The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-24
BRUNSWICK

Merry Xmas. to We Editor and force
and to all Sentinel readers. (Thank
you. Ed
The union Sunday school Christmas
exercises will be held in the Metho-
dist church Friday evening. There
will be short exercise called Home
made Santa Claus, followed by a
tree and treat to the scholars.
On Friday evening, Dec. 81, there
will be social at the Methodist
church, at which the ladies will have
a bake sale, an old-fashioned SPELL
ing school, and will also watch the
old year out and the new year in.
Everybody is invited.
On New Years night the Odd Fell
lows and Rebekahs and their families
will have an oyster supper in their
hall.
Geo. +. Pitkin has his house wired
for electric lights.
Mr.. Korliss' brother from Cleveland
moved cut here last week and they
will all live in the same house.
Marie Perkins was quite sick last
week with pneumonia.
Our schools will all close this Thurs
day until Jan. S, the day after the
Farmers Institute.
The following Changers attended
the State Grange in Cleveland last
week: Carol Damon and wife, Mrs.
Charles Damon, Arzfe Clement, Mrs.
Edna Winchell and son Arthur, Theo.
Chapman, wife and daughter Myrtle,
Cleo Tibbits, Lewis Peck, Ed Beutel
and wife, E. c. Miner and wife. The
last four staid for evening and took
the sixth degree, of which there was
a class of 1142. We were all treated
to a rose, apple, orange, and banana.
We also saw the fifth degree gixen to
a class of 600. This degree work is
very interesting and impressive.
Ed. Burton of Cleveland was at
Frank Ridiker's Monday and went
hunting. .s..
On Sunday evening, Jan. 2, the two
choirs will give the cantata, "The
Christmas Alteration, by Carrie B.
Adams. Mrs. Mohn of Strongsville
will assist as soprano singer, and E.
W. Barnes, Y. M. C. A., secretary of
Medina, as tenor A collection will
be taken to defray expenses.
On Jan. 3 and 4 will be held in the
town hall our Farmers Institute. The
main speakers are Mr.. Gailhouse, Mr..
Cruickshank and Mrs. Durbin. Some
local speakers and good music will be
furnished and the ladies of the Dis
ciple church will serve hot lunch in
the town hall kitchen. No admission
as we have state aid.
Last Friday evening was very
stormy, but for all of that a good
crowd turned out for the chicken sup
per at the Disciple church.
About forty Of the Odd Fellows
went to Grafton last Saturday even
ing and had good social time.
Mrs. Ed. Beutel staid in Cleveland
until Friday evening and went shop
ping with Miss Helen BeuteI.
Alvin Gibbs, Walter Coleman, Clar-
,ence Rohde, Clair Tibbits and Rich
ard Reuter- of Ohio State; Raymond
Brant, Lillian Pratt and Marguerite
Stebbins of Baldwin Wallace, are
home for the holiday vacation. Handy
Miner and Howard Chapman will be
home Thursday night from Hiram col
lege.
Ernest Gunkelman and father, of
Valley City will spend Xmas week in
Chicago, and Mrs. Ernest and daugh-
ter Jane will stay here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Damon.
Mrs. May Alden and son John of
Cleveland spent Sunday here with
her mother, Mrs. A. P. Gibbs.
Rebekah meeting next Tuesday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Alice Miner did not go out to
Amherst to visit her sister, Mrs. Ella