The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-06-13

Charles BlaKeslee, wife and little
dauahter Of Canal Dover are visiting
here at Mrs. Blakeslee's sister, MRS.
Harry Waite.
Marian Perkins and Irene Kellar
are home from Kent normal Tor
weeks vacation. $
Glenn Richie and Morice Case have
each purchased new Fords this week.
Alice Kingsbury Of Medina spent
Saturday and Sunday here with her
GRANDMOTHER Gibbs, and Cora Root
The losing side of the contest IN
| the Grange are to treat the crowd
next Tuesday evening, June IL
| Through the local Red Cross 254
letters have been sent out to the
women of Brunswick in interest OF the
| w. S. S. and it is hoped good results
will come from them. III.
Mrs. Betsey Stowe is in, poor health
and the warm weather is weakening
to her.
Toe Kellar, wife and son, Of Colum-
bia, spent Sunday afternoon at Harry
Mrs. r. Wing, after a long and pain
i full sickness, passed away Saturday
evening at her home in Berea. She
| was mother to Mrs. Gertrude Hum
phrey. who as soon as her school
closed in April went and took care OF
I! her. She was also a sister to Mrs.
4 David Sprague Of this place. Those
i from here who attended the funeral
on Thursday were Mrs. Sprague,. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Folly. Grant Chidsey
and wife, Dwight and Perry Smith
and their wives.
| Our band boys went to Strongsville
\ last Thursday evening and helped the
500 people give reception TO their
| to fit. .SaRRwas srgbtads a,xctR" eta
returned soldiers. The band also goes
| to Medina next Sunday to help the
i K. of P. with their celebration.
i Fern Lautsbury Of Elyria is visit
4 ing here at her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Gibbs. l
| Mrs. Clara Hendershot of New York
4 state is expected here this week to
! snend the summer with relatives and
friends. ase ~
4 Mrs. Lettie Morton Bruins Of Cat
lletsburg, KY, is visiting relatives here.
Tuesday forenoon large balloon,
which had left Akron early with five
men in, dropped down on Hitchcock $
| farm, and let two lieutenants out and
; after putting in ballast to equal their
weight they rose and went towards
the northwest. The Geutenants took
dinner at Mary Stearns' and took a
! street car for Cleveland.
Two weeks ago Monday Mrs. Edgar
BENJAMIN stepped thru broken board
e in the wo6dshed and hurt one OF her
limbs, and she kept going until Sun.
day when doctor was called and
e found she is suffering from varicose
< veins.
0 In a letter received this week from
s Mrs. DR.. Wood it was stated the doc
$ tor was feeling fine and the trip hat
n been very beneficial to him and the!
:. will be home about the goth. Alst
that since they were at their sons il
: Seattle they had a baby boy -bon
. May 3.
ri At the farm bureau meeting Tues
day evening G. w. Damon,L. p. Pecl
and Theo Chapman. We're appointe'
to attend the wheat testing meetin'
in Medina for all day Friday. N,s
Carl Webster and wife of Akrol
have been visiting his sister Mrs. "
B. Hadlock. IN
Leland Drake and family and MI
and Mrs. Davidson of Chagrin Fails
ILL. E. Bedford and wife and Mrs.
Harry Burnham and daughter Q
Strongsville spent Sunday at E. \
brakes. 2
Over week ago Clair Fordhar
received scratch on the back Of tn
hand from a dogs tooth and sine
he has had considerable trouble. IN
II From the Berea Enterprise we Sc
the account of the wedding on Jun
of Clara Gray of Berea to Jane
Stand of Warren. Clara was Dor
here, so is we'll known to some. MI
Stand is principal of the high schot
at Warren where they will reside.
side. YES
Brunswick defeated Benefits Coz
ners in one-sided game last Satul
day by the score of s to 70. Waugh
pitched fine ball for our boys allowin
Benefits Corners to get no neare
the plate than End base. Morton VIII
pitched for Benefits Corners wa
poorly supported. Saturdays results
Brunswick s, Benefits Corners {
Hinckley 2, Royalton 0. #
Standing #
w l. Pei
Brunswick ~ o loo
Royalton 2 6f
Z Hinckley 80
Benefits Corners 0 8 0C