The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-09
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Orrvil Allan and wife of Bowling
Green only stayed there few days
when they, went back and are now
here with relatives looking for a
place to buy.
Mrs. Mabel James and Mrs. Grace
Miner have been canvassing the town
ship for signers to the pledge card fol-
u. S. food administration and up to
date, Tuesday evening, had 1923 sig
ners.
George Coleman, wife and daughter
Dorothy and Ola Miner spent Sunday
in Akron at Mrs. Agnes Miners.
Frank Case received word Monday
Of the death of his nephew by mar
riage, Frank Mum of Strongsville. He
was working in Michigan and with sew
eral others were in an auto truck re-
turning from work Saturday evening
and stopped on a double track to let
one car go by. when another came on
the other track and hit them, killing
Mr.. Mum.
The Red Cross will meet next Tuess
day for all day with Mrs. Dennis John
son and each bring their lunch. We
have about 100 members at $1.00 each
and $50 Of that is the apportionment
of our material. We have used up
that amount and unless we get more
members or raise money some other
way we are at the end of our string
in doing our part in the great cause.
Those who have not joined, won't you
do so at once, as we do not want to be
called "slackers" here in Brunswick.
Our high school is rather small in
attendance on good days, as so many
are out picking up potatoes, but Prof.
Drake says it is for good cause and
he will deal justly with the scholars.
Many a bushel was dug and picked up
here last Sunday. 1t is very difficult
to use a digger, so the slow process Of
forking by hand has to be used.
VIM. Vaughn and wife spent last
Sunday in Berea at Mr.. Johnson's.
Will Wesebaum and wife are to
move to Cleveland this week.
Prof. E. Drake, wife and daughter
Velda, were at Chagrin Falls Sunday
at their sons to see the granddaugh-
ter, who is now two months old.
Perry Smith came home from Ak
ron Tuesday morning for a couple of
days to help his grandfather Wing get
out his potatoes.
Private James Hogue. Co. L, Regi-
ment No. 329, at Chillicothe, was
home Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother and sisters.
The Odd Fellows had an oyster sup
per Tuesday evening and took in cleo
ton returns. ..
Orlo Kenyon has been staying here
with friends for few days.
On account of lack of fuel the M.
E. church people did not have services
Sunday evening, but if things are more
favorable next Sunday evening there
will be held the stereoptican service on
"Sixty Famous Plays Of America"
Will Barry and Mrs. Dick Bolles of
Berea spent Sunday at Will Strong's.
William Stebbins was very sick
boy last week, but is on the gain now.
Miss Frow is the nurse, the one who
was at H. Hitchcock's so long.
John Locke, aged 78, died at Colum-
bia, last Friday night and the body
was brought here on Sunday after
noon for burial beside his first wife
and little son Willie, who died here in
1872, the wife dying in 1880. The
house they lived in burned down and
was north of John Aylard's.
Mrs. Charles Hier Of Lorain spent
a few days here with her sister, Mrs
Thed. Tebbitts.
The primary schools. had a Hallow-
cen party at the school house last Fri
day afternoon.
Harry Lincoln, wife and baby June
leave this week for Boston. Mass, to
visit with his mother until after
Thanksgiving.