The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-21
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

EDW0rCn League Will 90 =
Folks concert in the M. Il. cnurcn
tonight-Friday-followed by a luncm
in the basement. Their costumes VIII
be of the times past.
Our first number on the lecture
course will be in town hall Tuesday
evening, Nov. rs, the Harmony ITO
The Rebekahs will meet Monday
evening November "a, on account Oh
the lecture on Tuesday evening.
Mrs, Helen Barnhope and sister,
Alice Lang, of Cleveland, spent the
week end with Vera Chidsey.
Albert Root and wife spent part
of last week in Lakewood at Sam
John Randall and wife and Ed.
Graft and family spent Sunday IN
Cleveland at Glen RandalPs.
At the election of the Red Cross
last Saturday the following were
elected: chairman, Mrs. Mabel James;
vice chairman, Mrs. Anna Foley;
secretary, Mrs. Grace Miner; treas
urer, Mrs. Eva Leinseder
Verne Miner and wife spent Sun
day at L. C. Thomas near Windfall.
Communion will be observed at the
M. E. church next Sunday. :,
William, or better known as Put"
Walker at Hamilton Corners, had a
stroke a couple of weeks ago, but is
now able to be up and about in his
home.
Scott Holden and son Gordon, have
rented rooms in Mr.. Spector's house
for the present.
George Coleman, son Emory, and
daughter Dorothy, and three of their
boarders have all been sick with the
grippe. >,
The young folks gave a farewell
party Tuesday evening at Freda
Johnson's for Helen Laukhauf as the
family is moving to Cleveland. Anna
who is a senior in high school will
stay and finish.
Harry Aylard and family, of Me-
dina, spent Sunday here at the old
home as Mr.. and Mrs. James and Mrs
Aylard will soon go to Strongsville
again for the winter.
Last week Wednesday morning
Archie Benjamin was carrying a gun
to shoot skunk and he discharged
the gun accidentally and the bullet
imbedded in large bone in his foot
They took him to a hospital in Cleve-
land and the doctor thinks it best tc
leave it rather than break the bone tc
remove it.
Mrs. Walter Cough is still confined
to the bed with her lame knee, il
having been about six weeks since il
got worse.
Hiram football team felt good Sat
urday when they won their second
game from Baldwin Wallace, 47-0
Howard Chapman and Earl Gibbs
were on the Hiram team.
Budd Sanford and wife, Art Bayer
and Navella Sanford spent Sunday
in Cleveland.
Charles Gibbs, wife and son, Leon
ard, spent Sunday at Royalton at
Will Gharlton's as the latter people
leave soon for Florida for the winter
Harley Kellar and Edna Brant were
married in Medina Wednesday after
noon by Rev. Bryenton and a six
o'clock dinner was served for them al
the home of her father, Columbus
Brant. Congratulations to the bride
and groom.
Mrs. Dwight Smiths little sister
from Celina is visiting her.
Mrs. Charles Newton's mother, Mrs
Adams, died Monday and the fun
eral was held Wednesday from the
Newton home.
Frank Ridiker and wife and Ora
Ridiker and family with Ed. Gibbs as
driver, spent Sunday afternoon at
Perry Smiths at Sawyerwood, Akron.
There was a good attendance from
here to the Grange pomona at T.
McCoy's at Seville last Saturday and
Grant Tillotson was elected Master of
the Pomona. The next meeting will
be held here at Brunswick some time
in January and the officers will be
installed.
Mr.. Beck, of Cleveland, spent Sat-
urday with E. F. Wyman and went
hunting.
At the Grange meeting Tuesday
night Carroll Damon was reelected
Master; w. E. Vaughn, overseer;
Arthur Barber, lecturer; Theo. Chap
man, treasurer; Mrs. Grace Miner,
secretary; Mrs. Lester Vaughn, Chap.