The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

will keep her mother with her ana
grandmother Bennett goes to live with
her son, Hal Bennett, in Indiana.
Our high school base ball team went
TO Hinckley last Friday afternoon and
played, winning Is to B.
Mrs. May Alden and children OF
Cleveland spent Sunday at her noun
er's, Mrs. Alex Gibbs. Y
Mrs. Charles Gibbs is in Elyria Wis
ting with her father and sisters.
HAYDEN Morton is working for How
ard Hitchcock
Mrs. Hogue moved into her new
home, the Hadlock bungalow.
Mvrtle Evans of Berea spent her
week of vacation here at Cuba HaW-
kin's.
Dennis johnson bruised his shin
while cranking his auto, which made
him quite lame for few days.
Charlie Leinseder works in the
store with his arm in a sling.
r. C. Miner and wife and Helen,
Handy and Franklin Ridiker, drove to
Akron Sunday, and Mrs. Miner re-
NAMED to attend the funeral on Mon
day of her aunt, Mrs. Austin Foltz.
Clara Moxley has been having the
Dutch measles.
A number Of our Grangers attended
the Pomona grange at Poe last sat
urday.
Mrs. E. E. Rice is in Lafayette, vis-
ting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Amanda
Boise.
Mrs. Nora Graf entertained the
Larkin club last week Wednesday In
her new home.
The high school boys put up flag
on the high school Tuesday.
FLOYD Craddock and family Of Lor-
ain visited here this week at his moth
er's, Mrs. L. w. Pritchard's.
DIR. Wood went to German Hospi-
tai. Cleveland, Monday with Stephen
King, Sr., where on Tuesday the lat
ter was operated upon for hernia.
DR.. Wood bought a new Ford and
sold his other one to E. G. Miner and
viii Stephenson, who are. gettlng
ready to build a garage on the north
side of the shop.
Mrs. Clara Stone, .who has been
stayinp at Wesley Waite's, returned
to her home in York last Sunday.
II. C. Brooks, who lived up north,
moved his goods, which were stored at
Lester Vaughns, to Wicklitfe, y, 70
work on farm.
Mrs Eunice yelling Garman died
at her home in Akron last week. she
was born on the old yelling place.
south of town, where Watson Carpen-
ter now lives.
Those who attended the funeral Oh
Mrs. Sarah Silk Tillotson, last Frday,
from out Of town, were: MRS. An, Ann
Sullivan, John Sullivan, Mrs. lilly
Hicks and Solan Knelahan Of Rocky
River: MAYNARD England and wife,
Clifford Beckley and wife and Mr.:
and Mrs. Carter of Lakewood, Mr.. and
Mrs. England of Medina, Dyer Mich
ols and wife and Emma Alber OF Rock
port, Lewis Barber of Berea and VIM.
barber of Strongsville.
John Henry Osterhouse has the
mumps and William Stebbins has been
having them.
Seeley Stebbins and wife, Albert
Root and wife and Miss Mary Sterns
were in Cleveland Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Gertrude Preston
Monnt. Mrs. Monnt, was the daugn-
ter of DR.. Preston, who was here De-
fore DR.. Hawkins, and she was born
where George Pitkin now lives, ana
was the originator of the Brunswick
reunion day, also fts secretary Tor a
great many years.
Henry Silk wishes to thank the
neighbors and friends, the singers, =.
w. Damon and Mrs. lla Waite, and
Rev. Gay for his comforting words In
the illness, death and burial OF his
mother, Mrs. 1illotson,
Mrs. Cover of Medina, who came TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Forrest lib
bits, has been very sick with; rheuma-
tism. DR.. Gleason is attending her'
A card shower was sent to Elbridge
and Edna Gibbs last Saturday, as 1t
was the birthday anniversary OF Doth'
Walter Hadlock saw an areoplane
pass over Brunswick Sunday evening !
Josephine, daughter of Emanuel and
! Emeline Carnahan Derhammer, was
born in Montville, O., Dec. 4, 1858, and
died in Akron, March 30, 1917, aged
So wears. 3 months and rs days. She
was united in marriage to Austin T.
Foltz, September Il, 1878, in Akron
where they have lived ever since. Tt
This union was born eight children
two, Mable and Grace, preceding th'
mother to the better land, tnus ieav
inc a husband, six children and fotl
grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. En-
ma Borway Of Denver, Colo, hal
brother. John Johnson of Medina, an
A niece, Mrs. Grace Miner Of Bruins
wick. When fourteen years Of agt
she Joined the United Brethren cnurc
Al Congress, O., and later the Grac
Reformed church at Akron, and whe.
the Trinity Reformed church was bull
on North hill, she became 2 charte
member and remained faithful an
earnest worker. The funeral wa
held at her home and at the church Q
Monday afternoon, and the remain
placed in Glendale cemetery.
Sarah M. Potter was born, April |!
4, 1852. at Columbia, 0. When a littl
past 20. she married John Silk, wh
passed out Of life in 1881. To tn
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