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


]. F. Babcock and wife were in
! Cleveland Friday and Saturday morn
ing.
George Coleman, wife and daugh-
ter attended the Kemp Feist reunion
at Joe Harnesses at Erhart last
Sunday.
! Ada newton Of Warren is h. re Wis
iting at her relatives, the Chapmans,
Brasee and L. Pecks.
Mrs. Frank Case and children went
to Elyria for over Sunday to attend
her families reunion at her brothers,
Mr.. Urias'.
i Mrs. Frank Rowley Of Elyria spent
the past week at her daughters, Mrs.
Ralph Doubles and calling on old
friends.
Mrs. John Moody Of Akron spent
two hours Saturday afternoon with
her sister, Mrs. Forrest Myrick.
Charles Damon, wife and daughter
Dorthea, Carroll Damon and wife and
Ed. Holden, wife and baby go to Mil
lersbprg for the Damon reunion on
Thursday at Philip Damon's.
u A. Gardner, wife and daughter
spent Sunday in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot and two chill.
dren of Willoughby spent few days
here with Charles Gibbs.
Mrs. F. H. Gibbs is spending {
week in Cleveland and Mrs. Roe Mox
ley is keeping house for her.
The Odd Fellows expect the Ohm
stead Falls brothers over next Sat
urday night and all are requested t.
J be present.
: D. M. johnson and family went t.
Werren Wednesday in their auto.
Jake Kellar fell on his left hand
hurting the muscles and ligaments il
ms arm ana SnOulOer.
2 In a bad electrical storm last Fri
) day afternoon Steve Kings barn wa
struck by lightning and after tn
crowd got there the house was struc
and both buildings soon burned t
4 the ground. The contents Of tn
3 house were saved. It was sorrowfu
; outlook for family of ten childre
without a home. Neighbors too
3 them in for over night and on Monda
Mr.. King bougt the home next doc
: to Mrs. Edith Tebbitts and are livin
4 up stairs until she can move to Me
2 dina.
: The lightning followed a wire dow
I through Mr.. Corlett's house maxim
Z several holes, but did not burn it.
; James Fordham put pail unde
: an caves spout to catch som ewate
Z and the lightning came down the pip
: and knocked the pail afying.
! Mr.. Fordham made haste for tn
I houes.
III Saturday wa. a fine day for I'll
' Brunswick reunion, tho not as larg
crowd as some years they SCENE
. to have good social time. The e1
Z ercises were held in the town ha
and the historians paper may
! found in another part of this pape
Z Ell Peck was elected president ft
! another year. A martial music bar
! was present, consisting of two fife
2 three snares and one base drum. The
! gave some very stirring musi
! Among those from out Of town wer
Z Will Pitkin and daughter and Mr.
Z Lantsbury Of Elyria, Mrs. Euni'
! Bennett and daughter, Mrs. Lamol
. and Mrs. Fred Stour Of Clevelan
! Aaron Hinman Of Berea, Sidney Il
: gersol and family Of Granger and
! few from Medina. Next year is Il
I Tooth anniversary Of Brunswi'
Z township and we are looking forwal
/ to a celebration.
= Helen Miner and Mrs. Alice Min
! drove over to Windfall Wednesday
( IL. C. Thomas to see Mrs. Mary Thor
z as, who is staying there for fe
2 weeks.
! Herbert Peck fell from load
Z hay last week in Cleveland. His fe
. ere rushed, but he is now able
n walk on it again.
Mrs. Morris Perkins had to ha'
the d octor take a crochet hook o.
of her arm Tuesday afternoon whi'
u had got hooked under the tendon.
IA Different ones from here have be'
r attending the Chautauqua in Medil
he and speak very highly Of it.
y The Gibbs reunion will be held he
: next year at F. H. Gibbs. One hui
dred and ten attended the one at
ly Miller's.
"a WEST GUILFORD
"a = Mrs. Henry Miller has been visi
n m ing at Soly JohnsOn's for the pa
re two weeks.
Hugh Grafton Of Rittman W,