The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-07-02
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i A baby boy George Earle was
born, June %, to Will Ludwig anc
jwife. .s1;i 3.5 ssa5 z 3.5 \ 4ls. " !.
4 Walter and Emory Coleman visited
jim Akron from Friday until Tuesday
end their cousin, Claud Miner, came
home with them for b visit.
4 About forty of the friends and neigh
bors came in last Thursday night to
spend the evening with Mrs. George
Coleman as a reminder Of her birth
day: Strawberries and cake were
served.
/ Mrs. Will Clement and son Harold
spent Monday at Wooster with. friends
/ from Cleveland
Mr.. Moxley will preach a patriotic
sermon next Sunday morning on the
Stainless Flag"
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronsinger and daugh-
ter Of Parma, Andy Binz, wife and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Huber Of Cleve-
land spent Tuesday at Lyman Child
sey's.
Mrs Elizabeth Jameson Of Risley
spent last week at her fathers, u.
Chidsey's.
| Mrs Frank Jameson Of Risley visit
ed over Sunday at her daughters, Mrs.
Nettie Fuller's.
DR.. M. Louise Davis Of Whittier,
Calf, is visiting her sister-in-law,
Mrs james Cadmium. She is on her
way to New York city.
Cliff and Perry Green and their
wives Of Hiram, spent Sunday at
Charles Gibbs.
Charles Gall brought the little pri-
mary school house and will move it to
his place.
Grange meeting at town hall Tues
day night, July 6. 1t is to be an open
meeting and all are invited to attend.
B. F. Hunts bulldog was run over
by an auto and killed.
Cube Hawkins and wife have moved
into the home they bought Of Mrs.
Oviatt's heirs.
About thirty Of the Odd Fellows
turned out last Sunday for their mem
orial Forest Myrick gave a fine adj
dress and Mrs. Myrick sang. They dec
GRATED 20 graves. Mrs. Harvey Myr-
ick sent up a clothes basket full of
bouquets. \.
Dennis johnson and M. N. Perkins
and families spent Sunday in Royal
ton at the O. Averill home. Fredia
johnson staid for weeks visit.
Mrs. Glenn Kingsbury entertained
the Ladies' Aid society Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Fred Lee has a new auto.
An injunction was served on our
school board, Monday night, as they
had decided to move the school house
at Brainard's Corner to the center
and the children would be hauled to
the center. The patrons Of the dis
trict object, as they will have eight
scholars to 60 to school there this fall
and wish to keep their own school.
Will Strong served ice cream and
cake to their berry pickers Tuesday,
as wind-up for the season.
DR.. Wood took Mrs. Bert Lockwood,
to the hospital Tuesday for an oper-.
alton for gall stones.
Donald Peterson Of Cleveland Isl
staying at his aunt's, Mrs. DR.. Woods
E. s. Williams and Harold Barber
are painting all the buildings on the
farm of Sam Tibbit's.
While riding his motor cycle Sun
day morning Mamie Lamphere was
run into by an auto and thrown into
the ditch, hurting his leg and damag-
ing the motor cycle.
Alice Best spent a few days last
week here with Helen Miner and on
Thursday night Irene Riddles Of Be-
rea came home with Ruth Miner and
they had porch party for the guests.
Loren Miner and wife Of Medina
called at E. G. Miners and D. F. Til
lotson's Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. H. Osterhouse was in Cleveland
Friday to take back her niece, Esther,
who has been here for couple Of
weeks. n