The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26
BRUNSWICK

Remember the next number on the
lecture course is S. Platt Jones, s,humor-
GUS entertainer, on Tuesday evening".
Nov. 80.
Mrs. Archie Benjamin went down
cellar to fix the fire, and as she start
ed to pick up board, one end Of it
fell towards her. She threw her head
to one side to dodge it, and dislocated
three vertebrae in her neck. She suf-
feerd for number of days before she
got relief.
Miss Harriet Simmons of Leroy
was a visitor at j. F. Babcock's Fri
day.
{ Mrs. Florence Bartlett of Strongs-
vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. Louisa
Parks, at her home at Will Gibbs.
Members of Church Of Christ sent
a donation to the Cleveland Christian
Orphanage Home.
About 1870 gathered at the Odd
Fellows hall Saturday evening for
their home coming. They had a
good social time, recitations were CIV
en- by Willis johnson, Mrs. Rena Per-
kins, Ruth Poots and Silas Ashdown;
songs by Mrs. Lena Morton, Ruth and
Charlotte Poots, Silas Ashdown, and
a parody song by the Rebekah ladies;
instrumental music by Mabel Brown,
Grace Steen and Alice Kehrn, and a
talk by Rev. Knisly. A lunch was
served later, which seemed to be en-
joyed by all. These gatherings help
to keep up the interest in the lodge
and create more brotherly feeling,one
toward another.
Dwight Smith and wife of Cleve-
land and his mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Humphrey of Berea, Albert Evans of
Berea and Merrill Morton of Cleve
land attended the home coming.
Charles Gibbs, wife and son Leo
nard took dinner at E. F. Gibbs in
Medina on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cough will eat
Thanksgiving dinner with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick, at Chippewa
Lake.
Mrs. Ella Strong had an operation
last Wednesday for gall stones and $
getting along nicely. .
The ladies of the Methodist church
have changed the date of their bazaar
from Dec. 1 to Saturday evening, Dec.
A..
Mrs. Harvey Miller went to Hinck-
ley to visit her friend, Mrs. Waite,
and got showed in for few days.
By an election the following officers
were elected for another year in the
Red Cross: Chairman, Mrs. Rena Per-
kins; vice chairman, Mrs.Anna Foley;
secretary, Mrs Grace Miner; treasur-
er, Mrs. Eva Leinsider.
Ethel Waite has been sick with ton
sill trouble at her uncle's, Herbert
Waite's, in Medina.
The Ladies' society Of Church of
Christ elected the following officers at
last meeting: President, Mrs. Nellie
Moxley; Sec, Mrs. Alice Gibbs; treas.
Mrs. Stella Gibbs. In the c. w. B.
M. society Mrs Alice Gibbs was elect
ed to serve as secretary in place Of
Mrs. Anna Lincoln, who moved to Me
dina. Il
G. H. Sims will preach on Commun-
ion at Church of Christ next Sunday
morning.
The Red Cross pageant will be given
here in the Methodist church on Fri
day evening, Nov. 26. There will be
home talent with aid from several 9th
er towns. Let there be good at
tendance.
When driving home, Saturday ev-
ening, Percy Tibbits looked around to
see if the chain was on his auto wheel
and consequently he landed upside
down in the ditch near Marshmeyer's.
The top, windshield, and front wheel
were broken.
F. H. Gibbs will entertain their
children and families for Thanksgiv-
ing.
The Red Cross drive is on for this
week and L. H. Randall of Medina was
out Saturday evening to confer with |
the canvassers.
On account of the first big snow
storm Of the winter coming on Grange
night, we did not have meeting and
also sent word to Mrs, Upp of West
Dover rot to come until further no
tice. Next Grange meeting will be
Dec. 7.
Worthy Green of Hiram is here Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. Alex Gibbs.
Irene, daughter of Edward and Ada .
Parker Riddles, was born in Liverpool
O., Nov 80, 1886. When q small girl !
they moved to Berea, where she has
ALWAYS made her home, excepting five
months after she was married, when |
she lived here in Brunswick. She