The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-04-02
BRUNSWICK

Mrs. Eva Allan has been very sick
from a relapse Of the grippe.
Carl Atkins has been visiting here
at his fathers.
John Brasse had his sale Monday
and will move onto the A. Gibbs
farm. Leon Clement and family 60
onto the farm they bought near Ben
netts Corners.
Sometime ago Mrs. Charles Bentel
had a step ladder fall against her
temple. 1t did not seem to hurt her
much at the time, but last Saturday
night she had vomiting spells and
Sunday morning without any warning
she dropped dead. The place where
she was hit had mortified and caused
hemorrhage Of the brain. Her fun
eral was Wednesday. at the home and
burial here at the Brunswick ceme-
terry beside her husband and son. She
leaves one son, Ed, and daughter
Helen and two grandsons.
Harold Barber and Harold Burton
attended the Odd Fellows lodge in
Medina Monday night and were in the
team that initiated new member,
Dick Bolles of Berea is in poor
health from his throat trouble.
The Ladies' society Of the Church
Of Christ met Thursday with Mrs.
Walter Folly and enjoyed an egg din
ner.
About forty young folks gave Flor
ence, Edwin and Walter Cawrse sur
prise party last Saturday night.
C. w. Damon, wife and daughter
Dorthea, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Elyria with relatives.
Walter Foley owns Ford roadster
and also Dennis Johnson has one be-
sides his Buick.
A little daughter, Viva Ella, was
born March 28 to Ray and Ina Ferri-
man.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs and son Alvin
spent Sunday in Elyria.
Last Sunday was the thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary Of F. H. Gibbs and
| wife and they invited Alex Gibbs and
wife and Alice Kingsbury down for
dinner.
Tuesday was Mrs. Alex Gibbs birth
day and the following took dinner
with her and husband: Will Kingsbury
and wife of Medina, Mrs. Clara Gin
niger and baby of Lorain, Glenn Kings
bury and wife, Charles Gibbs and wife
and two sons, Mrs. E. E. Rice, Mrs.
Emeline Aylard and Mrs. Mable
James. Mrs. May Alden and two chill
dren came in the evening. 81
Rolla Overholt received word Of the
death of his mother near River Styx.
Mary Stearns will attend the funeral
on Thursday.
l, Mrs. Eva Leinseder has fitted up the
room under the store that has been
used for barber shop, for her millin-
cry shop.
Miles Johnson is having new floors
laid in the upstairs Of his house and
Mr.. Fletcher Of Elyria is doing the
work.
Freda johnson was taken sick with
pneumonia on Sunday and a nurse is
caring for her. Reginald Perkins was
also taken i'll Sunday evening but his
case did not develop as quickly and
the doctor checked It.
A little daughter was born March
% to Jerry Roster and wife in Cleve-
land.
Mrs. F. H. Gibbs and Mrs. Harry
Lincoln spent Wednesday in Cleveland
Almon Brandow and wife attended
the funeral Sunday Of their uncle,
Loren Frisbee, in Beebetown.
Easter exercises will be observed in
the M. E. church next Sunday morn
ing at the Church Of Christ. There
will Sc the sermon and Easter music.
Or. Carl Pitkin and Paul Owen and
families Of Cleveland spent Sunday
at G. E. Pitlin's.
| Glen Randall, wife and son, visited
over Sunday at J. Randall's.
Mrs. Minnie Pritchard Lord, q
former resident Of Brunswick, died at
her home in Wauseon, o., Monday a
l week ago.
! Supt. Edmund of Medina spoke to
the Y. M. G. A. boys here Wednesday
night
The district and primary schools
are getting ready to close in about
three weeks, but the high school has
still another month.
Mrs. Ernest Hodgeman Of Cleve-
land spent Saturday and Sunday here
at Ernest Wilkey,s.
The remains Of Mrs. Ed. yelling
Of Medina were brought here Tuesday
afternoon for burial, beside her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Viva Van Camp. It was
about thirty-four years ago that the
Wellings left here for Medina.
The Y. M. c. A. boys elected the
following officers last Wednesday
night: pres, Earl Gibbs; v. p, Leo
Root; sec'y, Alvin Gibbs and treas,
Richard Reuter-.
Carl Steck is boarding in Medina
and says he is having a fine time.
Edward Rupert drove an auto out
here Sunday from Cleveland to go
over to ]. Codmun's. When near VIII
Gibbs an axle broke. Monday another
auto came and towed it back.