The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-29
BRUNSWICK

The L. A. S. of the M. E. church
will furnish dinner in their basement
on election day.
Glenn Benjamin, Cliff Hadlock and
Morris Perkins and their families
spent Sunday at Whips Ledge.
Marian Brant spent part of last
week in Cleveland helping care for
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Brant, who
was sick with peritonitis.
Bert Kellar has been running the
farm of Mrs. Sarah Gayer in Liver
pool township, and last Saturday ev-
ening the barn on the farm burned
down and he lost what crops he had
stored there, besides the things of
Mrs. Gayer's.
Atlee Beutel and his aunt, Helen
Beutel, came from Lakewood for over
Sunday at the formers fathers.
Miss Isodene Miner and friend, Miss
Addie Behringer of Cleveland, spent
Saturday night and Sunday at Geo.
Coleman's.
G. E. Pitkin had charge of the
funeral en- Monday Of Mr.. Toll Tomp-
kins of Columbia, who dropped dead
last Friday night at reception for
their new minister.
Howard Chapman was home from
Hiram over Sunday.
Charles Damon and wife left last
Saturday for a weeks visit at Ash
land, Morrell and Elyria.
Mrs. David Sprague is great-grand
mother now, since the birth on Oct.
II, at Spencer, o., of little daugh-
ter, Ruth, to Leonard Clement and
wife.
Amos Livingston, who died at
Weymouth last Wednesday, was a
brother of our townspeople, Fred
Livingston, Mrs. Mary Gay and Mrs.
Emma Livingston, who with their
families attended the funeral on Sat-
urday.>
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will
have box social and masquerade in
their hall on Thursday evening, Nov.
A.
Mrs. Ralph Talbot and little
daughter Bette of Cleveland, spent
part of last. week at Rev. Kinsley's,
and Mr.. Talbot came for over Sun
day.
Rev. Knisley attended the Wooster
District Conference last week with
Rev. Bryenton of Medina.
Mrs. Ella Strong was taken sick
while at her son Ralph's last week
Monday, and they took her to Berea
to her sisters, Mrs. Caddie Bolles'.
Saturday they took her to hospital
in Cleveland, where they will operate
on her for gall stones, when she is
stronger.
A twelve-pound son was born last
Friday evening to Glen and Thelma
Landphere, but soon died. The bur-
ial was held Saturday afternoon at
our cemetery, Rev. Bryenton of Me
dina officiating.
Mrs. Stella Sinzinger of Cleveland
is staying at Lyman Pritchard'.s.
Charles Gibbs and others had a mar
row escape last Saturday while fill
ing silo for IMr. George, on the F.
Il. Gibbs farm. The balance wheel
to which the knives are attached went
to pieces, one knife and part of the
wheel, weighing between so and 60
pounds, was found 33 rods away in
a field. Charles was within three
feet of it, and pipe fell over and
cut cash in his forehead and one
on his lip. The blower and all are
a complete wreck. ,.
F. H. Gibbs is furnishing material
for Mr. Kaiser to build a bungalow
on the latter's land between John
Aylard's and Will Cornish's. -,
Next Grange meeting will be held |
On Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. !
Mrs. M. j. Hawkins was in Cleve- l
and the past week and on Thursday,
Oct. q, attended the wedding of her 9
granddaughter, Lucille Hawkins, and k
Philip Garven. They will live at
Ter fathers home this winter while j
he parents go to Florida.
The Odd Fellows entertained 26 a
from Grafton last Saturday a
vening c
Mrs. Miles of Cleveland visited at
\. J. Ritchie's last week. n
Harvey Betsecover, Frieda John S
on and Velda Drake, from the M. e.
sunday school, Esther Gibbs, Ken tt
eth Sims, Mrs. Roe Moxley and S