The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-29

where he will work during the winter.
Silas Ashdown is working for Will
Gibbs, and Emory Colman and Johnnie
Steinle for Will. Strong.
Mahlon Walker Of Medina is staying
with Walter Coleman and they are
hunting and trapping each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maloney Of Wooster
came up Saturday evening to attend
the oyster supper for the Red Cross
and stayed over night at H. H. Hitch
cocks. He is the head man of our
gas company.
Our Odd Fellows and the band boys
intend going to Dover next Saturday
evening to visit their lodge.
Dennis Johnson with Harry Aylard
of Medina, were in Columbus last week
attending a telephone convention.
Mr.. Rupert of Cleveland visited at
Pete Kelley's last week. The last
he heard from his oldest son, Edward
Rupert, he was on his way across to
somewhere in France" Edward left
F. H. Gibbs to enlist at Berea.
We are so sorry our item was mixed
last week. It was not the death of
Willis and May Lee Lindley, but of
their little four-day old baby girl,
Florence Harriet. Friends around
here knew the difference, but at a
distance they would not. 1t was
buried in Cleveland last Wednesday.
Our next lecture will be Dec. 7, The
Hawkeye Glee club quartet.
Alvin Gibbs, Ethie Wyman, Walter
Rohde. Wayne Cadmium and Verne
Miner took the examination in Medina
last Saturday for rural route carrier
Miss Helen Beutel has bought her a
home in Lakewood and has taken pos
session for the winter.
E. c. Miner, wife and daughter Hell
en-, Mrs. George Coleman, son Walter
and daughter Dorothy, attended the
funeral of Loren Miner in Medina on
Monday afternoon. He was born at
Miners Corners, GA years ago and in
November 1875, he was married here
in Brunswick to Ettie Bogue, who
lived on the farm now owned by Will
Gibbs. They lived there for num-
ber of years and also here at the cen
ter, where his brother, E. c. Miner,
lives. Later they moved to Roots
town, o.. where he was postmaster
and storekeeper for years. About seven
years ago he moved back to Medina
and also bought the old Miner farm.
He died Nov. %, of heart failure, leav-
ing a wife and three daughters, Mrs.
Alta Harding of Howe, Ind, Mrs.
Grace O'Brian of Hammond, Ind, and
Miss Isodene Miner of Medina; one
brother, E. C. Miner, and one sister,
Mrs. Jennie Coleman.
Mrs. George Pitkin is having a spell
of pleurisy.
Mrs. Estelle Charlton of Cleveland
is here helping care for her mother,
Mrs. Lucien Chidsey, who is having
trouble with her heart.
Mrs. Dennis Johnson and Mrs. Nor :
ris Perkins attended the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Amelia Heacox, which
was held last Saturday afternoon at
Mt. Pleasant U. B. church. Her life
had been spent mostly here in Bruns-
wick.
About S25 was cleared from the oys-
ter supper for the Red Cross Satur-
day evening, for which we thank the
people of Brunswick. Also five new
members were added.
Mrs. Gala Vaughn entertained her
Sunday school class last Saturday af-
ternoon. They elected officers. made !
seven scrap books for the Orphanage
Home, and are going to Cleveland soon
to buy a rug and chairs for their Sun
dav school room in the Disciple church
Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey visited
with relatives in Pierpon+ n lastweek
Joe Gavlock was married last Thurs
day to Clara Mier, at her home, on the
west state road. They will make
their home at West Park. as Joe is
conductor on the street car line.
Will Hemmeter and four other men
of Medina had narrow escape last
Thursday night, when his auto got
the better of him and went into ditch
near Will Gibbs. No one was SER
iously hurt, but the car was badly dam
aged.
F. H. Gibbs and A. F. Root, with