The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-03
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Glen Benjamin, NJ. M. Perkins and
Ernest Waite and families had pic
mic dinner Sunday on the banks OF
river near Pekin.
Atlee Beutel is home now from
Washington, where he attended a
school.
Mrs. Martha Barton has sold her
place near the sub station to a Jewish
family and she will live with her
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Hendricks, at
Warren, 0.
Leroy got cold feet Saturday and
did not come up here to play ball as
scheduled. Our boys went to Bennetts
Corners and lost the game.
At social gathering at Church Of
Christ Tuesday evening, Sept. 23, the
last notes on the church were burned.
Debts are all paid and have a nice
comfortable country church. On Sun
day, Oct. II, there is to be har-
vest home coming day. Three SER
vices and dinner in the basement, al
SO donations for Christian Orphanage
Home of Cleveland will be brought
in that day.
James Cadmium and Wade Holden
and families spent Sunday at Mr.. AL
bertson's at Remson Corners.
Carl Steck is helping F. S. Case
with his fall work.
A little gathering was held at A.
Gardner's Monday evening as a fare
well to the family as they leave next
week for Berkeley, Va, to spend the
winter.
Grange meeting October Z.
Rev. Gay and family leave this
week for their new home at Green
wich, O., and Rev. Kingsley and wife
come here from Dalton, O.
Tuesday while Mrs. Glenn Benja-
min was washing, her little daughter
Ruth got her hand in the electric
wringer up to the wrist before she
could stop it. The doctor could not
determine as to whether any bones
are broken as the hand was swollen
SO when he arrived.
A farewell social was given Rev.
Gay and wife Tuesday evning in the
basement Of the M. E. church.
Clarence Hager, a truck driver for
Mellert and Weidner's and who
boards at E. G. Miners, was married
Thursday in Medina to Miss Agnes
Rudd, Of Sharon.
Mrs. Alice Miner was home from
Berea Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Carl Pitkin and Paul Owen and
families, of Cleveland, spent Sunday
with G. E. Pitkin. Mrs. Pitkin re-
turned with them for few days visit
Harley Freese and wife, of Cleve-
land, spent Saturday night and Sun
day at his fathers.
Eli Peck was at Canton fair last
week exhibiting a five legged calf.
He is at Akron fair this week with
same.
Mrs. E. E. Rice has had electric
lights put in her house.
Walter Rohde is home from the
navy and helping run the farm.
A committee consisting Of repre-
sentatives from the two churches, Odd
Fellows Lodge, Grange and high
school met Tuesday evening with Mr..
Colts agent from Cleveland and Or
dered lecture course for the win
ter. 1t will be four numbers-two
lectures and two musicals for $1.50
season tickets. Children from 6 to
IL for 75c or SOC single tickets. An
nouncements will be made later.
Mrs. Abbie Tompkins died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. o. A.
Ridiker Friday afternoon, Sept. Goth.
Her body was taken to the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Edna Loomis, of
Medina on Saturday morning from
which place the funeral services were
held Monday at 1:30; interment at
Spring Grove cemetery, Medina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and daugh-
ter, Virginia, of Rittman, spent the
week end at j. F. Babcock's.
Mrs. Byron Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Cross
Of Cleveland, spent Sunday at J. F.
Babcock's.
H. N. Judson has a Maxwell auto.
Tuesday nights rain delayed the
work on the road If it had kept
pleasant it was hoped to have the
co,1th an6 fpichoI +bic urooL