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

We recently heard of the marriage
Of Erma Harbot to a Mr.. Cowles ana
they are living in Akron. Also that
Ida Thompson, now of Rittman, was
married, but have not heard her new
name. Both these girls lived here ana
attended our school.
The junior basket ball team will
give an entertainment in the town
hall on Friday evening, Dec. 19:: They,
will give short play, music ana
stunts and afterwards serve refresh
ments. Admission is 20 cents. Inc
proceeds are to be used to help pay
for their ball and uniforms.
Mrs. James Crum is still visiting
at McKeesport, Pa. Mr.. Crum and
Walter are still running the home and
Louise stays at her aunt's, Ora
Stevens. .
Mrs. John Mayer received word OF
the death of her niece, Vernelda
Dahlke, girl about 10 years OF age.
Mrs. Dahlke was Lena Bliel, who was
well known here years ago. They had
gone to Los Angeles for the winter
and she was taken sick soon after
reaching there. Since Mrs. Dahlke has
come back to Cleveland she has been
quite sick. -,
Hayden Morton and family, OF
Strongsville, spent Sunday here at W.
N. Perkins.
Though d. F. Tillotson is our old
est man in years, he is not in spirit.
Last Saturday was his 85th birthday
and he entertained 20 of his friends
and neighbors. Those from out OF
town were Mrs. Fred Stowe, of Cleve-
land, Mrs. Caddie Clement, Arthur
Aylard and wife, of Medina.
Mrs. Clara Hendershot, who has
been staying at D. F. Tillotson's this
fall, will 60 to Cleveland Thursday
to her brother Dan Freese's for a visit
and then on to Texas to spend the rest
Of the winter.
The two primary schools, with their
teachers, Helen Starr and Beatrice
Blakeslee, will give an entertainment
in the town hall Monday evening, Dec.
22. An admission of 10 and 20 cents
will be charged, the proceeds to be
used for reading circle books.
Carroll Damon and wife are at
tending the State Grange at Colum-
bus this week. Carroll is the delegate
representing Medina county.
Herbert Peck and wife were both
sick last week with the grippe.
Mrs. E. E. Rice spent few days
this week at Medina. with her brother
. e. E. McDougall. The last of the
week she goes to Lakewood to visit
her daughter, Mrs. AL Sprague until
near Christmas time, when she will
70 on to Chicago to stay a couple OF
months with her son, Perry Rice.
Mrs. Glenn Richie is in hospital
in Cleveland, where she was operated
on last week for appendicitis.
Bobbie, son of Will Rohde is still at
the sanitarium in the hills of Mary
land and will stay until spring. He
has improved in health and attends
school each day.
Mrs. Dennis johnson visited the
past week at Greenwich with Rev.
Gay and wife.
Roe Moxley and Harry Brant spent
last week hunting down at Coopers-
dale at Harry's sister, Mrs. Lottie
Butler. They brought home 21 rab-
bits.
Mrs. Charles Newton is reported as
getting along fine at Fairview hos
pital.
The next lecture is Saturday even
ing, Dec. 13-Herbert Leon Cope, hu-
morist. More than a million Dough-
boys and Marines nicknamed him
"Kill the Blues" Cope. He comes
highly recommended.
Mrs. E. G.. Miner received the ap-
pointment as census enumerator for
Brunswick township to commence
work January 2, 1920.
Mrs. Dwight Smith is our new
phone girl, taking the place of Elsie
Gall, who soon goes to Cleveland to
work.
Miles johnson and wife are spend
ing a few days visiting in North
field.
Scott Holden and son Gordon will
occupy Mrs. Rice's rooms while she
is gone.
At the Rebekah lodge Tuesday
evening the following officers were
elected: N. G., Cora Pitcher; WIG,
Grace Miner; Rec. Sec, Amanda
Pierce; Fin. Sec., Alta Wyman; treas,
Jennie Johnson. The rest of the Of
ficers will be appointed later. Some
40 of the Glendale lodge of Brooklyn
came out and their team initiated six
new members, followed by a supper.
Harry Lincoln has been down near
Boston to see his mother, who is in
poor health.
Mrs. Louise Lanphear is confined
to her bed with leakage of the heart.
Several Odd Fellows were out from
Medina Saturday evening and invited
our lodge and Rebekahs out to their
open meeting next Monday evening.
Mrs. Melvin Case and daughter,
Elaine, of Hinckley, spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. &c. Mir .r while
the men folks attended lodge.
AS the walks and roads were so
coated with ice last Sunday very few
attended church and only small
gathering in the afternoon for the c.
W.B.M. meeting at Church Of Christ
Mrs. Goodale, of Medina, gave fine
talk and also told of the convention.
held at Cincinnati in October.
A week ago Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Dickey, of Iowa, visited at J.-F
Babcock's. Many may remember Mrs
Dickey as she was sister Of Mrs
Babcock.
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