il
1as given a vote Of thanks for his
xcellent tallr q