The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-08-17
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK


BRUNSWICK
Saturday, AUG. ii, was an ideal
reunion day for Brunswick. The town
DeoUle came in for the afternoon, but
Tor the morning session quite g num-
ber had gathered from a distance,
Many faces were missed from the
gathering, either by death, or not
wanting to be present on account OF
y the absent ones. The same officers
were reelected: Eli Peck, pres; Grant
Tillotson. v. p, Mrs. May Damon,
sec. and treas. and Mrs. E. c. Miner,
historian, in place Of Mrs. D. r. I'll
tlotson. In the afternoon. between
selections by the band, Rev. Thistle
and Mrs. Sarah Eddy each gave a
speech. J. Franklin lsham, who was
with us a year ago and sang many
of his selections, was missed very
Much. and later we read that he died
Sunday in Kansas City, where ne had
gone for relief for stomach trouble: he
was such fine tenor singer and as
he married Alice Bennett Of this
nlace. and they spent so many sum-
,mers here and still own the farm
where BENEFITS Gulch is, we claimed
him as one of our people. His re-
mains were brot here for burial We'd
nesday afternoon.
Others from a distance who were
present were Rev. Thistle wife and
daughter Helen, who was recently
married to Mr.. Newcomer. Mr.. Fhis-
ties son, Lewis, who served in the
navy, reenlisted again last week. DR.:
]. E. Phelps and two daughters OF
Chagrin Falls, Floyd Craddock and
son of Lorain, Mrs. AIDA Benjamin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fitls of Ridgeville,
Jay Walker, wife and two children OF
Mt. Vernon, Harry Root of Albion,
ALI. Fieldhouse and wife of Granger,
Ed Wood and family, H. v. Garrett
and wife and Ada Perry, Mrs. Nettie
Stranahan, Mrs. Mary Forbes, Frank
Hawkins and wife, George Aylard and
wife, Mrs. Fred Stowe, Mrs. Morton,
Mr.. Nelson and family, all of Cleve-
land; DR.. Poole and wife, Mrs. M. J..
Hawkins, Albert Evans, Mrs. Dick
Bollis, Will Barry of Berea; Mrs. Nina
Walker, Mrs. Sarah Eddy, Mrs. Mary
Reed, Mrs. Edna Perkins and many
others from Medina.
Word has been received from Orville
Allen Of Bowling Green, that he is i'm
proving in health now and hopes to be
able to come here on visit before
long.
Orville James and wife of Wood
county spent Sunday here at his
fathers, G. V. James.
Mrs. Pope of Columbia visited her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Brant, last
week, and attended the reunion Sat
urday.
Mrs. Byron Babcock and daughter,
Constance of Cleveland, spent the
weekend at j. f. Babcock's.
Harlan Garrett and wife Of Cleve-
e their yearly visit at George
y.Rv ats,xday ans Sundaysl At
hhN ,.saseen forty-eights. At
they haze come out here eac TO
the Clark home. M
Mrs. Wayne Cadnum and niece,
Freda johnson are visiting in Cleve-
land at Cliff. Hadlock's.
The Misses Sharrf of Cleveland
spent last week at Will Fordham's.
Mrs. Charles Longabaugh of Cleve-
land visited ner friend, Mrs. James
Fordham last week.
Seymour Knox of Cleveland spent
the weekend here at his sisters, Mrs.
Will Ferriman's.
Mr.. J. F. Gekler entertained a
house party Sunday of his sister, Mrs.
Starr and nieees and nephews and
their families from Cleveland, also a
man and wife from Sanford, Fla,
who he met while south last winter.
Mrs. May Alden and son John of
Cleveland spent Saturday here. Mrs.
Alden's daughter, Marcella, recently
went thru an operation for the re-
moval Of tonsils and adenoids.
Ed Wood and family staid over Sun
day at Charles Gibbs.
r. Fritz has new Ford.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows pic
mic Aug. Is, in Hogue's woods. They
have good program prepared.
j. F. Keller, Charles Leinseder and
George Hadlock ard wives attended
the Wise reunion held Wednesday in
Elyria, on the fair grounds.
Mrs. Alice Miner has sold her house
and lot at the center to Hayden Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunham and two
children of Elsie. Mich, and Mr.. San
derson and family of Strongsville
spent Tuesday at Hayden Morton's
Mrs. Edith Rowlee and son Pau
spent the weekend at Niagara Falls
The Root reunion is to be held this
Saturday at Harry Roots, near All.
bian hill.
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