The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-08-30
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

A gathering of relatives ana 1r1endS
to the number of about thirty met at
]. Frank Babcock's Sunday for fare
well for Ashley Stearns, who has
made his home there since his mothers
death, and who left this week for
camp.
Henry Barton commenced making
cider Thursday at his mill.
James Crum, wife and son Walter
and Mr. and Mrs. Mantz drove to
State Fair at Columbus.
George Coleman and Harry Horton
with the Lester brothers drove to the
State Fair.
Mrs. Frank Case went to North
Eaton Wednesday evening, to her
sister, Mrs. Jake Shuster's, where on
Tuesday they attended a Grange pic
mic at Avon.
Prof. E. N. Drake and family are
moving from their summer home at
Benefits Corners into Charles Lem
seder's house north Of the center. Our
schools will commence on Sept. 9.
Grange meeting Tuesday evening,
Sept. 3. Three new candidates.
The pupils of Mrs. Bessie Montgom-
cry will give a piano recital in town
hall on Friday evening, Sept. 6, and
the proceeds are to be given to the
Red Cross. There ought to be good
attendance.
II. II. Hitchcock has sold his farm
of 88 acres with the house and barns
to John Spector and Mr.. Chaisety OF
Cleveland. As the deal also included
all personal property, they are living
in part of the house until Mr.. Hitch
cock decides on his future.
Cards have been received that Perry
Smith, Steve King and Earl French
have arrived safely "oversea."
James Hogue, Earl Brassee and
Clayton Saunders recently met In
France and had good old chat.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows picnic
this week Saturday. Come and have
good time.
Mrs. J. F. Kellar, Charles Leinseder
and wife and Ed Bauer and wife
drove to Mogadore Saturday and at
tended family reunion.
Mrs. Mary J. Forbes of Cleveland
has been visiting at Albert Roots and
Miss Edith Lanes.
Mrs. Ella Campbell of Chatham
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Alice Miner.
Harvey Miller has been at Corfu, N.
Y, the past week, visiting at the home
of Lyman Bartlett. :,
Alex Morton, 81, died last week
Wednesday after few days sickness,
He had always lived near here and
was we'll known. He leaves a wife
and five sons, Hayden, Harrison, Cor
win, Reuben and Irwin.
Mrs. Floyd Craddock and two sons
of Lorain spent Sunday with Mrs
Lyman Pritchard.
Mrs. Carrie Bradley has returned
here to her sister, Mrs. Louisa Ian.
phere's. 1t was found that she hae
torn the ligaments in her back Wher
she was pushed down in crowd II
a Cleveland store. :.
| Mrs. E. E. Rice went to Medina
Hast Friday morning to stay aEAh hel
brother, Elliot McDougall, Who wal
very sick for few days, and his wife
had not returned from her visit To
their daughters.
Mrs. Celia Evans of Cleveland is
| visiting at the home of 0. A. Rldlker
With two meetings Of the Red Cross
last week and meeting on Tuesday
at Beebetown, our quota of fourteen
shirts was finished. The socks and
sweaters are coming in each day.
Mrs. Walter Tibbitts recently went
| to Cleveland and had an X-ray treat
| ment, but nothing organically wrong
was discovered. The doctor said he1
ailment was due to a nervous disorder
Mrs. Lester Vaughn entertained
some schoolmates last Friday after
noon in honor of an old schoolmate
! Mrs. Mary Blood Haff of sConneaut.
Mrs. James Bolton of Berea is visit
| ing at Lester Vaughn's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schoup and
Mrs. James Green and daughter Leila
| of Adrian, Mich. motored down here
to visit with their cousins, Edith and
Carl Wyman. Mrs. Ella Wilbur OF
| Benefits Corners spent Tuesday here
with them.
Alsnson Wilcox will preach al
Church of Christ next Sunday. In the
evening will oe his chart sermon or
"Prophecies of the Cause of this War
Mrs. Rose Johnson Of Berea visitee
here last week at her brother, Viii
Vaughn's.
| A farewell was given Urban Sher
man at his home last Friday evening
as he left this week for camp.
Miss Stella Bills of Elyria, a for
mer high school teacher. was here las
week visiting at A. F. Roots and Car
roll Damon's.
A large crowd gathered last Satur
day evening al the M. p. basemen
for the farewell for the following boy
who left this week for camp: Urbal
Sherman. Ashley Sterns, Wallace Tib