The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-02-14
SOUTHEAST MEDINA CO.
WADSWORTH

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home Of her grandfather, D. NJ. Kahl. /
Miss Blanche Chester IL, daughter
of Samuel Chester, died last week Of
tuberculosis at Akron. Funeral was
u held at the Catholic church here onl
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Gruver died last week
following a protracted illness Of dia-
betes Funeral was held on Friday at
the High church. A husband and two
( small children survive.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nc
Laughlin, a son last week.
All. Calbetzor, who has been in the
Barberton hospital for several weeks,
4 with broken neck, is recovering and
4 was able to be brought home this
week. Calbetzor was injured in an !
automobile accident, and it was not
thought at that time that he could
survive.
Mrs. Betty Margulies died last
week at Mt. Sinai hospital, Cleveland,
Of pneumonia, following Influenza.
She was 81 years old and is survived
by three children, Mrs. Hugo Schap-
iro and Ernest Margulies Of Wads-
worth and Rosa Hirshorn OF The
Hague, Holland.
: John Hutchinson was severely
\ burned on his face one day last week
4 while extinguishing fire in the black
smith shop at Hutchinson mine.
Bert Klein has returned from Camp
Taylor, KY, honorabIy discharged;
Soon after his return ne was married
to Miss Molly Newman OF Cleveland,
in that city.
H. D. Mench, r. M. Trump and R.
E. Hart have purchased II acres OF
land along the street car line as a site
for rubber factory which they ex-
pect soon to erect, for the manufac-
ture of tires, tubes and accessories,
with a daily capacity Of 500 tires.
Geo. Baish, 72, Of Rock Creek, Ash
tabula county, died last week of pneu-
monia. He was a brother of II. l.
and Chas. Baish of this place, Abnel
Baish Of Medina and Frank Baish Of
] Leroy. Two other brothers and two
2 sisters also survive.
n Sam Klein has received a message
that his parents and brother, from
\ whom he had not heard in four years
y are safe in Austria. Klein and hi
other brothers here have been tryln,
"A for years to get some tidings concern
ing his relatives, and were finall,
rewarded thru the good Offices OF tn
IA Red Cross.
The Ohio Match plant is now run
ming but four days a week, a larg
stock on hand being given as tn
reason for the shutdown.
Fred Mautis has returned fro1
Edgewood Arsenal, Md, honorabl
discharged. s4
Lieut. Arthur Holben arrived HON
on Wednesday Of last week, joinin
his wife and son who have been Il,
ing with Mrs. Holben's parents, M
and Mrs. III. M. Simcox. Lieut.. Holbe
H came here from Sparrow's Point, Nc
having received his discharge fro
military service.
Sergt. Jimmie (Hicks) Huffms
reached home last week and contral
to expectations walked in on two goe
legs. Hicks was injured in tt
Argonne Forest when his left hip g
in line with piece Of shrapnel az
reports from the front were that
had lost leg.
Frank Farr and Frank Reimer ha1
landed in New York and expect to
discharged soon.
Ford Case, former teacher here, h
returned from overseas, and is
Camp Mills, L. I.
Luther Culbertson and Geo.
Durling were mustered out OF servi
last week and have returned home.
Mrs. Floyd Hoff has received a K
0# ter from her husband who it at Vich
France, where he has been confined
hospital for some time. He W
injured during the Argonne Fore
fighting and had just about recover
when he contracted diphtheria. He
l' now convalescent.
Lieut.. Russell Harp, son Of Mr.. a
Mrs. Otto Harp, and Miss Beatrl
4 Helen Nichols, daughter of Thorn
Nichols Of Akron, were united in ms
rage on Wednesday evening Of L
\ week at the home Of the groom's ps
ents, BY Rev. S. F. Ross Of the Met
odist church. About sixty guests W
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