The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-30
BRUNSWICK

\ The boys of Brunswick desire to ex-
press their thanks 70 the merchants of
Medina county for their Iiberality in
donating the many fine prizes and es-
lpecially to Mr.. Brainard for the fine
silver cup and to Mr.. Janks for the
banner.
The following prizeG were given last
Wednesday evening to the winners of
the High school track meet:
Earl Gibbs, 1st prize, running nigh
4 jump, high school, hall tree; Earl
Gibbs, LIST prize, 1-2 mile run, an UNI
brella; Earl Gibbs, 1st prize, pole
vault, tie pin; Earl Gibbs, 1st prize,
standing broad jump, cuff buttons;
Earl Gibbs, End prize, 220-yard dash,
a knife; Reinhold Harbert. 1st prize,
22O-yard dash, sack of -four; Reinhold
Harbert, 1st prize, 100-yard dash, 2
ties; Reinhold Harbert, LIST prize, run
ming broad jump, military brushes;
Karl Rau, End prize, running high
jump, hold fast screw-driver; OF the
rural schools: Bennie King, End prize,
running high jump, knife; Clarence
4 Ritchie, End prize, 100-yard dash, ten
mis- slippers; Clarence Ritchie, End
prize, peanut race, knife; Mcrice Case,
list prize, standing broad jump, pock-
ct knife; John Steinle, End prize, 22O-
! yard dash, tie clasp; John Steinle, LIST
prize, peanut race, baseball mask; j.
Steinle, LIST prize, 100-yard dash, knife
ard John Steinle, End prize, standing
broad jump, belt.
The Relay Trophy, a silver cup, to
Brunswick high school; the team, E.
Gibbs, R. Harbert, r. Reuter-, Karl
Rau. Most points in meet, a banner
given by c. E. jerks.
Iva Bowman of Medina spent Tues
day at Mrs. Maud Evans.
Mrs. Anna Linley entertained hei
Sunday school class Of little ones al
her home last Friday.
Mrs. D. Sprague returned from AL
Sprague's in Lakewood Saturday anc
on Sunday Mrs. E. E. Rice went there
to visit for aSfew weeks.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs ard son Alvi1
: drove to Elyria Saturday and stayet
over Sunday at her sisters.
Grange meeting Aug. 8.
!. 0. E. Harrington and soas have ;
new Dodge auto.
: Verne Miner and Dwight Smitl
Letha Gibbs and Nettie Case spen
Sunday at Whips Ledge.
A Larkin club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John Randall.
One of our central girls, Hazel John
son, is entertaining the measles thi
week. LetAa Gibbs is her substitute
Helen Miner spent Wednesday an
Thursday in Cleveland at Jerry Kos
ter's.
4 Prof. w. A. Rhode has bought Ja
4 Livingston's Ford auto. They expec
y to move to Medina this week on Sout
Broadway.
\ A little son was born Aug. % t
Seeley Stebbins and wife.
Mrs. Phillip Cuff and daughter O
Youngstown and Mrs. Hier Of Lorai
are visiting their sister, Mrs. The
\ Tibbitts.
sMesdames E. Wyman, G. Hawkir
: and G. Wymsn autoed to Clevelan
4 Monday afternoon.
: Eugene Williams and Harold ,Barbe
4 are painting at Mr.. Calvert's near til
8 pumping station.
4 Ernest Wilkey was in Clevelan
Friday to see his father, who is ver
J poorly.
! Remember the Brunswick reunion p
mic for Aug. Ia at the Center.
4 Miss Hilda Wesebaum is spendir
the week<in Cleveland.
n E. O. Stammetz and wife spel
N Wednesday in Cleveland.
Brunswick defeated Bennetts Co
ners last Saturday, score 6 to S. Ba
teries -Bennetts Corners, Lesser al
Morton; Brunswick, Miner, Smit
Vaughn and King; Umpires, Stei
metz and Grillman. The Andrey
| Builders Supply team of Clevelal
will play at Brunswick July 81.
II Ralph Strong and wife came ba
from their wedding trip Saturday al
are at home to their friends at /
/ fathers.
Clair Benjamin and son and h
| mother of Ridgeville called at Glel
Benjamin's Sunday.
Anna Miner Of Akron is spendil
the week here with relatives.
Theo. Chapman bought new Sa
ton auto of F. N. Gibbs and traded
his old Buick.
F. H. Gibbs went to Sharon Sundl
and got their auto, which was la
up for repairs.