The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-05
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Last week wednesday AoA
Jake Smith, the blacksmith at Bee
hetown. took his three daughters up
to top of stone hill for them to take
the bus for school at Strongsvllle,
and as he was going back home ne
came to the street car crossing at the
humping station and Stacked up to
see if any cars were coming. He did
not see any so started across Just as
a limited came from the south. A
ditching machine standing beside the
track had obstructed his view. The
car hit the middle of the auto and
threw Mr.. Smith up through the top,
over a car 60 feet and he landed
head first in an ash pile. His left
side, shoulder, arm and head were
bruised quite badly. 1t certainly was
a very narrow escape from more SER
ious injury. He was taken to his
home and DR.. Appleby called, though
DR.. Damon, who was on the limited,
gave him first aid.
Theo. Chapman, wife and daughter,
Myrtle, spent Sunday in Cleveland at
Ed. Woods.
Mrs. Alex Gibbs spent Thanksgiv-
ng in Lorain at Albert Cinniger's.
Albert Roots entertained their chill
dren, B. Blakeslee, of Columbia, and
f. II. Gibbs and his children's faml-
lies Thanksgiving.
Walter Coleman, Raymond Brant
and Richard Reuter- were home from
Ohio State over the week end.
A quiet little wedding was per-
formed at Charlie Lanphear's on
Thanksgiving noon, when Justice OF
the Peace Eli c. Peck united in mar
riage Glenn Lanphear and Thelma
Blanchard, of Medina. They will live
here at his fathers for awhile and
still work for Ralph Strong.
Perry Smith and wife and Frank
lin Ridiker were home from Akron
for the week end. Mrs. Abbie Carl
of Medina, spent Saturday here With
them.
The young folks gave Eva Wells a
surprise party last Friday evening at
the home of Mary Stearns. They
gave her a pretty cameo pin as a re-
membrance and she wishes to thank
the young people for it. She, with
her foster parents, Mr.. and Mrs: Il
n. Hitchcock, left this week for Ash
land.
Miss Bird returned Thursday from
her home where she had been to SCI
her grandmother, who died after sh'
reached home.
Hazel Gibbs was home from Cleve
loud fo,. Thanks piyinp
As the power was OFT Saturda.
night the Odd Fellows held lodge b.
candle light.
The next lecture will be Saturday
Dec. 13-Herbert Leon Cope, humor
list.
Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
Dec. 9. Election of officers. All come
Hugh Lanphear, wife and bah
Ruth, of Medina, spent Thanksglvln
at Budd Sanford's. -,
The road north is open now to tn
public. The truck men are haulln
stone up on the east town line.
A notice of the death of DR.. j.. /
Phelps, at Chagrin Falls, appeared
the Cleveland papers. When DO
he and a brother lived here with the
grandmother. He leaves six children
Mrs. Charles Newton is in Fairvie
hospital where on Tuesday she had
serious operation performed.
The Ladies' Aid socety of the M.
church will have bazaar at tt
church Wednesday evening, Dec. 10.
The ladies Of the Church of Chri
will observe C. w. B. M. day ne:
Sunday by having meeting at 81
in the afternoon at the church
which Mrs. Goodale, of Medina, W
give the main address. Everybody
terested in missionary work is invit
to attend this meeting.
Mrs. Jenne Peck returned from t
hospital Monday and she wishes
thank the Rebekah's for the flowe
sent her and also the card show
from her Sunday school friends.
A 3h pound son was born to Har
Wesebaum and wife and a 9 pou
girl to Will and Hulda Wesebal
Baloun in the past couple of week