The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-25

parents.
Harry Waite and wife, Mrs. Ernest
Waite and daughter of Ashland came
up to Charles Damons Saturday to
pick strawberries.
Charles Gibbs and wife We're in
Elyria Sunday to see her uncle Mr.,
Edy who was taken to the hospital
on Friday and is quite low.
Will Jack and wife and Mr.. Webster
of Strongsville and D. Wilkinson and
wife of Royalton spent Sunday at
Walter Hadlock's
Rev. Kinsley and wife were in
Cleveland the fore part of the week
to attend wedding anniversary of
a friend
The Odd Fellows memorial exer-
cises will be held at the M. E. Church
next Sunday morning June 27 at IL
o'clock. Rev Kinsley giving the ad-
dress, after which they will march to
the cemetery 10 decorate the graves
of the departed.
Prof. Huff wife and daughter
Katherine of Washington Mo. came
last week to attend the Chidsey re-
union at Weymouth last Saturday.
They will spend the summer at Mrs.
Hoffs parents Phil Kennedy and wife
The daughter, Esther has employment
in Akron for the summer.
Freda johnson and Dorothy Perkins
left Sunday to attend summer school
at Kent.
Alvin and Carl Gibbs and Handy
Miner returned home last week from
Hiram College. \
Handy Miner spent Sunday at
Wyckle-off on-the-lake with Ted
Bonnema.
Lucille Miller taught school at stop
&C of Barry district six years and she
wishes all the pupils of those years
with their parents or families to meet
with her at the schoolhouse at. &c on
Thursday evening July l at which
time there will be treat for all.
The Rebekahs of Brunswick will
hold special meeting Tuesday even
ing June 20 for the purpose of initial
ing new members and the Medina
team will be present. Every men,
ber is urged to be present. Lunch
will be served.
Mrs. Eva Stebbins received word
last week of the death of her uncle
Mr.. Collier at his home in New Lime,
Ashtabura Co. Years ago he lived here
and was well known to older residents.
Mrs. Fred Stowe of Cleveland visit
ed over Sunday at D. F. Tillotson's. |
Eli Peck and wife with Ernest
Wilkey and family spent Sunday in
Akron with friends.
Sam Tibbitts fell Sunday from the
lay loft in his barn down on the door
,ill and dislocated his right shoulder.
they took him to the hospital in
Ilyria where Xray was taken and
'ound no bones broken.
Sam Rock Of Vigil who is a boss on
he section gang on the electric car
me went on duty Sunday noon and he 5
topped up to a telephone box to call I
ONE one and he was instantly killed.
is thought he was electrocuted as
le had so many burns on him. Mr..
.ock's first wife died while they v
ere living here in the Watson Carpen- n
ar house. He leaves a wife, two
aughters and baby son. n
Our Band Boys will give their first n
and concert next Saturday evening in s
ne band stand--if the weather is good.
1t was with sorrow we received the \
ews of the death of Mrs. Will Kings
ury last Saturday night at Fairview
ospital. Mrs. Kingsbury spent all I
er life here until they moved to Me- n
ina few years ago. Her son Glenn
7as killed last January from which e
er health has been gradually getting Ii
'orse; so she was in poor condition to
o through the serious operation. She l
caves the husband and two daughters T
1other, brother and two sisters. v
Children's Day exercises will be OBJ |
crved at the Church of Christ next
sunday evening. Besides short pro- a
ram by the children there will be I
lide pictures of foreign lands exhibit s