The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-17
BRUNSWICK


Medina, during the latter's illness and
death.
Michael Kern, son of Mrs. Henry
Barton was in Cleveland last Friday
and took an examination for police
man.
While in the woods, Monday, Albert
Brown saw frog-very mild weather
for this time of year.
Mr.. Korliss, on the Frank Case farm
had an attack Of appendicitis last week
and was under the doctors care for
"a few days.
George Nichols of Bedford visited
for few days last week with his cous-
ms, James Crum and James Fordham.
Hazel Gibbs was home from Cleve-
land over Saturday night and Sunday.
County Y. M. C. A. Secretary
Barnes and wife Of Medina attended
Church of Christ services last Sunday
morning.
Last Friday forenoon County Nurse
Hanna and lady friend had head-on
collision with ! Mr.. Van Deusen OF
Hinckley. The snow coated over the
wind shield SO that he did not see her
machine coming. 1t did not do much
damage to Miss Hanna's car, tho
she left it here at the garage. But
Mr.. VanDeusen had a front right
wheel broken, fender bent, and the
axle sprung.
George and Edward Miles of Cleve-
land spent Sunday at A. j. Ritchie's.
Mrs. Alice Bennett Isham, aged about
67, died in Cleveland Friday afternoon,
and was brot here for burial on Mon
day and laid BESIDE her husband, and
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bennett. Mrs. Isham an
only child, was born here in Bruns-
wick and lived here until after she was
married, since which she has lived in
Cleveland. She had been in feeble
health the past few years and had
been cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Blair.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Van Hofen. of
Cleveland spent the weekend at the
homes Of Jay Livingston and Walter
Foley.
Mrs. James Fordham was in Berea,
Saturday, to attend the funeral Of her
uncle, Frank Nichols who died at a
sanatorium in Cleveland
Russell Baysinger and wife of Wey-
mouth spent Sunday at Lee Tibbitt's.
Gaylord Miller has been in very poor
health for few years, suffering from
intense pain at times. Last week he
went to Cleveland to have his teeth
drawn. The dentist told him to con-
suit specialist first, and they remov-
ed his tonsils, in one of which was
found wheat beard head that had
been there for four years, tho they
thought they removed it at the time.
Now he is gaining and feeling much
better.
George Coleman and Ed. Gunkelman
attended Holstein cow sale at Orr
vile on Monday, at which was very
large crowd
Mrs. Edna Rock and little son Of
Lafayette spent Sunday at George
Colemans.
Mrs. E. E. Rice is in Medina this
week at her brothers. E. McDougaPs.
Mrs. Emery Knapp of Huntington,
o., and Manford Warner of Corunna,
Mich, were at Glenn Ritchie's, Sunday
as Mr.. Warner came from Michigan
with the body of his mother, Mrs. Hell
en- Reed Warner who died at his home
aged rs. On Mordcy burial was made
at Bennetts Corners, beside her hus-
band. She was a.sister of Mrs. Sam
Rupert of Hinckley.
The children are preparing play of
about a half hours length for Christ
mas eve in the Methodist church.
Rev. Kinsley will give Christmas
sermon next Sunday evening at the
union meeting at the Disciple church.
Mary Stearns returned home Satur-
day from visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
H. Hitchcock, at Ashland since Thanks
giving. y
Farm Bureau meeting at town hall
on Friday evening.
The Odd Fellows intend going to
Grafton next Saturday evening and
visit the brother lodge.
Steve King, Jr. Of Berea spent Sun
day here with his parents.
Mrs. Bert Lindley was at Gallon on
Sunday to attend the funeral of a
cousin.
Don't forget the chicken supper at
the Disciple church basement Friday
evening, Dec. II from 6 o'clock until
8.
A cantata is being prepared to be
given during the holidays. Watch
for further notice.
E. c. Miner and wife were in Berea
last Thursday and called on Mrs. Ada
Riddles and daughter Lucy.
The pupils Of Leinsider district had
a party at the home of Roe Moxley
last Friday evening.
The neighbors surprised. Lyman
Pritchard and wife last Friday even
ing in honor of their 30th wedding an
niversary.
Tom Perkins and family of Medina
and o. Averill and family of Royal.
ton spent Sunday at M. M. Perkins.
Mrs. Ed. Gibbs received some very
nice and useful gifts at her shower
last Saturday, given at Mrs. Charles
Gibbs, as an appreciation of her act.
ing as secretary Of the Methodist Sun
day school for number of years. They
gave her silver, goldlined, gravy
spoon and silver handled breac
knife. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs are set.
tied for the winter in A. D. Aylard's
house in Medina.
Carroll Damon and wife attended
the State Grange meeting in Cleveland
Monday evening as delegates from
Medina county. During the rest Of
the sessions Brunswick will be well rep