The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-12
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

II A little daughter, Ruth Virginia
was born March z to Perry and Mar
gle Ridiker Smith, here at her parents
home. Mrs. Herbert Blakselee, o,
Medina is helping are for her mothel
and baby.
Joe Montgomery, aged " died d
his sisters home in Cleveland, Mar. |
from a cancer. When child, Mr.
Montgomery's parents lived where
Percy Tibbits now lives. For many
years Mr.. Montgomery has lived al
the Soldiers home at Sandusky ane
would come ont here summer times
and stay at Arthur Jones. He also
leaves a brother, Sam Montgomery or
4 the east town line.
i Jack Allen died at the home of his
son Roy, at Cuyahoga Falls, Mar. J.
aged 70 years. His body was placed
in the vault and when weather per
mits he will be brot here for burial be
side his wife, son George and grand
son. Mr.. Allen and family lived
where Ralph Strong owns now, when
Mrs. Allen died and later he with the
children was living in the old hotel
when it burned down In 1891, and
they then drifted around Akron where
the children live now.
The Odd Fellows initiated four
new members Saturday evening and
on Monday evening So went to Me-
DINA where the new members received
the first degree.
Clayton Saunders and wife, Amy
Jones, have bought home in Lodi
and Mr.. S. has rented a meat market
there. We wish them success in
their undertaking.
Mrs. Louise Lanphear remains a.
bout the same, some days feeling a
little better.
The lecture last Wednesday even
ing by Samuel Grathwell was hur-
ricane for rapidity of speech, but by
following him closely he gave some
very good advice. AS we have. .$74.00
left after meeting all expenses, Prof.
Drake will try and get another num-
ber for, this month, but if he cannot
it will go toward another lecture
course next year.
Scott Holden and son Gordon have
moved into the south rooms of Mrs.
Rices house and will stay there this
summer.
Last Saturday was Ellen Gibbs
tenth birthday and she had party to
which nine came. There was cake
with ten candles on and she also re-
ceived some nice useful present.
Rollo Overholt was here in town
last week calling on old friends.
The Y. M. c. A. boys have changed
their night Of meeting from Wednes-
day to Thursday night.
! We We're sorry to hear that Mahlon
Charlton, of Medina fell on the ice
Friday and broke leg. He drove
one of the Malert andWeidnertrucks
here last summer, so well acquainted
here.
Mrs. Harlie Kellar returned home
from Fairview hospital, last week.
John Indoe's from York were over
Sunday to see her and Nellie Brant
who was sick last week with throat
i trouble.
Mrs. George Coleman was burned
VA CiiS iOic oIliS AiOSh oAiN Low, AtSo'
week, by hot grease splashing out of q
crock that slipped out Of her hand
and hit on shelf.
Wayne Cadmium has had relapse
of the Flu, in the form of pleurisy
AS his father did not feel the best or
Monday, he got Eli Peck to carry the
mail.
| Will Gibbs and wife postponed com
ing home another week, which is just
as well, tho they had it cold enough
down in Florida last week to form ict
on water dishes, tho they think it has
not hurt vegetation.
Grange meeting March Is.
Walter Cough went to Medina re
Getty and moved the household good!
to Chippewa Lake, of his wife's step
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer
rick, as Mr.. Merrick has taken posses
sion of the blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Olive Lester Simmon left las
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