The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-31
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

Harvey Horton has bought piec'
of land south of the house he lives il
of w. w. Carpenter and in time vii
build a house on the land.
Mrs. Anna Fits and son, Ralph
of Ridgeville, spent a few days here
at her brother, Glen Benjamin's. Or
Saturday night Mr.. Fits came out
and all returned home on Sunday.
Our teachers attended the Teachers
meeting in Cleveland last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Lillian Phillips and two chill
dren of Cleveland, spent the week end
here with her mother, Mrs. Lyman
Chidsey.
Next Sunday is "Neighbors' day" at
Church ofChrist. In the morning Mr..
Sims will preach from "Who is my
Neighbor ?" and it will be in the in
terest ofthe Ohio Missionary society.
In the evening is in interest of the
Red Cross. Everybody is invited to
attend these meetings.
Theo. Chapman and wife took the
offering for the Christian Orphanage
home in Cleveland Friday for which
Ln6y were very ludukIul.
Bud Sanford and wife, and Art
Bayer, with Earl Arnold's of Valley
City, spent Sunday in Seville at Mr..
Cooks as a farewell party for the
brother Ed. Bayer and wife, of Akron,
who soon go to Florida for the VIM
ter.
Over one hundred were present on
Tuesday evening at the Rebekah
lodge. The degree team from Berea
lodge came over and conferred the de-
gree on fifteen members. A sumptuous
supper was served.
Henry Silk, wife and baby John
were in Columbia last week to attend
the funeral of cousin, Charles
Meyers.
Mr.. McSparren, State Master of
Pennsylvania Grange, spoke in the M.
E. church Monday evening on Prohi-
bition.
Mrs. AL Sprague and son Howard,
of Lakewood, came out Friday after
noon and stayed with her mother,
Mrs. E. E. Rice until Sunday, when
Mr.. Sprague and son Homer, came.
Mrs. Frank Clement and daughter,
Ethel, of Medina, came Friday to Wal
ter Foley's and stayed until Sunday,
when Dorothy Clement and Leonard
Clement and wife came for the day. !
Mrs. Ida Brunner and baby Ruth,
who are staying at James Ford
hams were in Toledo over Sunday.
Will Fordham, wife and daughter, !
Eva, spent Sunday in Cleveland with
relatives. p,
Mrs. Alex Gibbs visited last week I
n Cleveland at her daughter, Mrs. {
Mary Alden's and in Lorain at her s
laughter, Mrs. Clara Cinniger's. c
Alice Kingsbury, who is in training |
or nurse at the Elyria hospital,
vas quite sick last week with tonsi- {
tits and finally had her tonsils re-
moved.
Grange meeting Friday night, Nov.
DR.. N. J. Mapes and wife, who are o
ocated at Canton now, were callers c
n their old neighbors last week. c
Mrs. Charles Newton's mother, Mrs. d
ADAMS, has been very sick the past &
ew weeks. 1
Mrs. G. E. Pitkin spent a number 9
f days in Cleveland with her chill =
rem.
Morris Perkins has been confined to 8
is bed the past week with relapse .
f former sickness of a few weeks t
go. d
Herbert Manley, IL years DID, has
cen very sick the past two weeks
rom convulsions and after he became
nconscious they took him to Elyria
ospital and his parents are with
i'm. Wednesday morning he was
till alive, but suffering intensely.
The high school scholars gave a a
1rprise party Wednesday evening III
Or Sydney Pack at the home of j. F. -
abcock las he and his fathers family Z
ave for Cleveland.