The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-09-04
BRUNSWICK


cident.
Mrs. Frank Babcock entertained
the M. E. ladies' society on Wednes-
day and Mrs. E. E. Rise and Mrs.
Ethel Hawkins the Disciple ladies'
society on Thursday.
Mrs. George Coleman is visiting
relatives in Detroit this week.
Charles Damon's sister from Elyria
has been visiting here the past week.
Our teachers are attending the
teachers institute in Medina this
week.
Verne Miller went down to Seneca
vile to stay over Sunday at Rev.
Gray's, and Letha Gibbs came back
with him.
We overlooked mentioning the birth
Of baby boy couple weeks ago to
Bert and Bernice Kellar.
Helen Miner spent the past week in
Elyria visiting Mrs. Florence Rowley
O'Brien. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien drove out here and stopped at
E. G. Miners and Ralph Doubles.
George Osterhouse and family of
Kamm's spent Sunday here at his
brothers.
George Pitkin and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Cleveland and
Dan Freese and wife kept house for
them.
Reginald Perkins was very sick
boy over Sunday from eating some
thing that poisoned him.
Rev. Peoples and wife spent a few
days in New Comerstown, but on ac-
count of the sickness Of Mrs. Peoples
they had to come home Monday.
A first school reunion will be held
at Strong's Corners this Saturday
They hope to make it a permanent
affair
| Eugene Williams spent Sunday in
Cleveland with his sister.
| The rains we are having are doing
the farmer good, but it is stopping
the work on our brick road, and the
roads are not the best to have to e
around on the Tibbetts road with 6
load.
| Nearly two hundred attended thu
| S. S. picnic last Thursday at Ben
nets Gulf and all seemed to enjoy it
Sports were indulged in and three
prizes awarded the lucky ones.
The foundry part of Dunham's a
Berea, where Ruth Miner works wa
burned down last week and they los
about 512 patterns that were in tn
noulds.
Over fifty attended the Thompson
reunion at F. F. Thompson's last Sat
urday. Next year they will meet a
Ed Thompson's atLiverpool.
Burglars entered Perkins g. Dide
ker store and post Office Tuesda,
night. They took the pennies an
nickles out Of the store register bu
nothing seemed to be molested in tn
post Office. They broke a glass i
the front door and got in. Hayde
Morton was in the store in the even
ing to take load to Cleveland an
the other store men went in too, S
it is thought the burglars must hav
been scared out. An auto track
beside of the store and tracks fror
it to the store door were traced.
Mrs. E. E. Waite of 432 w. 62n
) street Los Angeles, formerly 0
Brunswick entertained at luncheon
Wednesday, Aug. 26. Pink and crear
Maman Cochet roses formed hand
some ,centerpiece for the pretty, thre
course luncheon. Covers were laid 70
ten. Out of town guests were Mrs
McIntire formerly Miss Marth
Cowles of Brunswick) of Yuma, Ariz
and Miss Blanche Hogue of Barslov
Calf. Among the other guests wer
Mrs. D. D. Asher and Mrs. job
Richie of w. 18th street and Mrs
Fred Usher of w. 61st stree
Los Angeles. Mrs. Ritchie and Mr.
Waite entertained with solos, whic
with "reminiscences of Brunswick day
and the arrival of the Medina paper
made the afternoon pass pleasant
and all too quickly. All voted Mr.
Waite an ideal hostess.
All Brunswick schools begin Tues
day, Sept. 8. The teachers for til
e coming year are: High school
$ Lucius A. Ward, B. S; principal, Ha
riett Simmons, Ph. B.; w. G. Rhod
J, B. s; Supt. District Mol, primar
4 Minnie G. Ingersoll; No. /, Gramma
n Rex G. Bartlett; No. 2, Edna L, Wo
\ den; No.3, Closed; No. 4, Bertha
Tibbitts; No. 5, Lloyd E. Ganyar
No. 6, Edith M. Aylard; No. Z, Vel
n J. Chidsey; No. 5, Lucille G. Mile
: No. 8, Margie A. Ridiker. A speci
J feature Of our high school work tn