The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-05
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

A Rebekah lodge was organized
here last Thursday evening. Mrs. En-
ma Bell, of Columbus, and Mrs. Julia
Russell, of Wooster, were present and
out of the 65 new members the fol-
lowing officers were elected: N. g.,
Dean Smith; V. G., Cora Fletcher;
Rec. Sec, Grace Miner; Fin. Sec. AL
ia Wyman; Treas, Jennie Johnson;
Warden, Sadie Rennison; Conductor,
Louise Smith; Chaplin, lila Waite; o.
G., Norris Crumpler; l. G., Letha
Miner; N. G. Right Supporter, Roy
Pierce; Left Supporter, Della Renni-
son; V. G. r. S., Eupherina Fritz; L.
s., E. E. Poots; Trustee for one year,
Lena Morton; two years, Rena Per-
kins; three years, Pearl Brown. Grace
Miner was appointed as Deputy Pres
ldent. Meetings will be the second
and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
month. The Odd Fellows treated to
lunch of ice cream, coffee and
sandwiches.
On account of the rain and bad
roads on the detouring very few went
to the Odd Fellows picnic at Chippewa
lake last Saturday. On Monday our
town was well represented at Ben
netts Corners for their celebration.
Mrs. Maud Evans is in Clevland this
week attending teachers institute as
she will teach at Strongsville again.
Grange Sept. 9. The men will fur
nish the lunch. Good attendance re-
quired to as to vote on the delegates
to State Grange.
Eugene and Winifred Bryenton, of
Medina, were out here Sunday to at
tend the camp meeting and meet old
friends.
A baby was born last Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Basket at the
pumping station.
Mrs. Frank Walling, of Toledo,
spent last Friday here with Mrs. E,
c. Miner.
Mrs. Alvin Robinson, of Medina,
spent last Friday here with Mrs. AL
bert Brown.
Roe Moxley and wife spent their
vacation by taking an auto ride up
into Michigan. They were gone
about week.
Mr.. Earl Hubbard visited his sister,
Mrs. Eli Peck last week. He has been
in Uncle Sans service for the past
six years.
Our schools open next Monday with
Prof. E. N. Drake and two lady as
sistants in the high school; Beatrice
Blakeslee and Helen Starr in the pri-
mary; Lucille Miller in the Leinseder
district; Marian Perkins at Sherman's
Corners-the Grant Chidsey district
will 60 to Sherman Corners this year;
Mr.. johnson at Strong's Corners and
Laura Arthur at Bennetts Corners.
Seats are to be placed temporarily in
the town hall to be used as a recita-
tlon room as the state inspector found
we had too many pupils in our two
rooms.
Jay Hawkins, of Cleveland, was out
Sunday to see his mother and brother.
His son, Edison, will be out this week
to see old friends as he has just re-
turned from across the SEAS"
Waiter Coleman was home from Ak
ron Sunday. He expects to enter some
college in a couple of weeks. ,
Julia Boiler, Of independence spent
few days here with Vera Chidsev.
This week they are attending teachers
institute in Cleveland. Vera will teach
at Rockey River this year.
Ed. Steinmetz and wife, of Cleve-
land, were at her fathers E. Wise se
baum's last Sunday. {
Freddie Laurich, who lives at H.
II .Hitchocks was taken to Huron =
Road hospital last Friday and had his :
tonsils removed. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzen and baby, who
have been staying in Mrs. Rice's
rooms while he worked on the road. !
left Monday for Wellington. Mrs. Tom l.
Perkins and children will occupy the
rooms so the children can attend \
school. ~