The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-08-27

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mothers maiden name was Ruth Adel
la Martin. one Of the nine Martin sis
, ters, who with their parents, lived al
:. Brunswick Center. Rev. ]. w. Nal
colin preached the funeral sermon anC
Mrs. Mary Jones and Miss Rose Akers
sang. The remains were laid at rest
in Woodvale cemetery, Berea, o.
Mrs. Anna Popowsky Eicholl died
in hospital in Cleveland, Wednesday,
March "a, aged 20 years. Sad indeed,
for one so young, to be called from the
happy associations and joys Of this
earth.
Fred Reed was born at Lands End
England, July %, 1882. He died Mar.
rs, 1915, and was buried at Pine Cas-
tie, Fla. For many years he was a.
familiar figure in Brunswick. His age
was 83 years.
Mrs. Julia A. yelling passed from
this life at her home in Medina, Mar.
N, 1915, aged 83 years, 4 months and
5 days. She was born in Syracuse. N.
Y, Nov. %, 1881. She was married
to Edward M. yelling on Dec. IA, 1854
and they celebrated their Goth wedding
anniversary Dec, 1914. At one period
in their lives, Mr.. and Mrs. yelling
lived at Brunswick Center, he working
at his trade. A short funeral service
was held at the home, conducted by
Rev. 5. F. Dimmock Of the Baptist
church, Medina. Burial at Brunswick
beside the daughter, who died in Jan
uary. 1874.
Mrs. Charles Beutel died at her
home in Brunswick, Mar. 28, 1915,
aged 72 years. She was loved by ali
who knew her. A son, Ed. Beutel, and
a daughter, Miss Helen Beutel, are
left to mourn the departure of their
mother.
Over eighty years ago, a girl. aged
eleven, came to Ohio with her parents
from her birthplace in Amherst Mass.
Samuel Church, a devout and sturdy
early settler, of Puritan stock, was the
father of this girl. Her mother. who
lived to the age of SO years, was a |
poet by instinct. That the gifts of the
mother descended to the daughter is |
proven by the hundreds of examples
OF beautiful poetry from her pen. She
married Charles s. Francis. When
30 years of age. the name of Harriet
+. Francis was known by lovers Of |
verse in all parts of the United States.
Her gift was retained, as was her clear
vision of the beatuies surrounding life
here on the earth, until a few months |
before her death, which occurred at i
the home of her son, Henry S. Fran
els Of Cleveland, April 10, 1915. Mrs.
Francis was 92 years of age when her
summons came. In an interview she
gave when her 80th birthday was cele-
brated, at which time her productions
were still in demand she stated: az
feel that though / have reached the
sunset of life. its chills have not crept
Ger me and frozen the fountain that
has sent forth waters to bless my
life and give me happiness" One Of
the great blessings that she appreciat-
ed was the knowledge that her work
helped inspire and elevate others to
better thoughts. The funeral was held
from Eckert Brothers chapel, April
a, Rev. Gage, officiating. Interment
at Woodvale cemetery, Berea, o.
Esther Al. McDole, widow of Nathan
K. McDole, died May 2, 1916. aged 94
years and 8 months. Her maiden name /
was Esther A. Martin and her home
was in Brunswick, when she was veryl
young. AT the Root reunion, which,
vas held at Will Roots last August,
she was present, and it was a great
pleasure to converse with her. She
seemed as full of life as when in her
7outh, retaining all her faculties Of
mind and body to a remarkable degree.
The funeral services were held Nav 4.
It the residence Of her son. w. G. Me-
Dole, 1882 West Clifton boulevard. Ii
lakewood, o.
Aaron P Hinman died at Berea b.
saturday morning, May 20, aged D0
ears. He came to Brunswick IN Aug.
842, from Pearce's Hollow CT, with
is uncle, Aaron Pearce. He married ,