The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-25
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Ed. Bolles and family travel in
Ford runabout now.
Our high school ball team
went over to Granger Tuesday after
noon to play ball and lost the game.
Walter Coleman, who has been
working at the Goodyear Rubber Co.
in Akron, came home, as ne strained
his back by heavy lifting.
The Ladies society of. the Church
of Christ will meet in the church par
lor on Thursday afternoon, May 1,
with supper in the basement.
Mrs. Wayne Cadmium and baby
Keith left the hospital last Sunday
and will stay a week or SO with her
sister, Mrs. Cliff. Hadlock.
Mrs. Cora Jardis and two children
of Cleveland have been visiting at
her father, Will Draga's.
Mrs. Charles Damon has returned
home after spending three weeks at
Valley City with her daughter, MRS.
Ernest Gunkelman. :,
Albert Evans of Berea attended
lodge here Saturday evening.
Mrs. Florence Bartlett OF Strongs-
vile was here part of last week help-
ing care for her sister, Mrs. Parks,
who is now getting along nicely.
Pomona Grange this Saturday at
Mallet Creek. =
Services are held each evening OF
this week at the M. E. church.
Dwight Smith and Ruth Deitrick
of Celina, o., were married on Good
Friday and will make their home mere
in the Gibbs apartment house. Sat
urdav night, or rather, early Sunday
morning. the Odd Fellows went down
and serenaded them with music which
certainly did not soothe any, one to
sleep. Mrs. Smith taught the Sher-
man Corners school last year, so is
not a stranger among US: we exteno
our congratulations to them.
Margaret and Marie Hogue were
both home for Easter.
Mrs. M. ]. Hawkins spent a few
days over Easter, in Berea, with mel
daughter, Mrs. Charles Evans.
The Glenn lodge visited our Odc
Fellows last Saturday evening anc
gave first degree work to the new
members. One hundred and tlfteef
were served to the midnight lunch
, The piano player was tried out tha'
evening all right and is good invest
ment. l.,
Mrs. Charles Lamphear took me-
daughter Thelma into Cleveland tt
have specialist make examination o.
an abscess back Of her right ear.
LYMAN Pritchard rides around IN
new machine.
A surprise party was given lren'
Kellar and Marian Perkins at the lat
ter's home Tuesday evening, as mex
week they both go to Normal schoo
at Kent, 0.
Mrs. John Randall has been havlns
trouble with a cold in her throat Whlcl
has made her very hoarse. =, :.
Ora Ridiker and daughters Margll'
and Edna were in Akron Sunday tt
see Franklin, who is getting alont
nicely. Mrs. Ridiker is in Medina
with her sister, Mrs. Edna Looms
helping care for Helen Ridlker, wh'
is in bed with leakage of the heart
caused by too much running.
Our primary and district schools
close this week.
The choir of the M. E. church o
Strongsville will give q sacred con
cert, @The Day of Resurrection" her
at the M. E. church next Sunday eve
ming at $50.
Raw and Bessie Stewart Root.
Helen Miner closed a six weeks o
night duty at st. Luke's hospital las
Sunday morning and came home an
STAYED until Monday afternoon whe
she went to Akron and RENAME
there all night She went back o
duty Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Pratt of Brockport, N. T., spen
over Sunday here at his son, Gas
Pratt's, on the Hall farm.
Edward yelling of Medina, age
88, was brought here for burial o
Tuesday afternoon. He together wit
his family lived here many years ag'
one time in the King house whicc
burned down, once in a house on {
E. Pitkin's land, south of Watson Cal
penter's. His wife was buried here
few years ago.
Raymond Ritchie had the three-da
measles last week.
Pupils of the high school will Civ
the following play in the town ha
this Friday evening, April rs, at 8:3
fast time. The title is "A Perple'
ing Situation. The cast is:
Mr.. Middleton, who is inclined to
miserly, Vivian Morton; Mrs. Middl
ton, his patient wife, Marian Perkin
Tom Middleton, his son, Clare Til