The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-09
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK


Men,, and slides will be used to
lustrate.
Mary Stearns fell on the ice la
week Tuesday and has had vel
lame shoulder since.
Miles johnson, Herman johnson
Glenn Benjamin and Dennis Johnso
went to Macedonia last Thursday
attend the funeral of Miles Johnson
!: sister, Mrs. Electa Deacon. Mr.
Deacon is the one who lived with Mr.,
Codding in Medina, when the latte
was overcome by gas and died. Mr..
Deacon was affected too, and it
thought that her death was cause
from the effects of the gas in he
system. She was 81 years old an
now Miles johnson and Mrs. Davi
Aylard are the last of that family.
Mrs. Esther Miner, of Cleveland
spent Sunday at George Coleman's.
Mrs. Mary Harrington,of Petoskey
Mich, spent Tuesday at Geo. Cole
mans.
A little daughter was born Jan.
to Chris Reuter- an wife.
j. F. Kinsley and family, of Pitts.
burg, spent the holidays here at his
fathers Rev. Kinsley.
A very bad accident happened on
Tuesday afternoon at Miners Cor
ners. Glenn Kingsbury and Will
Frombaugh, of Medina, were going
west and as they got on the street
car track baggage car coming
from the south hit them. The truck
they were in was demolished. Glenn
had his skull fractured and From
baugh had one leg broken and the
other nearly cut off. Ambulances were
called and both men taken to Cleve-
land.
John Johns died Dec. % and his
funeral was held the 30th. His
tirst wife was sister to Glen Benia-
min and they lived at Benefits Cor
ners until her death. His second wife
was Miss Worden and is a cousin
to Mrs. F. H. Gibbs and Mrs. Albert
Root.
Miss Anna Warnock is in the Me-
mortal hospital taking treatments.
Howard Chapman went to DIR.
Pitkin in Cleveland last week and had
an: operation performed on his nose. 4
Gibbs and wife and Mrs. David
Aylard with A. D. Aylard and wife
and John Moody and wife, of Medina.
lett Tuesday for Florida to, spend a
few months. a :N
Mrs. Ada Southam died at BEN
nett's Corners. She was an aunt of
Mrs. Lucien Chidsey and often visited
here. .fgg, .. n -
Mrs. Mary Morton died in Cleye-
land. Jan. /. She was well known to
the older settlers and nearly ALWAYS
attended the Brunswick reunion dav.
Mrs. +. E. Rice is in Chicago at,
her SON Perry's, for a few months.
ON, Dec. 20 Perry's oldest, daughter
Lucille, was married at 4 o'clock in
the church. We did not get the name
Of the bridegroom. They have gone
to their home in Minneapolis.
Henry Frombaugh thinks troubles
DO not come single. A week ago
Friday he was in Mr.. Puder's barn
and fell down in hay chute; day
orsso later while feeling stiff from
that, cow tried to go through a
door the same time he did and the
consequences were he got the worst
OF that deal. Finally Saturday a horse
kicked him in the stomach and as the
doctor was afraid he was hurt in
ternally, they took him to hospital
in Cleveland for treatment.
Mrs. David Aylard and Mrs. Mabel
James were here over Sunday and
Monday as on Monday was the yearly
telephone company meeting. We now
have between here and Valley City
exchange 400 telephones.
A miscellaneous shower is to be |
given Saturday evening at J. F. Bab-
cocks in honor Of Mrs. Edna Brant |
Kellar.
Our college Students all returned
Monday to their respective schools.
Little Lyman Chidsey had scar
letena about Christmas time and by
New Years William had a hard at
tack of scarlet fever, but Tuesday he
was able to sit up little. One of
Mrs. Elizabeth Jameyson's children,
of Lodi, has had it since they were
here Christmas.
Mrs. Louisa Lanphere is still con-
fined 10 her bed.
Prof. Drake and family, of Chagrin
Falls, were here last week at his
fathers.
G. W. Barry and wife left this
week for Florida.
Mrs. Alex Gibbs visited in Cleve-
land, Elyria and Medina last week
with her daughters.
Mrs. M. j. Hawkins spent last
week in Cleveland at her daughters
Mrs. George Aylard, who has been
quite sick.
The Odd Fellows have ten new
members to initiate.
Rebekah lodge Jan. 13. Installation
Of the new officers.
Harry Vaughn, wife and two chill
dren were all sick for a couple of
days from the effects of something
they ate on New Years day.
Pomona Grange will be held here
on Saturday, Jan. "a.
Farmers institute will be held here
on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 16 and
II, in the town hall. The main speak
ers will be c. r. Wagner, Elton Trim
ton, S. M. Salisbury, Mrs. Reidinger.
Of local talent eight recitations.
Wednesday morning latest
news is there was little more hopes
for Mr.. Frombaugh, but none for
Glenn Kingsbury.
HINCKLEY