The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-02
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

BRUNSWICK
On Friday evening, April 2, th,
Farm Bureau have meeting for ev
erybody. They expect good speaker,
and good music and good eats.
H. Lee Kinsley, wife and little
daughter and Mrs. Kinsley's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Soft, of Cleveland
We're callers at Rev. Kinsley's Sunday
Mrs. F. H. Gibbs, Ed Gibbs, Mable
Double, Myrtle Chapman and Velds
Drake were in Hiram last week We'd
nesday night to attend the Delphic
literary society program in which
Earl Gibbs took the leading part in a
play.
J. H. Stearns, Of Cleveland, came
out for a few days with his mother,
Mrs. Wesley Waite. On Monday they
drove to Akron on business. On Tues
day Mrs. Waite went into Cleveland
with Walter Tibbetts and wife as the
latter consulted physician in regard
to her health as she has been having
a nervous breakdown.
Harry Waite and family have sold
their farm to Mr.. and Mrs. Kanagy,
of Cleveland. Mr.. Waites will stay
here few weeks longer.
Ora Hubbard, Of Chatham, is here
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Eli Pick.
Mrs. Calm Mapes is taking treat.
ments from her father in law, of
Canton, and is greatly improved in
health.
VIM. Walker, of Hamilton Corners,
Icr1 81 1oe navr
leaving him in bad condition.
Report says that Mr.. Levandusky
and Ernest Wisebaum, Sr., have each
sold their farms to Cleveland parties.
l.. w. Pritchard tuned the Town
Hall piano last Saturday.
The remains of Mrs. Clara Perkins
Morton were taken from the vault
last Friday and the burial was held at
Benefits Corners.
About ten near friends of Mrs.
Margie Smith gave her surprise
party last Wednesday afternoon at
her fathers, O. A. Rideker's, and left
some nice useful presents for baby |
Ruth Smith.
Burton Blakeslee, who was kicked |
by cow last fall and had an arm
and leg broken, has had to have the
arm amputated and there is fear Of
his leg, too, as the bones would not
knit. He is in a hospital in Cleve-
land.
Earl Gibbs, Howard Chapman, AL
win Gibbs. and Handy Miner are home
from Hiram for ten day vacation.
Mary Lane, Of Jacksonville, and Nor
ma Wurker, of Cincinnati, came home
with Alvin and Handy and stayed
over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Miner spent few days
in Massillon to visit her son, Clare.
Sidney Lance and Esther Wertz, of
Medina, and Fern and John Henry
Lantsburg, of Laport, spent Sunday :,
afternoon at Charles Gibbs. l.
Eva Wells and Fredda Hitchcock,
of Ashland, spent the week of vaca
tion here at Mary Stean's. s
Arthur Gray and wife have sold
their farm near Wilson's Corners and
will move into the house vacated by|1
Mr.. Kravshay, and will work for
Grant Chidsey. = "a II
Scott Holden visited his son Ed and
family in Hinckley last week. |.
The Rebekahs had another car 4
party in Strongsville Monday.
Some thirty Odd Fellows came out
rom Medina last Saturday night and 3
he third degree work was given fol-
owed by a supper. )
Helen Miner was home from Cleve-
and Sunday afternoon.
L. A. S. Of M. E. church will have
Ill day social at the church April Z 4
md the ladies are requested to bring
and shears as they have q
comforts to tie. A
Ralph Cole, of Oberlin, was caller
It C. w. Damon's Sunday. He work :
ID for Damons years ago. Cole was 4
Z months in the army, 7 of them I
lcross. l&
On Friday evening, April 9, the il
Wooster glee club will be here in the \
4. E. church. This is the extra num- s
er on our lecture course, SO all hav-
ng tickets can bring them otherwise Y
will be SOC admission. There are 81
/ in the club and it was thought y
here was more room on the platform y
4 the church than in the Town Hall. n
Miss Squires spent the week end at II
Wooster with the Misses CIRCUITS. "
Vera Chidsey is home for Easter m
acation. II
Mrs. George Double spent few a
ays in Elyria at her son Ralph's and n
ne brought back Paul Double to {
pend his vacation here. IW
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw and son, Of n
obi, spent Sunday here at their u
aughter's, Mrs. Ray Ferriman. lM
Easter Sunday will be observed as y
day at the Methodist u
lurch. Persons desiring to unite 81
ith the church will be enrolled for II
struction. Parents desiring to have "
leir children baptized are invited to n,
ing them to the morning service. Y
Twenty ladies of Bethany Circle Of -
ing's Daughters gave Mrs. Fred
a farewell surprise, in the
rm of picnic supper, Wednesday,
'ening, at her home on E. Smith
ad. A silver spoon was presented
n, from her Circle.