The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-12-27
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

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Wish the whole Sentinel force a
Merry Christmas. (Thanks, the same
to you.)
Ed Wilkins and wife expect to en-
tertain the following for Christmas:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn and baby, Mr.. and
Mrs. jackson and son of Cleveland,
Mrs. Dan Brant and Frank Brant and
family
The following boys We're mustered
out from S. A. T. c. at Hiram college
last Friday, and came home that
evening in their uniforms: Roy Betsi-
cover, Vernon Warner, John Garlock,
Earl and Alvin Gibbs, Howard Chap
man and Handy Miner. The latter
four will return for the college studies
next week.
A very sad case was the death of
Mrs. Ruth Ludwig of Medina. Ruth
was the third daughter Of John and
Nora Newton Brasse, and was born
on the farm, near Stop 66, in Nov,
1896 and always lived here in Bru1s-
wick township until her marriage to
Will Ludwig in 1914, after which they
lived at different places until last
spring, when they moved to Medina.
Nov. II she had baby girl born, and
in a few days she was taken with in
fluenza, pneumonia set in and caused
her death on Dec. 20, leaving besides
the baby, a little daughter and son,
and husband, father, mother, brother,
Earl, who is somewhere in France"
a sister, Mrs. Arthur Hammond Of
Liverpool and another sister, Mrs.
Ray Johnson,who has just gone to
Zypherhill, Fla, for the winter. The
funeral was held here Sunday at her
parents and she was laid to rest here
in our cemetery. Ruth was member
of the Baptist church at Beebetown
and when the corner stone was laid
for the new church, she was the one
to lay the Testament in it. She was
a kind-hearted, jolly young girl, and
will be missed in the family circle.
Mrs. Nettie Case and Royal Kellar
went to Medina last Saturday morn
ing and were married at the M. E.
parsonage by Rev. Bryenton. They
will live in the Cal Brant house on the
car line. We wish them long and
happy life.
Sergt. Verne Miner came home Fri
day, honorably discharged from Camp
Taylor, Ky.
Mrs. Parks is back home again af-
ter visiting at her sisters in Strongs-
vile.
Raymond Cowles, the young man
yUhn rod tn TH,,1n e6axk |
was killed in the last battle "over
there. Irma is still at West Salem
at her uncle's.
Mrs. M. J. Hawkins returned Sat-
urday night from visiting at Chippe-
wa Lake.
Will Wetherbee is home again af-
ter spending the summer in Tennessee.
Carl Rau, Clarence Rohde and Clark
Aylard were mustered out of the S.
A. 7. c. from Baldwin Wallace last
Friday and returned home.
Charles Leinseder and wife attended
the funeral Monday, Of his aunt, Mrs.
Leinseder, at Liverpool. Charles
mother and Mrs. Leinseder were sis
ters and they married brothers.
Mrs. Alta Wymany Mrs. Ethel 7
Hawkins and Mrs. Grace Miner were
on the sick list for a few days.
The two families Of Lee and For
rest Tibbitts were all sick the past
week with the flu, and on last We'd
nesday morning Mrs. Lee Tibbitts
gave birth to little baby girl, Nina
Marie. All are better now.
Adam Oehlhoff had truck loaded |
with cinders run over his foot, break
ing one Of the bones in his big toe.
He hobbies around now on crutches.
Esther Hoff is here among relatives
for her vacation from Oberlin college.
DR.. Wood and wife received a box
OF grape fruit from their daughters
IN California, for Christmas present,
and the box was open and six were
gone.