The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-04
BRUNSWICK

DISPATCHES from the east told of the
suicide pact of John C. Pheil and wife
| in New York City: Mrs. Pheil was
Edith Wallace and her mother was
Bryon girl who lived here when
I, child and her parents William Bryon
and wife are buried here. Mrs. Wal
lace attended school in Berea and mar
ried Robert Wallace, who was a
/ brother to the founder of Wallace
College. Mrs. Pheil also attender
! Berea school and was married at
Berea.
Cliff Hadlock, wife and two children
of Cleveland spent weekend here at
her fathers Mr.. Johnson. Mrs. Had
| lock and children are to spend the
summer at farm house in CARROTS
voille.
J. F. Gekler and wife of Cleveland
visited over Sunday at Cliff. Ben
jamin's.
3Arvine Kenyon received word that
his sister Mrs. frankie Morgan OF
Wellington was quite sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Martha Hurd Sherman Barton
died at her late home in Warren and
was brought here to BENEFITS Corners
for funeral and burial last Saturday
afternoon. She leaves one son Floyd
Sherman three daughters Orene Sher-
town last Thursday. Since moving to
Barton. a.. .-... rr
Willis Corlett was caller here in
town last Thurcday. Since moving to
Cleveland he has bought place at
Chagrin Falls and he and his wife will
move there.
John O'Brien wife, two children,
Mrs. Eta Miner and daughter lso-
dine of Cleveland, spent the weekend
at George Coleman's.
The ladies society of the Church OF
Christ will meet at church on Thurs
day afternoon, June 10 and supper
will be served.
Prof. E. N. Drake, wife and
daughter have moved into Walter
Folley's house. ,
Albert Evans daughter Irene OF
Berea and Mrs. Aggie Wells of Me-
dina spent Sunday at Will Evans.
Miss Grace Stein of Erhart spent
last week here with Mrs. Will Evans.
Mrs. M. J. Hawkins was in Berea
last week to attend commencement
exercises as her granddaughter
Myrtle Evans graduated Mrs. Haw-
kins also has three other grand
daughters graduating now. Lucille
Hawkins at Hiram, Ethel Hawkins at
Cleveland and Mildred Aylard at
Oberlin.
The Dover Odd Fellows came last
Saturday evening and put on degree
work. 120 men present at lodge and
supper was served.
Sixty-three attended the High
School Alumni last Saturday and re-
port good social evening.
Rev. Sims will preach in the M. 4.
church next Sunday evening and Rev.
Kinsley in Church Of Christ the fol,
lowing Sunday evening. 1t is hoped
there will be good turnouts to these
union meetings.
Grandma Motley of Elyria has
been spending a couple of weeks here
at Roe. Moxley's.
Paul Rowler is here at Lyman
Pritchards. On Saturday, May " he
was shooting at blackbird with a
rifle and as it did not work at first
he turned it down and it shot the bull
let through his foot. They took him
to St. Lukes Hospital but no bones
were shattered so the wound is heal
ing up nicely.
Perry Smith, wife and baby Ruth
Virginia and Franklin Redeker OF
Akron were all home over weekend.
The Commencement last week
passed off very nicely. Each girl
graduate did her part fine and the
speakers Mr.. Werner of Ashtabula
gave very impressive address.
The Farm Bureau will meet in
town hall Thursday evening, June 10
at which a cooperative elevator speak