The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-19
NORTHWEST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

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! Mrs. Clayton Stephenson stepped
thru a hole in the grainery floor and
bruised one of her knees quite badly.
The barn on the Cady farm towards
Hinckley and owned now by VIII
Roey, was burned Monday evening
several head of cattle, horses, hogs
and all his farming implements were
burned.
| A series of meetings will commence
at the M. E. church on next Sunday
evening and continue until Easter.
Rev. Bryenton, of Medina, will come
out and help Rev. Knisley some of the
time.
Mrs. Harry Waite went to Ashland
| last Thursday to visit at Ernest
Waites and H. H. Hitchcock's. Mr.
Waite went down Saturday and they
returned Sunday.
Eugene Williams is granting the
wood work in two rooms in Ernest
Brants home.
Melvin Case and family, of Hinck-
ley, spent last Saturday here at his
mothers.
FIJI. Gibbs and Geo. Denble bought
the Elizer Wells farm.
Monday was Miss Hazel Squires
birthday. Last week Wednesday
Mrs. J. F. Babcock prepared a special
supper in honor of the occasion, the
decorations were pink and white and
covers were laid for seven. After
school Friday Miss Squires went to
her home at Wakeman and on Satur-
day evening her friends had a party
for her.
Miss Clara Bird spent the week end
at Wooster with friends and attended
two basket ball games that Wooster
played with others.
Mrs. Mary Alden, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday night and Monday with
her mother, Mrs. Alex Gibbs.
Will Gibbs and wife returned home
from Florida last Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Cough has had the cast
removed from over her knee and now
will get around with crutches for a.
while.
Mrs. E. C. Miner left Wednesday
morning to spend the rest of the week
with her aunt in Fredonia, N. Y.
Helen Miner was in the hospital
last week as patient instead of a
nurse as she had an attack Of the Flu.
Gilmore Benjamin was a victim last
week of the Flu.
Jackson Clark Allen was born in
Erie, Pa, Oct 13, 1910 and died at
Cuyahoga Falls, o., Mach. /, 1920,
aged 70 years. He was married in
1866 to Ida Pimlott of Sharon Ohio.
To this union was born five children,
two sons Roy and Frank and one
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Wright, are still
living, a son George died in 1905 and
daughter, Mrs. Clara Boltz died in 49,
SO. Mrs. Allen died in 1890 while
they were living here on the farm now
owned by Ralph Strong. The next
year Mr.. Allen and the children were
living here at the Center in the old
hotel when it burned down. He leaves
besides the two sons and daughter,
thirteen grand children and one great
grand child. His body was brot here
for burial last Sunday beside his wife
son and grand child. Mrs. Sarah
Wright, Roy and Frank Allen and
wife came for the burial.
The Home Missionary society of the
M. E. church will hold sale of baked
goods Saturday afternoon in the
north room Of the Benjamin and Lem
slider store.
Will Evans was at Berea to see his
sister Irene before they took her to
the hospital in Elyria, where they ex-
pected to operate on her.
A mad dog was killed here at the
center last Thursday morning and as
it had bit Henry Vaughns shepherd
dog and two dogs of Bud Sanford's
they all were killed too.
Alvin Gibbs was home from Hiram
Saturday night and Sunday.
Some twenty Of the Rebekabs went
down to Strongsville Monday evening
to card party given to raise money
to be used in the lodge for incidental
expenses. Over one hundred were