The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-10-18
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

1t is rather quiet around here. No
cases of Spanish flu yet, but as pre-
caution our schools are all closed for
the present and also church services
and all public gatherings prohibited.
Hollis Newton of Akron was here
Monday at his mothers, looking up
his birth record and a physicians
health report, as he has made appli-
cation to join company for govern
ment construction work in France.
Edna Brant has written to the Red
Cross society in New York to see if
they can get any trace of her brother,
Harry, as he sailed for France in
August and no word from him yet.
Our school teachers left last Sat
urday. Miss Ruth Banker went to
Buffalo to stay with a sister, Miss
Clark to her home in Medina, and
Miss Findley to her home in Litch-
field.
Miss Nina Cole of Medina spent the
weekend at j. F. Babcock's.
A large crowd gathered Tuesday at
E. ]. Cawrse's sale and things sold
pretty we'll.
Leland Mckee, wife and baby Fran
ces, of Cleveland, visited from Sat
urday evening until Monday morning
at Melvin Cases.
Frank Heacox has rented couple
of rooms in the upstairs OF Mrs. Alex
Gibbs house and fitted them up for
light housekeeping, where he will re-
side.
Charles Gibbs, wife and son Leon
ard attended Sunday school in Hlnck-
ley Sunday and visited at Mrs. Hattie
Gibbs.
F. H. Gibbs and family, A. F. Root
and wife and Carroll Damon and wife
attended the funeral on Wednesday OF
Louis Blakeslee in Strongsville.
Will Gall was home for few days
He will embark on ship for the
south and may visit Porto Rico and
South America before he returns. VIII
has gained over 20 pounds since ne
enlisted land is looking fine.
Grange meetings postponed Tor the
future.
The new foreign family on the Har-
bert place lost a son from death in a
hospital in Cleveland last Saturday.
The Odd Fellows homecoming has
been postponed until further notice.
Arvine KENYON went to Wellington
last week to see his sister, Mrs. Fran
els Morgan, who is in poor health:
G. E. Mapes has improved so tnat
he is able to walk out doors and MS
memory is coming back to nm grad
ually. -,
Helen Miner made a five-hour visit
at home Saturday afternoon from st.
Lukes hospital.
Mrs. Alice Miner is helping at house
work in a family near Sterling.
.Iohn Spector and family have NOV
ed from Cleveland into the Hitchcock
house that he recently bought:
Mrs. John Moxley returned to hef
home in Clinton last Friday evening,
tn find her two brothers and sister
there. Monday Roe Moxley and wife
went there to, visit them.
!. Esther Foff returned to Oberlin on
Monday and found the college closed,
so she came back here to stay with
her relatives. Her mother, Mrs. Min
ME Hoff, expects to start back to her
home in Washington, Mo-, this week,
tho she has received word that they
are having the Spanish flu and the
schools are all closed
Janneta Davis of Medina came home
with Helen Ridiker for the weekend.
Frank Brandow, wife and son of
Medina, spent the weekend at Jay
Livingston's.
The death notice of John A. Peck,
aged 64 years, was noticed in Cleve-
land paper. He lived north of Strongs-
Vile Years ago he lived here on the
Henry Bennett farm.
Also notice of the death of Frank
Cunningham in Cleveland recently. A
good many years ago he lived in a