The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-14
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when she went to Elyria to a hos
pital for treatment and later was abb,
to leave there and come to friend.
in Strongsville, until she becam.
worse and was taken to st. Vincent
hospital in Cleveland where she dice
May 2, aged IA years. She cared fol
her parents through their declining
J years and made many sacrifices fol
! them. She was great reader anC
though she lived alone for so many
years she was good neighbor. The
! funeral was held at the M. E. church
Rev. Kingsley officiating. She was laid
beside her parents, sister and a
brother.
Adjutant Kelley Of the Salvation
Army of Cleveland spoke in the M. E.
church last Sunday evening in the in
terest of the cause and a committee
was appointed to canvass the town.
ship in the next ten days, so please
be ready to help in this cause as we
all know they are well worthy of help.
Marian Perkins is our new ex-
change girl with Marian Brant
Fredia Johnson, Myrtle Chapman and
Mrs. Jessie Ochehof are the substi-
tutes.
Mrs. Ruth Kraver and daughter,
Irene, of Medina spent Sunday here
with Edgar Benz njamin and wife.
The young girls who gave the min
strel show last Thursday evening did
their parts well. Solomon in all his
glory was not arrayed as these darkey
girls were. They cleared about $28,
to be used by the Standard Bearers
for their missionary contribution.
Mrs. M. j. Hawkins spent Satu,
day and Sunday at Chippewa Lake
with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Cotner.
Mrs. Sarah Babcock and Lester
Smith and wife Of Cleveland spent |
Sunday here at ]. F. Babcock's.
Mrs. J. F. Babcock and Mrs. Will
Vaugher have each had a sick spell
with throat trouble, it effecting their
speech and leaving them very weak.
Mrs. Alice Miners neice, Letha
Campbell, of Elyria, was married last
Saturday to Paul Palmer of Lodi and
they will make their home in Ritt-
man.
Harry Vaughn has bought the A.
D. Gardner farm, but will not move
into the house until fall
Arvine Kenyon sold his farm to Ed
Graft and Arvine has moved into the
rooms that Mrs. Lunic occupied in
the Gardner house.
Laura Arthur and Rolla Overholt
were married at the M. E. parsonage
Sunday evening, May 2, and are liv-
ing on her farm south of town.
May 6 was the 30th wedding ami
versary of Charles and Bertha New
ton and, on the evening before, some
thirty of the Grangers gathered at
their home as surprise and spent
an enjoyable time. A sum of money
was presented them as remem-
brance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, nee Myra
Kelley, and three children of Lester,
Mr.. and Mrs. McLane of Cleveland,
Mr.. Case of Akron, Ruth Wood, Clar-
ence Harding, Ruth Gebhard and
Monies Shoup of Medina were visi-
tors on Sunday at George Colman's.
G. V. James and wife and Mrs.
David Aylard are back and settled
in their home for the summer
Glenn Benjamin and family were in
Elyria Sunday at Charles Fletcher's
and Hall Benefits and they found the
latter in very poor health. Grand
mother Bennett was feeling real well
after seige of erysipelas.
Charles Brandow died at his home
at Beebetown last Friday night after
a long illness. He was a veteran of
the Civil War. His funeral was held
Monday afternoon, burial at Beebe-
town.
The burial of Harvey Miller was
held Saturday afternoon at Benefits
Corners.
Frank Heacox is painting the house
Of Watson Carpenter
Prof. Leland Drake and family of
Chragrin Falls spent Sunday here at
his fathers.
Grange met Tuesday evening.
George Helm and Norris johnson
Of Hinckley and Harry Johnson of
York are working on the road and
boarding at E. C. Miners.
Roe Moxley and family were down
to Clinton last Thursday to see his
father. The latter has bought the
Canal Fulton Signal"
Fred Rau has sold his farm and i.
hey are moving across the road into
the Carpenter house for the present.
Ora Rideker and family spent Sun
lay in Akron at Perry Smiths
Ralph Strong is spending a couple
of days in Columbus this week.
When Bee Foley left the hospital
in Cleveland she went to stay while
with Mrs. Grady and two daughters
and on last Thursday morning Mrs.
Grady dropped dead. 1t was shock F
% all of them and Miss Bee is stay I
ng this week with the Misses Grady. :
James Foley and mother went in Mon 1
lay and attended the funeral. I
Lucille Wilkey is in Cleveland visit T
ng her Grandmother Laux. 7
Will Gibbs has bought DR.. Woods =
home and Verne Miner and wife will I
occupy the rooms upstairs and Verne /
will take Harry Vaughn's mail route. T
Special services will be held for the T
senior class on Sunday evening, MAY
%, at the Church of Christ. Rev.
will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon. Union services. All well n
,ome. q
The commencement exercises of the
senior class will be held on Tuesday,
,vening, May rs, at the M. E. church. F
Each of the class will take part. An
lble speaker will give the class ad-
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