The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-30

with their cousins, Harry Morgan anc
family, as the latter leave this week
to make their home in California. They
also called on cousin Mrs. Hall. who
I is the matron of the Louise day nurs-
cry.
| orange meeting June 8. A gooc
attendance is required to talk up the
contest treat.
MRS. ii. ri. Hitchcock, who came
home from Florida in the best Of
{, health, has been having siege OF the
flu the past week.
Mrs. Dwight Smith is spending the
week in Celma at her parents.
Perry Smith and Franklin Ridlkel
are in Akron where they have EN-
ployment in the Goodyear Rubber Co.'S
plant.
it was talked over at the Odd Eel
lows meeting Saturday night to or
ganize a ReDbecca order and on Wed
nesday evening, June 4, there will be
meeting in the hall for the members
and their families to talk it up. Also
same evening there will be a dance
in the town hall with the Ortley or
chestra. Tirteen have just joined the
Odd Fellows and there are now four
teen new names. :,
Mrs. Anna Hadlock and son Virgil
of Cleveland spent Sunday here at her
father, M. Johnson's.
Mrs. D. M. johnson spent Saturday
night in Medina at E. +. Gibbs and
attended Church of Christ on Sunday.
The remains of Mrs. Elvira Cod
ding were taken from the vault last
Thursday and buried at Bennetts
Corners. ~
Little Merwin Judson, aged z, fell
from a bed last Friday and broke his
arm. y,
A baby boy-Robert--was born May
10 to George and Nellie Taylor at
their home at Fennimore's Corners,
Franklin and Almeda Morton, VINO
have been staying in Medina for few
weeks at their aunt, Mrs. Il: +. Glops'
returned home this week.
Our cemetery is being moved and
put in shape for Decoration. AS
flowers are scarce this year 1T was
proposed to bring small plants or slips
and plant them on the 35 soldiers
graves that we decorate.
Darrell Sturm and wife OF Akron
were callers at G. Coleman's Sunday.
B. S. Brainard with his oxen and a
drag have tried to improve the road
in front Of his farm.
Raw Newton of the U. S. Navy, was
here calling on relatives while on a
80 day furlough.
The church was full Sunday evening
to hear the baccalaureate sermon, CIV
en- by Geo. Sims and the fine music
by Marguerite Stebbins and Harry
Lincoln, the latter accompanied by
Edith Gardner.
John MAYER and wife and George
Tavlor and wife attended the Pomona
at Litchfeld last Saturday.
Hire is list of the soldiers whose
graves we will decorate Friday. vi
the War of 1776 is John Ward, John
Hulet, John Stearns and solomon
Deming. Of 1912 is Capt. Daniel
Tillotson, Col. Isaac Lacey, Horace
Root. Elijah Hall, George Babcock,
Capt. 0. R. Bennett, Henry Living
ston. and Solomon Harvey. OF the
Civil war are Charles Cinniger. John
BRYAN. Capt. Lemuel Thayer, Abram
Birdan, DR.. Henry Warner, j. W.
Harris, VIM. Knox, Pat Nugent Chas.
Allen, James Brook, David Rose, Uri-
ah Hadlock, Charles Wilson, Leander
Morton. Lewis w. Peck, Willis M.
Peck, John Root, James Newton, Far
mum M. Gibbs, Alex Gibbs, Ed. Rice
and Ed. yelling. .. >,
Mrs. M. ]. Hawkins is visiting with
relatives at Chippewa Lake this week.
Brunswick residents are arranging
for a monster homecoming welcome
to returned soldier boys on July 4th.