The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-07
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

FRIDAY. -
Eph. Stoddard, who died near Me
dina last week had lived here fol
several years at Cal Brant's and was
well known by many Brunswick folks
Mrs. Henry Barton entertained las
Sunday her neighbors and friends tt
the number of 80 in honor of her son
Michael Kern, who is home from
France on a furlough. He has one
more year to serve.
Mrs. Lillian Phillips and children
are staying here at the old home
while her mother, Mrs. Lyman Child
sey, is in Cleveland at her daughter
Mrs. Janet Decker's and taking
treatment for her goitre.
Rev. Sims will preach next Sunday
on "Amusements for the Young Peo
pie"
Howard Chapman, Earl and Alvir
Gibbs and friend, Ernest Poole, were
home from Hiram Sunday.
Fl. HI. Hitchcock and Ernest Waite
and families will soon move to Ash
land, where they will work for the
International Harvester Co. Mr.
Hitchcock has bought farm there
but Mr.. Waite will rent for awhile.
Mrs. Alice Miner is back home
again from Berea and Ethel Waite
has taken her place.
Mrs. Ella Campbell, of Lorain,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Miner.
Herbert Manley, aged IL, died last
Saturday morning at the hospital in
Elyria, of tuberculosis Of the spine.
He had been a great sufferer for the
past week. He was the only child of
Anthony and Emma Leinseder Man
ley. The funeral was held Monday
forenoon with burial here at the Cen
ter beside his Grandfather Leinseder.
A large crowd gathered to show their
last respects and the flowers were
beautiful.
Mrs. Perry Smith, of Akron, was a
caler here Monday at he rparents.
The Red Cross canvassers are at
work this week.
Henry Silk, wife and baby John,
were at Louis Morlock's at York on
Monday and Mrs. Silk and baby re-
NAMED for the rest of the week. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Morlock cele-
brated their fftieth wedding ami
versary and over two hundrd were
present.
Bob Bowman and wife, of Medina,
spent Sunday at E. Wesebaum's.
Fl. J. Eady and wife, Of Elyria, and
Henry Lantsburg and wife, of La
grange, spent Friday at Chas. Gibbs.
Edna Maschmier spent Sunday in
Cleveland with friends.
Congratulations to Correl Miller
and wife. They will live on the John
Dannley farm north of Medina.
Scott Holden has sold his farm at
Sherman's Corners. Also Mr.. Lauk-
hauf has sold his farm west of the
sub. station and will move to Cleve-
land.
Mrs. Dwight Smith was at Celina,
o., last week to see her grandmother,
who has had stroke.
Tom Hogue is clerking in Perkins
and Ridiker's store. Mr.. Perkins is
on the gain this week and callers are
allowed in to see him now.
Rebekah lodge Nov. II.
Regular preaching services at the
M. E. church next Sunday and on
evening of Nov. II. Presiding Elder
Orcutt will be present for Quarterly
meeting.
First lecture for Nov. rs.
Helen Miner was home Monday af-
ternoon for the first time in eight
Eight women voted Tuesday on the
school board candidates.
Election went good here this year
about 224 voted. The bond issue
on school house carried, the dry vote
was way ahead. Theo Chapman and
Ralph Strong are the new school
board and A. l.. Jones, Albert Hale,
The new trustees, and Miles Johnson
reelected; Walter Foley, constable;
Roe Moxley, Justice of Peace.
Quite a snow storm this Wednesday