The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-19
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Mr.. Salem Kennedy, of Lake View,
Mich, is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
B. s. Brainard.
John Indoe, wife and son Harry,
of Mallet Creek, were callers here
Sunday at G. Brantss.
Mrs. Ed. Bolle's mother, Mrs. Josiah
Draper, died at her home in Strongs--
Vile last week. G. E. Pitkin had
charge of the funeral.
Mrs. Bert Wade and daughters,
Helen and Mildred, and son Ben,. and
wife, of Oberlin, spent Sunday at
James Crum's.
Walter Coleman, Clarence Rohde,
RAYMOND Brant and Clair Tlbbetts,
Jr.. left in the past week to attend
Ohio State College at Columbus.
Norman Chidsey is back from Lodi
and working on the road for Thed
Tibbetts.
A rally social will be held at Church
Of Christ Tuesday evening, Sept. 23,
at which all are invited. Next Sun
day morning Mr.. Sims will hold
service especially for the older peo-
ple. Autos will come for them.
Ed. Wood and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Berg and Miss Edith Berg, of Cleve-
land, attended church Sunday morn
ing and the rest of the day at Theo
Chapman's.
Ernest Wilkey has rented the
Horace Carpenter farm and is NOV
ing his family there this week.
Earl and Alvin Gibbs. Howard
Chapman and Handy Miner returned
to Hiram College this week for
another year Of study.
Earl Hadlock and Louise Haag, OF
North Royalton were married Sept:
10 and took trip to Detroit and
Lansing, Mich. They will live IN
Cleveland where Earl has employ
ment.
Mrs. James Graham, Of Peninsula,
spent few days last week with her
friend, Mrs. James Fordham.
Mr.. Spector, on the Hitchcock farm,
has boug ght out his partner Mr.. Chifetz
and the latter and his wife have gone
back to Cleveland.
The primary scholars are selling
pencils to purchase a flag and pic
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Two auto loads of old neighbors
and friends Of Mrs. Lena Morton went
to her home in Strongsville Saturday
afternoon and gave her a complete
surprise. She treated them to sand.
wiches and grapes.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs and son Alvir
visited her sisters in Elyria Saturday
and Sunday.
Charles Gibbs says he has not sowr
his wheat yet, but when he is using
his drill now it is for fertilizer.
Rev. C. M. Gay is attending con
ference at Youngstown this week anc
will be gone over Sunday. He does
not ask to come back as he has beer
here four years. Walter Harrington
and Carroll Damon are the delegates
chosen to go.
Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
Sept. %.
John Asling, wife and daughter
Maxine, of Berea, with cousin, Frank
Lane, of Tennessee, spent Saturday
with their cousin, Miss Edith Lane.
Mrs. Alice Miner has gone to Beres
to keep house for Mrs. Lansarenes
and little daughter, while Mrs. Ian.
sarens teaches French and Agriculture
in the school.
William Boltz, wife and daughter
Beatrice, of Crestline, spent Sunday
with their nephew, Roe Moxley ant
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Double spen
Sunday in Elyria at their sons.
At the Medina fair last Thursda!
Ed. Gibbs and Howard Chapman wer'
up in the air ship.
Albert Marshall and Albert Evans
of Berea, went with a cousin of tn
latter's by auto to the G. A. R. En-
campment held at Columbus las
week.
The Ladies Aid society of the M
E. church will serve a dinner in tn
church basement Wednesday, Sept. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Schaaf, daugh
ter and friend, of Berea, spent Sunda.,
with Mrs. Schaaf's sister, Mrs. c