The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-05


| The correspondent was too slow.Mrs.
H. Freeman, Mrs. Alva Foster and Mrs
Mathers beat her mile to the polls to
vote.
Mrs. c. E. Swagler served a joint
birthday dinner last Sunday for her
daughter, Mrs. Rohrer, and her neph
ew, Maynard Shumaker. Her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred REM and
daughter Lucille of Medina, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Shumaker and daughter
Mary and sons Maynard and baby
. Gean, and Datis Johnson of Creston,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rohrer. A fine
: dinner was served. ~ y
: Mrs. R. D. Long spent Monday in
' Akron shopping.
Hr. and Mrs. Harry Hosmer of Ash
land were Sunday guests of Harry's
n father, Charles Hosmer.
s. Mrs. Bert Miller and son Clifford of
Lorain were weekend guests Of Mrs.
Charles High and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Hall.
Levy Snyder spent the weekend in
:, Massillon visiting friends.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Fickle of Lake
re more, o., Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Baker and
se Sam Owen of Twin Lake, near Kent
VI VI Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Bart of Mallet
In In Creek, spent Sunday at R. D. Longs.
as The Merry Matrons were delight
ne fully entertained at the home of Mrs
y Ida C. Cook last Friday evening.
or ,N The death of Geo, Brumbaugh, whicl
er occurred near Bishop, CAL, Oct. %
en- was great shock to his Seville friend
mt George was bed fast about two weeks
~ ~ The cause of his death was double pne
nd n,onia and heart failure. He wa
Of Al years and months old, just
10 the prime of life when he was calle
IRE ag to the Great Beyond. Although so ia
Oh away from his home town, goo
Law friends assisted his wife and mothe
rs in his sickness and death. Anon
raj them were Dell Lutz, former Sevill
aft man, and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mile
M a. Miss Matte Lutz land Mrs. Crandal
wn who are well-known here, with otht
new friends. : The body arrived
ms Seville on Friday night, Oct. 20, tt
iiu wife, child and mother coming wit
the body. The funeral was held fro
- the Methodist church on Sunday afte
I noon. The services at the churt
were conducted by the pastor, Re
Gardiner, assisted by Rev. Woodwork
/ after which the Masons took chare
and held the services at the grave. II
floral offerings were many and bea'
tiful, from friends and neighbors, ar
we would especially speakof beaut
full basket of large chrysthanthemun
given by the Union Chain Mfg. Ct
| where George was foreman from tt
beginning of the company until he r
signed to go to California fe
months ago. A chain of the flowe
were wound around the basket, shoN
ing the esteem in which he was he
in the company. The out-of-to
guests who attended the funeral we
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Brumbaugh
Cleveland Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Park
of Painesville, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerol
Derhammer of Wadsworth, Mr.. a
Mrs. Ben Kern and two daughters, A
ma and Margaret of River Styx, \
and Mrs. Frank Kern, Mr.. Edd Ke
Harve Kern and FRIEND Mr.. and M
Alva Miller of Lorain, H. G. Dix, W
and children Of Akron ,and many o
ers who names we did not learn.
iii Mrs Will Myers was on the $
list last week but is mucn better
IL this tilte.
The bird lecture delivered by
~ Louise Patterson, last Friday even
-. at Seville, was appreciated by all
.sA were present. The bird pictures
the screen were most beautiful
life-like, and the accompanying lec'
by Mrs. Patterson was unusually
formative on the subject Of birds.
Mrs Patterson was entertained
). the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Il
during her stay in Seville.