The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-11
GLEAN ANINGS
Neighborhood News Notes
Gathered From Exchanges

John Barton and wife, formerly of
Creston, have moved to Brooklyn N.
Mr. Pope, II years oldS living at
Sterling in Wayne county, died last
! week.
; Miss Mable Ober of Creston has
taken three months leave Of absence
| from the Star telephone exchange in
that city. I
Miss Ethel Hall, formerly with the
Harman grocery at Creston is now
chief operator at the Seville telephone
exchange. Her old position has been
taken by Miss Martha Tanner.
A straw stack on the Walls farm at
Sterling, occupied by Norman Lance,
caught fire recently but quick run
by the Creston fire department and
the forming Of bucket brigade, saved
the buildings.
( A barn owned by Frank Brady OF
Berea was destroyed by lightning
last week.
George Shane of this city has
moved to Berea-
Miss Myrtle Evans of Berea and
Charles Seller of Strongsville, who are
on their honeymoon trip to Niagara
Falls, will make their home in Lake
| wood.
Mrs. A. C. Rice of Berea celebrated
her seth birthday one day last week.
She has quite reputation as knit
ter, having finished 181 pairs of socks
and rs pairs of women's and chill
dren's stockings. Since the close OF
the war she has been knitting for the
refugees and a mission in Labrador.
Berea is now without street car SER
vice within the towns corporate limits
since the Southwestern discontinued
the Triangle service. Buses are
handling the traffic.
The annual commencement Of Mus
kingum college at New Concord, Ohio,
is being held Thursday of this week
This is the 18th and largest class, 93
receiving diplomas. In the list OF
graduates appears the name of Miss
Marie Douglas of Orrville who will re-
ceive the degree of Bachelor of Arts
Banners for the best work and at
tendance at the recent Sunday School
Convention at Wadsworth were wor
| by Leroy M. E. Church. Lafayette
and Granger township tied.
Cloyd Derhammer of WadswortF
and Miss Ada M. Daniels of Leroy
were married last week and are nov
on their honeymoon.
Twelve former graduates Of the
Wadsworth high school will matricul
ate at colleges this year.
Willard Hunsberger of Wadswcrth
who was seriously injured last montl
when knocked from street car il
slowly recovering. He is still unabl
to talk. '.-t..r
A company in Wadsworth is centem
plating the erecting of fifty homes il
the north side of that city. to be sol
on the easy-payment plan.
No Memorial Day exercises wer
held at Rittman.
An automobile in which we're Hel
Brickel, wife and daughter, of Rittma
e was overturned north of that town Las
week and the occupants were badl
> bruised. The car sustained ben
a axle and torn top.
, Rev. w. S. Shelly, former Wads-
Worth pastor, has accepted. the pastor
J. ate of the Mennonite Church at Cal
/ lock, Ill, The pastorate has nearl
@ 5000 members
l. About a dozen freight cars, wer
i rbroken into recently at Sterling
r Wayne county and considerable mel
: chandise stolen Some of the good
Vt was picked up along the right t-of-wa,
n No clue has been found.
S. Wayne county is planning Bo
ii Scout organization to combine tt
n work of the different troops in tt
It county and to establish many ne
e troops.
II John Boigegrain received two fra
tured ribs when he fell while workin
on a residence at Orrville recently.
Eugene Schaffter, 73 years old, I
~ Marshallville, died at the Woost'
4 hospital last week, following an ope
~ ~ alton in which his leg was amputate
N Blood poisoning was the cause
I, death.
~ J. B. Fike of Wooster, died last wet
following an operation. He was
~ years old and leaves a wife al
daughter.
Jap Mcdowell, formerly a clerk
~, the Orrville post office, has resign
W. and will enter the drug business
90 Kenmore with his brother Vance.
Nd Miss Rose Yager of Orville died Ia
r. week from apoplexy. She was We
lo popular among those who knew h
20 and was an ardent Red Cross work.
an She is survived by sister in NJ
ID York.
be Homer Ramseyer, formerly of o.
Wv vile, was found guilty Of murder
re the second degree at Twin Falls, Ida
70 and given a sentence of from ten
er twenty years in the state prison.
is Mrs. Alfred Strouse of Lodi "
,e- thrown distance Of about forty fl
Of from spring wagon in which she "
,c- riding recently when the wagon "