The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-02-13
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK


So much sickness that there is moi
much to write about. F. l. Gibbs
grippe developed into pneumonia, al
SO Archie Benjamin, and his brother
Clayton tried all over Cleveland on
Saturday to find a nurse and could
not find one. Cliff Benjamin, wife
and son, Edgar Benjamin and wife;
Arthur Jones, Gaylord Miller, Scott
Holden and son Gordon, Mrs. Mary
Gay, Frank Bushman, Howard Wed
difield, Mrs. Sus Euga, Chas. Gibbs,
and Ed Graft are all sick.
Steve King Jr. and wife, of Berea,
spent Sunday afternoon here at his
fathers.
Ora Ridiker and family were in
Akron Sunday and their daughter
Mrs. Perry Smith returned with them
for visit.
Earl Hadlock and wife are making
their home here with his parents as
they expect to build house on the
land they recently bought of Arvine
Kenyon.
The Odd Fellows went to Cleveland
Tuesday evening to the Amazon
lodge where their new members re-
ceived the first degree.
One of Will Foley's sorrel horses
was very sick Saturday with indiges-
tion but by prompt assistance they
brought it thru. ~
Helen Canavan, of Cleveland,
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Bee Foley.
Mrs. Mable James was here in
town Thursday from Vigil where
they are spending the winter.
They have lost their tools the Sec
ond time in the gas well on George
Coleman's. The drillers are having
hard time to get places to board as
they had to leave Coleman's and
Leisters on account of sickness.
Mrs. Sarah Lanphere is able to be
up and around in the house after get
ting badly hurt by falling on the ice.
Mrs. Ralph Strong received word
Sunday morning that her mother and
sister, Mrs. John Atkins and Hazel,
were having a relapse from the Flu
at their home in Medina.
Mrs. Helen Waite died Saturday
morning at the home of her son Jesse
of pneumonia, aged 78 years. She
was Helen Blakslee and was born in
Weymouth. Her first husband was
John Hurd and son, John Hurd is
living. Her second husband was
Henry Waite and three children are
living, Frank, Jesse, and Mrs. Agnes
BENJAMIN. Her third husband was
Elisher Waite of Hinckley, since the
laters death she has made her home
with her children. The funeral was
Tuesday at Bennetts Corners.
The Delco Co., is putting in milk
ing machine in Grant Tillotsons barn,
also at Orson Harringtons.
Mrs. Lewis Peck has been sick late
ly with a lame back.
Mr.. Smith, of Wooster, has been
visiting at Eli Pecks. He is the own
er of the five legged calf that Eli ex-
hibited.at the fairs last fall.
Out III the thirty-three scholars,
only six attended school part Of last
week at Sherman Corners with Mari
on Perkins, as teacher, those not sick
were at,home so: as not. to get the
grippe; &
The Missionary societies of the M.
E. church will meet all day Friday at
Mrs. A. F. Roots.
Lillian and Alice Anderson, whose
mother recently died in Cleveland will
make their home for the present at
their aunts, who lives on the Chris
tian farm at Sherman's Corners.
There were no services at the
Church of Christ last Sunday as so
many members were sick or caring
for the sick.
Remember the next lecture for Feb.
10. The Lilionkalain Hawaiian
Quartette.
The Will Morgan, who was scalded
to death in Lorain, one day last week
by the bursting Of a pipe, was a cous-
in to E. C. Miner and Mrs. George
Coleman.