The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-08

mer son revived, but on account of
Mrs. Bolles' weak heart. it was not
/ until the following day that she was
out Of danger.
Il Mrs. Sophia Cuff and Lydia Grun-
niger returned to their home in Youngs
town Sunday, after spending week
i here with their sister, Mrs. Fred Tib-
| bits.
\ Charles Leinsider and Earl Lewis
and their wives attended the races
at Chagrin Falls last Wednesday.
] Ernest Wilkey and family spent
Sunday in Cleveland, and his sister,
| Mrs. Stella Sinzerman, and baby re-
turned with them.
The Epworth League will hold a
social in the NJ e. church basement
this Friday evening. There will be
a contest between the boys and gitls
as who gets most of their gender to
attend, the losing side to pay for the
supper.
Mrs. Sarah Lanphere commenced
picking blackberries on July is and
has picked continually until the last
week, tho on Oct. A, she picked a,
quart
Ernest Brant and wife and Cal
Brant and wife were visitors at Bert
Kenyon's, near Fenn's Corners, Sun
day.
The baby boy born to George
Newton and wife on Sept. %, died on |.
Sept. 29, of spinal meningitis. The
burial was in Cleveland. \
Mrs. Ralph Darrah and son, Paul
Rowlee of Cleveland, spent few days
with her mother, Mrs. l.. W. Pritch- 4
ard.
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday even
ing, Oct. II. N
Mrs. E. E. Rice received word from
her sister of the death of the latter's .
husband Eugene Woodruff, in Iowa.
When they were first married they
lived in Medina for number Of years
and Mr.. Woodruff was half brother
to Mrs. Grace Finch Kenyon. &
Mrs. Helen Bayer was in Valley
City caring for her daughter, Mrs. +,
Earl Arnold, who was sick.
The high sshool scholars had wen- I
er roast last Wednesday evening /
down by the river in Gunkleman's lot.
Rev. Kinsley and wife were in
Cleveland Tuesday to see about hav-
ng her knee put in caste, as it is p
lot improving as they would like. e
Our band boys played Monday at
he Jersey cow sale in Medina on the b
air grounds. {
Arthur Oatman and wife of Medina t,
listed at Edith Lanes Sunday. afCer- G.
loon. L
Little Bobbie Lincoln was quite sick eli
asst Wednesday with acute indiges- NJ
ion, and it was three hours and h
alf after calling Medina doctor be-
ore he came. It looks serious here N
bout our not having resident phys N
,ian. Mrs. AL Clement was taken te
ick Friday afternoon and a doctor &c
id not get their until Saturday morn
lg. f.
Bertha R., daughter of George and fe
eptara Adams, was born at Colum- rt
ia, O., April 5, 1868, and died in Liv- a,
rpool township, Sept. 30, 1920, aged
! years. She always lived in Co lie
!mbia until her marriage to Charles tie
'ewton, May s, 1890, when they made ia
leir home here in Brunswick, nearl
top &c, until two years ago they
owed into Liverpool township on the
d home place. A son, George, was
,rn to them, who married and was r
wing in Cleveland, and little son ~
as born to them that only lived six an \
.ys land was buried in Cleveland the OF
.1ie day that Mrs. Newton died. In
r girlhood she became a member of ga
e M. E. church at Columbia and cr'
nile here was an active member here :,
pecially in playing the church or $40
n for years. She was also an ac- ea'
re member in the Grange. She 70
ives to mourn her death, the hus- col
nd, son and wife, and brother, Mert a
lams and wife of Medina. The lto
neral was held Saturday afternoon -
the M. E. church, Rev. Kinsley of an
iating, assisted by Rev. Breyenton ileS
Medina. The choir consisted of !
W. Damon, Mrs. Mary Damon, WI WI
ed Leinsider. and wife, and Mrs. rIe
Ia Strong, who had sung to Mrs. y
wton's playing for years. A large az,
mber of friends and relatives gath moo .
d to pay their last respects to the =
mory of good woman. She was 1ay I1!
to rest in our cemetery. III. ~.