The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-16
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

for today-Friday-and tomorrow
Saturday. Saturday evening will be
a concert by Lincoln's orchestra.
Mrs. Carrie Bradley received let
ter from a lady in Bloomingdale,
Mich, telling that her brother Chas.
Euga was quite sick. He is "a years
old and was born and raised in Liver
pool. He served four years in the
Civil war and received a bullet wound
in the foot and now after all these
years, has broken out and he has
gangrene. He is also brother to
George Euga and Mrs. Louise Lam
phere.
Marie Hogue is horne from Cleve-
land on a little vacation before she
starts work in new place in Cleve-
land.
Our sympathy goes out to the rela-
tives of Glenn Kingsbury. Glenn was
born and raised here, graduating in
1910 in the same class with Ruth
Miner. On account of the stormy
weather few from here could attend
the funeral held last Friday.
Nina Cole, of Medina, spent Sat-
urday night and Sunday here at ]. F..
Babcock's.
Will Fordham and wife were in
Cleveland Sunday to see Mrs. G. E..
Mapes at Fairview hospital.
At Rebekah lodge Tuesday evening
the following officers were installed
by the Deputy President, Grace
Miner: Noble Grand, Cora Pletscher;
vice, N. G., Grace Miner; secretary,
Amanda Pierce; Fin. Sec., Alta Wy
man; treas, Jennie Johnson; N. G..
Right Supporter, Neil Ferriman;Left
Supporter, Pearl Brown; V. N. G..
Right Supporter, Robert Loder; Left
Supporter, Mabel Myrick; O. G.,
Grace Stein; Inside Edith Sperber;
Chap, Rina Perkins. Refreshments
were served which were appreciated
on such a cold stromy night.
Hazel Squires spent Saturday in
Cleveland and Miss West returned
with her to stay over Sunday.
Miss Helen Starr's school had a
sleigh ride last Friday afternoon.
Monday afternoon Beatrice Blakes-
lees school had a sleighride and Wis
tied the Liverpool school, Monday
evening the high school had a ride to
Medina and attended the picture
show and had lunch at restaurant.
Leroy Haddock is our oldest citi-
zen, being past 80 years of age, thus
he has been on the population list
nine times out of the fourteen census
years of United States. He was born
in Vermont and came to Ohio when a
little over two years of age and has
lived here ever since.
Carroll Damon and wife visited at
Ashland at Ernest Waites' from
Thursday until Saturday Of last
week.
Mrs. Harvey Horton returns home
this week from hospital in Cleve-
land.
Earl Brasse and Will Ludwig were
in Akron last Sunday to see the lat.
ter's little daughter Genevieve.
Donald France and wife and Flor
ence Clement, of Clement, spent {
few days of last week here with DR.
Woods.
The Epworth League took charge
of the evening services at the Meth
odist church last Sunday. A livel!
meeting was participated in by tn
members. At the close of the Leagu
services Dan Pelton, of Medina
delivered an inspiring addres
which was highly appreciated.
Rev. Kinsley placed a sign in on
of the stores calling attention to tn
Sunday services. Sunday school at 1
a. M; preaching at II a. m. sermon
topic 'Taken Alive" A frien
changed the subject to "Six Snake
Taken Alive" The preacher did no
learn of the change until Monda
morning. Another friend turned tn
card over and drew what the Preach
err called mighty good cartoon of
man heading for "Snakes." Ma
holding bottle of every old Scotch
in one hand and glass in the other
He then printed 40 a. m. Sunday
All Come" It was a good job AM
the preacher says that on next Sun
day evening he will talk on "Rea
Snakes and Antidotes for Snak
Btes." The kindest treatment i
guaranteed to all his artistic and ful
loving friends. The morning topi
will be "ItsIs Well"
We have good Ford with deliver
body, formerly driven by Carl Bran
Price right. Gibbs & Co.
ru a