The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-07-18
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

The Ayland reunion was held we'd
nesday with dinner in the basement
of the Church Of Christ.
Glenn Benjamin and family were
at Edgewater Park Sunday and after
eating their dinner they drove out
to Ridgeville to his sisters, Mrs. Anna
Fits. and were there when the arr
plane mail car went through at tive |
o'clock. 1t goes through there from
Cleveland about eleven in the fore
noon to Chicago and returning about
five o'clock towards Cleveland.
Harry Brant returned home from
across, honorably discharged, last
Wednesday.
Miss Helen Beutel, of Lakewood,
spent few days herel asst week with
her brother. -.
Leo Foskett and wife, of Lafayette,
and Mrs. Witter of Medina, visited
Sunday at E. Coleman's.
Mrs. George Coleman fell recently
and broke a blood vessel in her knee
which has caused her trouble.
The ladies of the Church of Christ
will hold a food sale Saturday even
ing in the church basement and also
at same time the young folks Will
have a social. All are invited.
Mrs. Charles Gibbs and son ALVIN
spent Sunday in Elyria with her
sister.
Carroll Damon and wife and Harry
Waite and wife drove through to
Columbus Friday and came back on
Monday. They attended the Metho-
dist Centenary celebration. Arthur
Barber also attended the celebration.
Mrs. Edith Rowlee and son Paul
are spending the week in Detroit
with an old schoolmate of Edith's
when they lived in Portage county.
Will Foley threshed his wheat last
Saturday and from rs acres got 67O
bushels. Trucks came out from Cleve-
land and took 500 bushels. :.
Thelma Foley recently lost gold
chain and heart-shaped locket with
her initials on it. Anyone finding it,
please notify her.
Mr.. Wickwire and five other peo-
pie of Hinckley, were coming from
the east in their Dodge auto and 60
ing across the crossing at Miners
corners, and were hit by the three
o'clock limited last Sunday afternoon
and though the car is beyond repair
not one of the occupants were hurt
The limited backed up and took then
to Medina.
Helen Miner and Esther Bodenhofl
of st. Luke's hospital, spent a few
hours here Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. e. Rice is spending a few
weeks in Lakewood at her daughter
Mrs. AL. Sprague's.
Mrs. Ida Williams and two grand
sons are back here for the summer
on her place, east of town.
The hard rain Monday evening
stopped work on the road for Tues
day. Homer Westland, of Akron, Ha
Craig and Clarence Hager Of Me
dina, and Ernest Wisebaum, Jr., arr
boarding at E. G. Miners and driv'
the trucks and run the unloaders a
the B. & 0. tracks. Also Charles
Griesinger and Sidney High, of Me
dina, and Handy Miner are working
at the same work.
Standing of Big Four League
Brunswick 0 1OOt
Hinckley 5 2 IL
Royalton 6 25'
Bennet's Corners l 7 IL!
Saturdays results-Brunswick IL
Rbyalton 7; Benefits Corners 2
Hinckley 1.
Next Saturdays games-Brunswicl
at Royalton; Hinckley at Bennett
Corners.
Statement of money taken in a
Brunswick homecoming and Fourt
of July celebration:
Total receipts, $882.46.
Total expenses, $70143.
Donated Red Cross, $50.
Donated band, $50.
Balance, $81.03.
Proceeds to be put in bank to b
used for any public improvement tn
committee think best. The committe
wishes to thank the Red Cross es
pecially for their work in preparin
the splendid dinner for the soldier
and all those who so generousl
helped to make the day success.
G. R. MOXLEY, Sc
Be a sipner of vour own Declar.