The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-12
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO,
BRUNSWICK

couple of weeks from an eight months j
stay at college in Washington, u. Z.
Our base ball team went to Leroy
SATURDAY. afternoon and won the game
z to 3. They will play with them at
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. French, of Cleveland,
spent the week end at George Cole
mans.
We're Chidsey left Sunday afternoon
for Rocky River where she will teach
this year. :,
The young people had a corn and
marshmallow roast Saturday evening
down in Mary Stearn's woods.
Marcella and John Alden, of Cleve-
land, returned home Sunday after Wis
iting here at their grandmother Gibbs.
Rev. Rollo Wise closed his camp
meetings last Wednesday evening.
Harriet Simmons, of Leroy, and
Nina Cole, Of Medina, former high
school teachers here, visited few
days last week at J. F. Babcock's.
Miss Cole will teach again at Bedford
and Miss Simmons will work in the
office of the Ohio Farmers Insurance
Co., at Leroy.
Lyman Pritchard and wife attended
a wedding at Columbia last Saturday
of Mrs. Pritchard's niece, Rena Atkins
to John Bayley, of Los Angeles, Calf.
They will make their home in Berea
and he will work in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bolles were in
Storngsville last Thursday to see her
mother, Mrs. Josiah Draper, who is
very low. Mrs. Bolles also met her
two sisters, Mrs. Ina Gibbons, Of
Nickerson, Kan, and Mrs. Ethel Pope,
of Washington, D. G.
Jay Livingston and wife, Bert Kel-
lar, wife and baby, and Mrs. William
Gay took a sightseeing trip Sunday
in their auto to Wooster, Massillon,
Canton, Springfield Lake and Akron.
Mr.. Laukhauf received word Mon
day that their son Will, was at Camp
Mills. He is the last Of our boys to
come home from overseas.
The Dennie family on the Naples
farm entertained a bunch of young
people from Cleveland Saturday night
and Sunday.
A number of the ladies of the M. E.
church attended a missionary conven-
ton held at Creston last Thursday.
Mrs. A. P. Gibbs, Mrs. M. J. Haw-
kins, Mrs. E. C. Miner and Mrs. Geo.
Coleman attended the funeral in Me-
dina Friday of Mrs. William Shaw.
Years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw lived
in Brunswick on the farm where
Ralph Strong now lives.
Mrs. Jessie Oehloff and two daugh-
ters, Caroline and Dagmar visited at
Rev. o. M. Peoples at Sharon over
Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Root is improved in
health so that she is able to ride out
in their auto. The flu dealt rather
hard with her having ben sic since
in the winter.
Will Baloun and wife, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday at her father, E. Wese-
baum's.
Perry Smith and wife are having a
bungalow built on their land at
Springfield lake, near Akron, where
they will make their home.
Ernest Wilkey has shut up his
blacksmith shop. This week he goes
to Columbia to fix over barn on land
belonging to Walter Foley.
Elsie Gall is our new telephone
girl as Freda johnson is back IN
school.
A fellow came to work on the road
for Mellert- -Weidner, giving his name
as Joe Carey. Last Friday the sheriff
came out and took him to Cleveland
when it proved his name was Joe
Connor and he was great forger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, OF Wllloughpy
were here at Lester Vaughn's and
calling on old neighbors.
Viii Vaughn, wife and son, howard
spent unday in Elyria at Charles
Fletcher's.
Marcia Cadmium, cousin Of Miss
Davis and Wade Holden and family
arrived Monday from California tt
visit relatives and friends.
- At the orange meeting Tuesday
evening the men gave the treat o.
weiners, buns, beans and grapes. Mex
Grange meeting will be Tuesday even
ing, Sept. 16, on regular night.
Mrs. C. E. Stokoer and Ernes
Rickard, wire and daughter OF Chat
ham, spent Sunday with Mrs. +. I
Rice.
Miss Bird, of Indiana, and Mis-
Squires, of Ncrwalk, are the two hig
school teachers with Prof. E. n
Drake. There are two classes In DC
mestic Science, eight in each.
R. H. Vial and family, Of Bait
spent Sunday at James Crune's.
Bert Lindley and family spent las
week visiting relatives and friends g
Willard and Columbus.
John Henning, wife and daughter,
Cleveland, spent Sunday at Will For'
hams.
Chester Lindley and wife spel
Monday in Berea.
Charles Longabach and wife al
son, Norman, and Ben Giddings al
family, of Cleveland, spent Sunday
James Fordharn's.
In the cow testing association
Medina County ten of the best COY
were taken to State Fair and watch
over by G. w. Damon and Elbe
Chidsey and they took third premiul
Barnesville won first, Penfield secol
and Portage fourth. The first tN
had been on exhibition, for years
our men felt good over third.
The Rebakah lodge met Tuesd
evening with good attendance. Ne
meeting is September %.
The ladies society Of Church
Christ will meet Thursday afternoo
Sept. IL in the church paSlos. -
GRANGERBURG