The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-28
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Cordelia Mariah Miller was born on
August 21st, 1928, at Henrietta,
Monroe County, New York, and loaS came
with her parents to Ohio IN 1866, ~
eating as pioneers in the then wlio'
wooded country in Hinckley township
Medina county, and sharing in her
early wears the rugged experiences OF
nioneer life. In 1852, she was mar
ried to Jesse R. Garrett, of Brunswick
whom she survived twenty-seven
wears. At the age of fifteen she be-
came a christian, and later became
member of the Church of Christ, then
called Disciples of Christ, or Church
of Christ. Her christian faith was OF
the sturdy pioneer type, bellevlng
firmly in God and the Gospel OF
Christ and all of it's teachings and
promises. She departed this life on
Nov. 18, 1919, and is survived by
son and daughter, Frank B. and =.
\ Delight Garrett, of Cleveland, Ohio,
and by brother and sister, Harvey
T. Miller, of Brunswick, and Mrs.
BETSY A. Chappell, of Garrettsville,
O. The funeral was held at her
home in Lakewood on Thursday, Nov
20. When living here Mrs Garrett
lived in the home owned by Arvine
KENYON and later she moved to Me
dina and lived there number OF
wears. Harvey Miller and wife and
Mrs. Blanche Widdefeld attended the
funeral.
The Old Folkes concert given last
Friday evening was a success IN all
ways. Each did their pars good. we
have talent enough here in town to
have home entertainments often.
Mrs. Hattie Ashley,'of Columbus,
came this week to take her father,
Frank Lindley, back with her for the
winter.
Mrs. Earl Lewis spent few days
in Columbus with her sister, Mrs.
Ring.
John Morgan and wife, of Yelling
ton, spent the past week at her sis
ter, Mrs. Cal Brant's and brother,
Arvine Kenyon.
Mrs. Clara Cinniger and son,
Edwin, of Lorain, spent Saturday
night here with her mother, Mrs.
Alex Gibbs.
Mr.. L. Lenty and daughter, Edna,
Miss Alice Corlett, A. Riehl, Forrest
Sherman and A. R. Corlett and fam
lily, of Cleveland, spent Sunday at
Willis Corlett's.
The Standard Bearers will serve
an oyster supper in the M. E. church
basement Saturday evening, from
$50 on.
Ernest Waite, wife and daughter,
were home from Ashland over Sun
day.
Jesse Conant, Kirsch Conant and
wife,. Mr.. Parncroft, of Cleveland,
spent Saturday at C. W. Damon's.
Mrs. Eli Peck went through her
operation at Fairview hospital and is
getting along nicely.
Marian Perkins school at Sherman
Corners had Thanksgiving enter
tainment Wednesday evening.
Union services were held Wednes-
day evening in the Disciple church
with Rev. Kinsley of the M. E. church
delivering the sermon.
Private George Emmett, of Hinck-
ley, gave his lecture on From New
York to the Rhine" with rs moving
pictures in town hall Thursday even
ing.
H. H. Hitchcock is moving his
household goods to Ashland this
week.
Margaret Stebbins and lady frienc
were home from Berea over the week
end and they furnished music on the
piano and violin at the concert Fri.
day evening.
Earl Gibbs and Howard Chapman
were home from Hiram over Sunday
Thursday in Elyria at her sisters.
Grange meeting Dec. 2.
Mike Kearn left Saturday morning
for Camp Taylor, KY, and in JUNE
expects to be mustered out after foul
years enlistment.
Mrs. George Coleman has been sicl
with the grippe.
Miss Bird was called home to at
tend the funeral of her grandmother
at Greensburg, Ind, and will stay
until after Thanksgiving.
The domestic science class gave ;
supper Tuesday evening to theil
friends in the M. E. basement.
The high school scholars held theil
Thanksgiving exercises Wednesda,
afternoon.
Frank Houseman, who has WORKED
for the Foley boys, was hit by an au
to Sunday evening while walking il
the road and was hurt quite badly
He is being cared for at Will Foley's
Harley Kellar and wife returned OF
Monday evening from their weddinl
trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
Miss Williams, of West Mansfield
IS teaching in Strongs district in plac
of Mr.. johnson.