The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
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Mrs. Edith Craddock Rowlee was
married June at 2:30 in the after
noon at the M. E. Church at Lakewood
by Rev. Fuller, to Ralph Dorrah,
superintendent of the Austin Struc-
tural Plant at Nottingham. The bride
wore a gown of toque color satin and
carried pink roses and Mrs. Roy was
maid of honor. They will make their
home at 1889 lockwood Ave-, Cleve-
land. On Wednesday evening they
came out here to her mothers Mrs.
Llman Pritchard.
|. Clair Cadman and cousin Agnes
Dams went down to Covington, Ky. and
were married June A. They were ac-
companied by Will PEBBLES and wife
and Lucille Miller. They will make
their home with his father.
Announcements were received here
on Monday of the marriage of Myrtha
Evans of Berea and Charles Seller OF
Strongsville on March 4, 1920. They
kept it quiet until after she had grad
uated from Berea high school a couple
weeks ago. :. =,
Hal Bennett a Brunswick boy died
at his home in Elyria June 10 after
an illness of a number of months. The
funeral was held at Elyria on Sunday
afternoon and the body brought here
for burial. Mr.. Bennett was 50 years
old and leaves a wife, one son and two
daughters.
We noticed the death of Elmer
Brown of Medina. He was born and
raised here and married Nettie Peters
and lived here until 1891 when they
moved to Medina. Mrs. Brown was
buried here. He later married Ida
Trautman of York who survives him
with his two children Ernest Brown
and Mrs Gertrude Arborgast.
The Odd Fellows have changed the
date of their memorial to Sunday
morning at II o'clock at the M. r.
Church, Rev. Kinsley delivering the
address after which they will go to
the cemetery to decorate the graves
of departed members.
About 14O attended the Farm
Bureau meeting last Thursday even
ing at which the cooperative elevator
man was present and gave an address.
Glen Benjamin and family were in
Elyria Sunday to attend the funeral
Of his uncle Hal Bennett |
Walter Foley and wife entertained
over sixty of the Foley relatives Sun
day at their home.
Epworth League of M. E. Church
will hold a social in the church base
nent this Friday evening. |
Union church meeting next Sunday
evening at Church of Christ, Rev.
Ainsley preaching.
E. C. Miner and wife were callers
vt Melvin Cases Sunday afternoon
o see the new baby girl. Viola Case1
las gone over to stay at her brothers
or while.
Mrs. Will Kingsbury of Medina is
n Fairview hospital where on Monday
he went through an operation for the
emoval of tumor.
About rs of the Odd Fellows went
o Dover Saturday night and attended
odge.
F. H. Gibbs, wife and two daughters
Esther and Ellen and Mrs. Nellie
Ioxley went to Hiram Monday to at :
end the graduating exercises Of their
on Earl Gibbs. Two other graduates
re Lucille, daughter of Frank Hawk
rs and wife Of Cleveland and Esther
aughter of Perry Rice and wife of {
'hicago. II
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday even
lg.
Mrs. E. E. Rice spent last week in
Iedina at her brothers E. E. Nc
'ougal
School reunion at stop &C Saturday,
une 19.
A few from here attended Pomona
range at Poe last Saturday and re- s
ort fine meeting.
The shine ball is thrown like a fast '
all, but floats instead of curving. 1t
as discovered by Eddie Cicotte of E
lie Chicago American league.
The cause of George Washington's
cath is generally considered to have i
cen pneumonia.