The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-26
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

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will Harding Of Bowling Green
came out last Saturday to visit rela-
tives and on Monday returned home
with Orville Allen and wife, who have
been here for some time.
BENJAMIN and Leinseder have giver
up their grocery routes, but will con-
tinue the meat routes until bad roads
Mrs. Martha Barton and daughter
Sada leave this week for Warren, D.
TO spend the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Ruby Hendricks.
Granger high school boys came over
here Monday afternoon and played
ball with our boys, and got beat, 5 to Z
Mrs. George Coleman is in Akron
this week visiting her aunt, Mrs
Outlet,
Grant Chidsey, Grant Tillotson,
Harry Vaughn, Theo. Chapman and
wife are in Columbus this week attend
ing the National Dairy show.
Frank Case dug 286 bushels OF po-
tatoes Monday off of about one quar-
ter of his ten-acre lot of potatoes:
Good start, but Tuesdays rain stopped
Caroline Oehlhoff got her shoulder
hurt while playing at school.
Henry Osterhouse wife and daughter
Katherine were out from Cleveland
Sunday.
Lillian Pratt is attending Baldwin
Wallace college in Berea.
From letter received from Mrs: Il.
e. Rice she reached her daughter, Mrs.
Rohde Burns, in Jetmon, Kas., al
right, and will stay there until the 29th
when she goes to Ell Paso, Texas, Tor
the rest of the winter. Il
Carl Earl and wife of Medina spent
Sunday at o. A. Rideker's.
Red Cross meeting Oct. 30.
The Y. M C. A. are reorganizing
again and will meet each Wednesday
evening in town hall. i
Grant Tillotson was in Cleveland
to see Mrs. Mary Morton,
who is able to sit up couple OF hours
each day. II
Rev. Ross, Mr.. Plank and Lewis
Randall of Medina gave good instruc-
tive talks here last Saturday evening.
More of the citizens ought to have
been present. :. Il
Mrs. D. Sprague is in Medina at
her daughters, Mrs. Frank Clements:
Mrs. Alex Gibbs spent number OF
DAYS in Cleveland at her daughters,
Mrs. Alden's.
Oscar Ulm, whose home is in Mime
sofa who is a student at Baldwin Wal
lace, spent Sunday here with Earl
Gibbs.
Grangers, take notice! Our next
will be Tuesday evening, oct.
80. instead Of Nov. 6, as that will be
election night. Come and hear re-
norts of our three Grangers who at
tended the National Dairy show this
week.
Some of us are burning gas now.
Others are ready and more gettlng
ready. 1t is quite boon to us TINS
winter with the scarcity OF coal. [,
Mrs. Amy Jones Saunders has
taken rooms in Chillicothe for the win
Ter. so as to be near her husband.
ida and Alean Thompson OF Kltt-
man spent Saturday and Sunday with
Helen Miner. On Sunday Ellis Knepp
and Carroll Wright came out and re-
urned with the girls.
Mrs. ]. H. Moxley and sister LlDDle
Gates of Clinton, are spending the
week at Roe Moxley's.
Helen Miner and Mildred lndoe gave
!, shower last Saturday afternoon. at
he formers home, for Mrs, Dorothea
Damon Gunkleman. About forty were
present and she received some very
,retty and useful presents.
Charlie Brooks, who has lived most
If his life in and around Brunswick,
rot hurt on a street car track Sunday
1ear Chippewa Lake, and was taken TO
, hospital in Cleveland, where ne dled.
His body was brought here and the
burial was Wednesday at BENEFITS
Corners, beside his father. He was
,yer 10 years of age and Of late years
mad become so deaf it was hard 10
carry on conversation with him. he
was living at the county infirmary. he
never married. He leaves three hall
sisters, Mrs. Clara Smith Of Cleve-
land, Mrs. Nellie Ring and Mrs. Ida
Williams of Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marino, daughter and
two sons of Berea spent Sunday here
with their daughter, Mrs. Willis
Extracts from letter written by
Eugene Cervenka, former Brunswick
BOY, but who is now at Camp Sher-
Ian, Ala, says he was quite sick for
/ few days from incubation for ty-
ohoid. He, with his brother Bob and
Jeo RowIey, Earl Atkins, Carl Ritchie
md Ed Meyer, spent one afternoon In
Leonard Clements tent, talking over
I'D Brunswick school days. He said it
made them homesick.
There was little excitement at Eli
oeck's Wednesday morning, when fire
vas discovered, having caught from
lround the stove pipe, in the same
,lace his other fire was. They soon
lad this out without so much damage.
HINCKLEY