The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-23
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
BRUNSWICK

Pomona Grange is dated for here
on Saturday, Jan. "a. The roads and
weather will have to be better by
that time to insure crowd.
Some of our roads have been al
most impossible. Some days the mail
men can not make all of their trips as
the roads drift so over night. Il. +.
Wyman tipped over few times spill
ing the mail out.
The hearse from Cleveland that
brought the body Of Ida Steinmetz To
Medina last Saturday evening, had
tough time Sunday trying to get back.
They were several hours coming here
having shovelled path in several
places and they finally left the hearse
in the garage and their auto in Frank
Cases barn and took the car to
Cleveland.
A large moving truck from Cleve-
land is standing beside the store.
Five men came out for it Sunday
morning, but after taking look at
the roads they took car back to
Cleveland.
Mrs. Will Draga is visiting in
Cleveland at her daughters. N
| As the milk trucks have had SO
much trouble getting out here lately
after the milk, the farmers are taking
turns in hauling it in sleds. Rather
slow. tedious all day job. Autos
have spoiled people for anything that
has to walk.
Will Gall is in harbor at Norfolk,
Va, and often calls on A. D. Gard
ner at Berkeley, Va.
No grange Tuesday evening on ac-
count Of the weather.
Orson Harrington was sick last
week. His wife has been qite poorly
| since in November and Walter and
| wife have both been quite sick. George
has kept we'll and waited on the rest.
About seventy-fve Odd Fellows
gathered last Saturday evening for
installation Of officers and the supper
afterwards. Some had trouble gettlng
home through snow drifts. They are
in a contest and next Saturday night
decides which side furnishes the sup
per. They expect to initiate ten new
members Saturday evening.
Eugene Fuller has been quite sick
the past week from relapse of the
grippe. /.
The Y. M. c. A. boys are to have
4 the moving picture outfit this Fri
day evening in the town hall. This
outfit belongs to the county secretary
to pass around among the towns
There will be about two hours of pic
lures and the boys hope for gooG
patronage.
| Last Wednesday afternoon wher
George Euga was walking up the Cal
track to GO home with a basket OF
groceries, he stepped off in the snow
to let limited car go by. He did moi
get away quite far enough and the
step hit him in the back and threw
him down. The car crew stopped the
car, backed up and took him to hi
a home at Stop sc. The, doctor said hi
was hurt internally, but he is getting
along now SO he is able to sit up.
Lester Brant is back to school thi;
week after several weeks of illness.
Cal Brant was in Cleveland Mon
day to take treatments for nerve
trouble.
Mrs. George Coleman was undel
the doctors care this week for livel
trouble.
AS Mr.. Sims could not get here
from Granger last Sunday on accoun
of the weather and snow, there were
no services at the Church of Chris
and very small attendance at thu
M. E. church.
!, On account of the stormy weather
Friday and Saturday very small
crowds attended the Farmers Insti
J tute. about 300 tickets sold. TIL,
speakers were good and the musi,
was fine. The same officers were re
elected for another year. Lincoln
orchestra gave a fine entertainment
the last evening.
; Mrs. Alice Miner is in Berea work
ing at the place where Ethel Wait,
stays as the latter has been having
the measlesJ
! Rebekah lodge Jan. 27.
Mrs. Alta Wyman is under the doc
tors care this week with throa
trouble.