The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-27

he works on the road building.
Walter Rohde of the navy is home
on a furlough, but goes back July l
to get his final discharge papers.
Master Gordon Randall of Cleveland
is staying at his grandfather Ram
dalrs.
The Red Cross will serve dinner and
supper on the Fourth for our soldier
boys and friends.
| Those who attended the wheat grad
ing talk and demonstration last Fri
day evening thought it very instruc-
| tive.
Master Virgil Tibbitts was riding
on a disk Tuesday when he struck
a stone and it threw him off, cutting
the calf of his legs clear to the bone.
l Will Vaughn and wife with his SIS
ter, Mrs. Rose johnson and her son
Ray, wife and baby OF Berea, drove
through to New York last week and
spent several days sightseeing around
Niagara Falls.
DR. Wood and wife returned home
last Thursday from their western trip
: and the doctor looks real well.
l Eugene Williams was laid up last
7 week with one of his lumbago spells.
3 AL Oehlhoff also had a spell OF 1T
too.
The York Y. M. C. A ball team came
q over here last Saturday and beat our
~. M. team.
Some thirty of the neighbors and
: friends of Mrs. George Coleman
stepped in Tuesday evening and gave
e her a surprise in honor Of her birth
g day. They left her bread mixer
and vacuum washer as a reminder.
e Last week Mrs. J. F. Babcock re-
7. ceived word that Ethel Finley had
been taken to the hospital at Lodi
It with spinal meningitis and then Thurs
day afternoon Mr.. Finley phoned that
$ they did not think she would live the
d night through. 1t is sad case Tor
e a young girl only 10 years old.
Dorothy Coleman is camping out
d at Ruggles Beach with the Girl Scouts
d of Medina.
Some 80 attended the Chidsey re-
l. union which was held here in the
S. M. E. church basement last Saturday.
II They had good time visiting.
d Seven airplanes passed over here
v. last Saturday at one time which made
II roaring noise.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Rosell of Newark
spent few days here at his uncle
y A. Marshal's.
I'll Mrs. Eli Peck was at Chippewa
Ie Lake last Thursday to met a sister
: who was spending the day there.
1t was sad news when word came
\ Tuesday of the death of Glenn Kindig
in France. He was known here by SO
many.
III Stella M. Perkins was born in
Brunswick Jan. Is, 1866. Her father
died when she was but nine years
old. She has always lived at home
caring for her mother in her old age
with untiring love and devotion. She
leaves three brothers, one sister, two
nephews, eight nieces and other rela
tives and friends to mourn their loss
She died at the old home Saturday
> June 81, 1919, aged So years and was
- laid to rest by the side of her sistel
Mary in the cemetery at Brunswick
\ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lesson of Can
. ton and Mrs. Shumway of Richfeld
| k1rK look anu ldLllly anu ml
! Charles Cook and Mr.. Hohlms Of Sc
vile, and John Speith and family 0.
I Valley City were callers at Budd San
ford's Sunday.
Bring your basket well filled for tht
Fourth and stay for all day and even
J ing. Speeches, ball games, ant
drills-something doing all the time
James Crum and family and Mrs
Anna Lindley drove out to Whips
Ledges last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Wall of PENN
sula, and Mrs. Harpham and daughtel
Helen of Akron spent Monday ant
! Tuesday at James Crums.
Frank Nichols of Columbia spen
J Sunday at James Fordham's.
Standing of Big -Four League
! Brunswick A. lOO'
Hinckley 3 75l
] Royalton z 40'
Benefits Corners 0 5 OO
Saturdays results-Brunswick 1e
Royalton 9; Hinckley 10, Bennett
Corners S. Next Saturday-Royaltol
IL 4 -