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

! atty, great natural refinement an'
culture. Her unselfishness and a.
earnest desire to be of service mad
q host of friends in all the walks o
life. Her husband was soldier
having enlisted in the 1OS 0. v.
She was a charter member Of the Me
dina w. r. c. and president Of same
Her life closed peacefully Jan. "a
1914. She was laid TO rest in heauti
full Spring Grove cemetery, Medina
beside her loved ones, who have pre-
! ceded her to that heavenly country.
Died, March s, 1914, at Midland
Mich, Mrs. L. F. Rogers, aged Z
years, Q months and days. She will
be remembered as Josephine Lock
wood by many, who were her associ
ates in youth. She lived with ne,
parents, brothers and sisters, mum
Der of years on the farm now owned
by w. E. Vaughn. She is survivec
by her husband, one daughter, Mrs
Alma Abbot, Of Midland, and on'
brother A. J. Lockwood Of this place
Horatio ]. Chidsey died at hi'
home in Brunswick, on March IS
1914, aged 80 years, 8 months and q
days. He will be greatly missed by
his many friends and neighbors. He
was always kind, helping those in
need or in trouble with no thought Of
recompense; always cheerful, remain
ing young in heart although old in
years.
Edwin H. Strong, formerly Of
Brunswick, died at Cotton, o., Mar.
20, 1914, aged 76 years. He was a
soldier in the Civil war. He, with
three of his brothers responded to
their country's call ITO arms, and
they fought valiantly in many fierce
and bloody engagements,that orr
glorious Union might be preserved.
The brothers all lived to return home
after the close Of the war, excepting
Abner, the younger brother.
Mary Elizabeth Buckingham was
born in Brunswick, o., Mar. 8, 1846.
While in her childhood the family
moved to Weymouth, where her home
was for many years. She was united
in marriage to j. H. Hart on Dec. %,
1880. Her death occurred at the fam
lily home, 247 E. Smith Road, April 6,
1914, suddenly and Unexpectedly. Her
quiet and gentle Christian character
endeared her to all who knew her, and
her sudden death was a great shock
to her friends and relatives.
Able D. Myers was born in Hanov-
erton, Columbiana Co., o., August
81, 1S43. When he was about 9 years
Of age the family moved to Delta,
Mich. When II years Of age he en-
listed as a soldier in the Civil war for
three years and later re-enlisted to
serve until the close of the war. He
was a member of Co. D., 14th. Mich.
Infantry. He took part in many bat
Ties, among them being Missionary
Ridge, Stone River, and Lookout Mt.
He marched with Sherman to the
sea and took part in the grand review
IF the Union troops at the close of
the war. He belonged to the Grand
Army Lodge. He received wounds in
battle from which he suffered. When
about "a years Of age, he married
Hattie. Scott of Bedford, o. Four
children came to bless this union. His
wife died in 1892. Mr.. Myers had
ived the past 13 years with his
laughter Maude in Brunswick, o., but |
vent to live with his eldest son in
Michigan about three months before |
his death which occurred April 2, 1914
he died trusting in his Savior. |
Mrs. Rhoda Ward Noyes was born
n Brunswick, o., June l, 1926. Her
PARENTS were Jacob and Lucinda Rob-
nson Ward, who were early pioneers,
oming from Massachusetts, in 1918.
She was married to A. M. Noyes June
g, 1849. For so years she and her
husband lived in Cleveland. After the
cath Of her husband she went to Cal
fornia, living a part Of the time with
er sister, the late Mrs. Edith Gay
,rd. Mrs. Noyes passed away at the
ONE of her brother, James P. Ward
n Paradise Valley, April 16, 1914, at
he advanced age of 81 years, 10
lonths and 16 days. She became a
lember Of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch when a child and for rs years
as an active worker. She exempli-
ed the Christ life, and she has left
n influence that will bless the world
'r time and eternity.
Mrs. Clara B. Hawkins died in st.
uke's Hospital, Chicago, ILL.,, on April
J, 1914, in her 81 year. She was the
ife of DR.. George E. Hawkins, 7105
Idge Boulevard, and mother of Ray 4
:. Hawkins, and sister of Mrs. Neal i
Aikman Of Granger, o., Mrs. Haw- v
MS was the daughter of James D. e