The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-01-29
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A man in the interest of St Luke's
| hospital spoke at the M. E. church on
last Sunday; he also went to Hinckley
with Rev. Peoples.
An old folks old-fashioned dance is
billed for the town hall this Friday
night.
Mrs. Haas of Cleveland has been Wis
iting at F. F. Thompson's'
George Allan of Columbia spent
Saturday night and Sunday at VIM.
Vaughn's, to see his father, H. Allan,
who has been quite poorly.
Mrs. Ann King Tompkins is visit
ing at Lester Vaughn's. 1t had been
fifty years last summer since she had
been in Brunswick. Her mother was
sister to John Harris, whose daugh-
ter was ]. Woodward's first wife. Mrs.
Tompkins, while a girl here, lived in
three different houses, which are all
gone now. One was across from G..
E. Pitkin, one near G. Calls and one
was west of Miles Johnson's barn. j.
F. Babcock's house is the only one
which looks natural to her.
Lula Clement is convaiescing here
at her fathers, DR.. Woods, from a
recent operation performed in Cleve-
land.
An 8X4 foot flag belonging to Alex
Gibbs has been taken from the town
hall. Anyone knowing of it please
return to him.
John Brasse received a telegram
last Thursday from Cora Drake in
Durand, Mich, saying that Philo
Drake was very low.
Glen Benjamin was at Ridgeyille
last Saturday at his mothers and he
found his grandmother Bennett in
very good health for one of her age.
Miss Mable Brasse was married last
Saturday evening by Rev. Peoples, to
Arthur Hammond of Liverpool. Those
present were her parents, brother and
twin sister and grandmother Newton.
They will go to housekeeping at Liv-
erpool
Charlie Hunts entertained sleigh
load last Friday night and a load
were entertained at Ed. Sorp .Satur-
day night. A load Of young folks
spent Friday night at Erma Harbert's
The Grange will meet in town hall
Tuesday, Feb. 2.
Walter Foley and wife visited a
number of days in Cleveland.
Mrs. w. B. Hogue was in Cleveland
last week to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Fritz, who with her husband are
looking after the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Colt, while the latter are visiting in
California.
Christina Dannley of Medina taught
school Tuesday afternoon for Minnie
Ingersoll, while she attended Mrs.
Stern's funeral.
Mrs. Miles Johnson and daughter
Hazel were in Cleveland Sunday to
see the new granddaughter at Cliff |
Hadlock's.
Harry Lincoln has been hired by |
the school board to over see the man.
Iai training -C,,1ss m the high school,
Our high school scholars visiLeG The |
Strongsville school last Thursday and
Miss Worden went to Medina Friday
afternoon.
We noticed in the Berea paper of
the death of John Wesley Cooper,
aged 83 at West View. He and his
wife used to visit here at Frank Row.
ey's and many were acquainted with
them.
Last Saturday morning about II
o'clock Mrs. Blanch V. Babcock Stern
Of Cleveland came down stairs into
the part of her house occupied by
renters and from her actions it was
discovered that she was i'll. She was
removed to the st. Clair hospital in
where it was found she had
suffered a stroke of apoplexy. She
lived but few hours. Her bodywas
brought here to her brothers, ]. F..
Babcock's, and the funeral was Tues
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Beechley, N. E. pastor who left here
Twelve years ago. He was assisted
)y Rev. Peoples. Blanch V, was the
laughter Of Simon and Baria Bah
cock and was born at Coldwater, Mich.
July II, 1864, and died Jan. %, 1915.
When four years of age she came with
her parents to Brunswick, where she
has since resided until about ten years
go she moved to Cleveland. May 1,
1887, she was married to James Sterns
who died March 80, 1890. By this
lnion there was born one son, who
ives to mourn a good mother. She
oined the M. E. church here in 1885,
lnder Rev. Sanford. She has been
| great sufferer of late yars, as she
lad undergone some seven or eight
operations.
Ten inch ice was put up at the cream
;ry ice house Tuesday.
At the cemetery association meet
ng Tuesday evening, the following Of
icers were elected: Pres, M. john
on; V. P, ]. F. Geckler; rec. Sec,
1rs. Mable James; cor. sec., Mrs.
trace Miner; treas, Mrs. Alice Gibbs;
ew trustee, Walter Harrington.
The Centennial association, with Eli
eek, pres, and Mrs. Mary Damon,
will hold the annual picnic
Jug. 1914, and committees are to be
ppointed to cover all necessary de- 8
ails.
In behalf of the Home Lodge the !
eartfelt sympathy is extended to Bro. {
F. Geckler in the death Of his wife, !
Tho was a helpmate in the cause, as !
yas always willing to do her part t
yhen called on. 9
&c. MINER
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