The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-29
SOUTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK


Harvey Betsicover, who has clerked
this summer in Benjamin and Lem
siders' store has resigned so at to at
tend school. Fred Gall has taken his
place in the store.
The drive given by the Farm Bu-
reau association last Thursday visited
the farms of George Coleman first
and inspected his herd of cattle, then
to Grant Chidsey's where dinner was
served by Ladies' society of Church
of Christ to 139 people. Several
speeches were given by men from
away. Reporters from the Ohio Farm
er and Country Gentleman were pres
ent and also several photographers.
They also visited G. w. Damon's
farm and then went on to Granger,
Alan and Leona Thompson, of Ritt-
man, spent few days here with
Myrtle Chapman.
Miss Marcia Cadman is expected
home this week from California
where she has been for few years.
C. w. Damon and Ebert Chidsey
are at Columbus at the State Fair,
looking after ten head of cattle-fve
from Brunswick which it is hoped
will bring home the best prizes.
The following ten ladies went over
to Mrs. Melvin Cases at Hinckley last
Friday and spent the afternoon, Mes
danes f. Case, O. A. Ridiker, Will
Evans, j. F. Babcock, VIM. Gay, Verne
Miner, Walter Foley, Jay Livingston,
Royal Kellar and Edna Brant.
Homer Sprague, Of Lakewood, isl
visiting here at Walter Folley's.
The Strong corner school reunion
which is held the first Saturday in
September will be postponed this year
on account of the road being repaired.
Mr.. Shipton, of Rocky River spent
the week end at A. D. Gardner's.
Verne Miner and wife visited over
Sunday at Springfield lake with Perry
Smith and wife.
Grange Sept. 9 instead of End.
Mrs. Ed. Fritz gave a party Sat-
urday evening for Margaret and
Marion Hogue.
Remember the Odd Fellows picnic
at Chippewa lake this coming Satur-
day. The band expects to go and do
their share, They also play at Ben
nett's Corners on Labor day for their
picnic.
Helen Miner and Esther Bodenhoff
of st. Luke's hospital were here for
a few hours Tuesday evening.
= Bert Walker, wife and granddaugh-
ter, of Gerade, Pa, are here visiting
at H. B. Myrick's.
G. E. Pitkin had charge of the fun
eral of Mr.. Tuttle of Albion. The
latter was store keeper there for
years.
Mrs. Edith Roylee and son Paul,
go to Columbia to live in Bealey
Adams house. Mrs. Rowlee will teach
in the publicschool and Paul will at
tend school.
Mrs. Fred Stowe, of Cleveland, I
spent a few days at u. F. Tillotson's. I
Mrs. Caddie Clement of Medina,
has come to stay awhile at the home h
of DR.. Wood.
E. Wilkey and family motored to
Canton and stayed oyer Sunday at S
his aged grandmother's.
Phil Kennedy and wife, with Rev. \
Fair and wife, of Chippewa lake, mo-
tored to Warren, Ohio, last week and e
attended the Kennedy reunion.
The yearly meeting held last Sun
day at the Church of Christ, was a
considered a good one. Dean Vernon v
Stauffer could not come, but Rev.
Wells, Of First Church of Christ Of h
Akron, came and gave two fine ad- h
dresses and Rev. Newcomer, of Church
Of Christ Of Lorain, gave good ad-
dress. Mrs. Jennie Bowman, with
Florence Sipher and Velda Kingsbury
as accompanies, gave vocal selections. Il
The dinner was all one could ask for.
There were people present from a
Elyria, Lorain, Kipton, Wellington, a
Sullivan, Medina, Royalton, Cleveland,
Remson Corners and North Eaton. 1t it
was decided to go to Medina in 1920. 81
Leonard Clement and wife were
,allers at Walter Folley's Sunday n
and attended church in the evening. n
Brunswick is well represented at
he State Fair as so many of our peo-
Die have gone.