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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24
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Am ispravit 81 stagiul de Ia
Siligeorgiu.
Schimbam iarasi directia, da.
de a1sta data cu tendinta to,
/. Stra6atem Singeorgiul prin
inima lui. Pavilionul rominesc d.:
orasului mantle sarbatoreasca.
Ma nit in lungul strazii la CO.
loana de turnuri, de cal 81 de
trupe, la solemna atitudine mar
tia.a pc care li-o imprumlrta a.
cestora tricclorul infSpt pc min.
drele edificii. Cita voioSie in ochi
cfta siguranta in pa3i! Sint pu
rurea mbsterioasele puteri. ma
vis.n.ce in momente.e supreme,
pc care pamfnt1ll lie comunica ce.
lor in earl sesrecnnoaste. Legell
da lui Anteu este in fulrctie de
netagadllite realitati.
C!adiriFe publice, vilele, spita-
lul Gu drapellM ''Crucii Rosii''
fabrica de tutun, gradinile inca
pline de flori 81 strazile curat..
ca pagina nescrisa sint tot 4
titea priveliSti de care ochiul Sc
desparte cu discrete pareri de-
rau.
Urcam dealul de la Vest Gu
albele lui casute in jurul carora
Sc risipesc gradilli ca verbine s.
trandafiri.
| Crmam Gu tOate miisurile d.
rigoare - Serpuitc!e ineovoier
ale drumului din raristea padu
rilor: O revar>are traganata d,
stejaris pc umerii dealurilor il
cercuite de potcoava Oltului.
i Coborim in Gimp spre Va!ce,.
| (Elsopatak).
i Oamenii si-au lasat masinlle d'
treierat iesindu-ne intru intimpi
mare. 0 noaja de copii - intre
| 81 II ami = ne astepta la intra
rea satului. Treceam pe sub ar
cul de triumf, Gu proaspete CHI
lande de stcjar. pc frontispiciu
caruia sint prinse doua arhaic.
ale 'Craiulni Ferdinand sit
Craitei Maria'.',, in, reyarsarile Il
sltflet a sutimi' de copii carl NJ
ureaza de bun sosit: ''Traiasc;
Rom1nia Mare
Matmisesc CA nam fost nici
odata mai cov1ryiti de aceasti
urare. Ca!da 81 exuberanta era
fntiia CARA eind - auzin-o din
gura a ,peste o mie de scdlari =
| 81 mai mici' de cit alta inva
tam. moi carturarii, carl este a
devaratul exponent al realitati
Ell: Ne gasiam La scoala aclten
tentica a ist0riei, in contactu
nemijlccit cu izvorul vietii dil
trecutul unui mileniu.
| Florile de toamna, Gu care al,
fost salutati din fie-care poart'
capatau simbolul acelei recuno
stinte Garcia nu-i lipsia putin cs
sd fie prea tirziu.
Flori. cintece 81 'lacrami mul
| te, mu,te' FLacramile aStepta
r,1or Mesiei!
Ne departam tot mai multi d
Llegiunile minunatilor copii a
i;valcelelor, tde faalfiitul tricoloru
1'pe carl abiaa 81 mai. putem zar
! pc turnul Bisericii dnalte. Gu ult
1 mele ecouri de urale ale celor c
ne-au 1ntovarasit pima dincol
| de sat, ne amntam in noapte Z
in necmoscnt.
| Lasam la dol chilometri inla
lturi siluete Feldioarei.
j ! Or. oprisan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

Ca omagiu de adfniratie 81 recu-
adusseroilor cazuti pentru
i,ltrceirea tarei, roininii (ortodoxi
81 evrei) emiarati in Argentina, au
,trimn o frluneaa6 placa comemo-
rativa de brens spre . Fl t'epusa
in Asusole,As Nnitdlii 'sasionalc &c
- Va ridiea - Bncuresti.
Predarea pl6cei - va face Gu
mare creemonie All. Duminica, in
sala de spectacole q Atencului, Ia
ora 10 dim. Din partea rominilor
din Argentina ~ vorbi d. capitan
Lavrow, addc1tcrul4 placei. Va
raspunde a: Aersl stefanescu
Amsa, secrets 1nsfal q miniats-
llrului de r. geG
| - voe ~ lylntfri ocazionall
dius postie G nsi 4 ! soeis
sa5ilsr Sultuj
Y<EH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

BANCA "CRTATEA" Gu sEDIuL
CENTRAL IN BRASoV-tocmai III zen.
trul Relnaniei Mari, 81 filialele Ell carl
sunt deja Ifaacute 81 Sc vor mai face
l. Primeste dspunsri spre fructificare
Gu procentul eel mai urcat, garant1nd ST.
guranta 81 platirea lor la cerere.
2. Acorda 1mprumuturi pc cambii,
hipotecarc, pc fabrici 81 instalatiuni in
dustriale, comerciale 81 economjce. .
3. Primeste bani din strainatate Gu
schimbul Gel mai bun prin toate bancile
din tara 81 strainatate 81 prin toate agen-
turtle garantate De stat
4. Primegte bani din America pentxu
orice parts ) Transilvanisi, Msramureyu-
lui, B&uatylui, Aradului, precum 81 q IN
trcgii Rominii, Basarabia 81 Bucovina.
5. 0ricine ar avsa bani de trims din
Ameriss 81 otf 1nds ar vrsa s1-i triIi111
lapxriltt lar11s, h osanunx, h alts 1f1st
penttu 1aGoEit sau altssva, BAn0A
"oETATEA' din DT14ov flatoare toe
mai in osnteui 1Un&uiei. Mari -exccutG
ori ce fcl de ordins De plata de sumo ce SC
trimit din Amsrica in tara mama, cit Sc
poate mai ieftin si mai repeds, avind SUI
cursale 81 leg6turi "a toate partile tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-24

I. Is. 'TRAT1 RoMfNI DIN AMERICA!
Duceti-va Gu banii vostri La Agentia Dan
Poloschan din Detroit, Mich, IT'S Frank
lin Street, sau Ia alts banci din America
81 le spuneti ca sa va trimita banii vos:ri
numai la Banca "CETATEA", sediul
central in Brasov-din centrul Romaniei
Mari. - care este cea mai moderna 81 mai
romineasca banca 81 care site .nacazurile
Rominilor plecati peste ocean 81 site Sc
serveasca PIE oamenii necajiti, caci Banca
"CETATEA" s'a nascut insasi din mil
locul taranimii noastre din Cetatea romf-
nismului din Transilvania
z. Cine are vote g. aib& actiuni dela
s'CETATEA" fara aminare sa in4tiintese
prin epistol4 Ia sediul Central al Bancii
IN Hraeov 81 sd trimit& suma actiilor, 600
LEI DE ACTIE prin Marmorcsch- Blank
san ute bxuci.
8 11AN RoMfNI! NJ va lssati a.
magiti de Eel 81 fel de agenti, ci orica bani
att vol sd trimiteti acasa, nnmai prin
Banca "C8fATxA," sediul central Bra
SOW, sal trimiteti, caci yeti Fl bine serviti,
! daca in fruntea acestei banci Sc afla tot
ce este mai cinstit 81 mai vazut in 10
| mania Mare. (1-3-5)
Difss1tunsa gsnsraM Bxncii
Get TATEAn
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the best, she never mingled much with
the young people, but those who knew
her in the home life knew her true
value. Two years ago they moved to
Medina and she was buried in Spring
Grove cemetery,
Helen, second daughter of Andrew
and Lulu Cowles Ritchie, was born IN
Brunswick, Aug. q, 1898, and died IN
Cleveland, Feb. IL, 1920, aged 21
years Helen attended our schools and
graduated from high school i'm 1916
with Helen. Miner and Ida Thompson.
That same fall she went to Medina
and worked in the, telephone exchange
for over two years, and last fall She
went to Cleveland. In February she
contracted influenza, from which she
did not recover. She was brot here for
burial. She leaves father, mother, Sis
ter Lucille, and six brothers, Stanley,
John, Glenn Carl, Clarence and Ray
Clara, Oldest child Of Thomas and
Nora Perkins, was born at Goodman's
Corners, May 18,s1897. She died Feb.
IL, 1920, aged 20 years. She was mar
ried to Reuben Morton, May 80, 1917.
On June 18, 1918, little daughter,
Katherine June, came to brighten their
lives. Clara had always lived around
Benefits Corners and Goodman's
Corners, and all who knew her loved
her. She was buried at BENEFITS Cor
ners, March 26. Rev. Chas. Searles con
ducting the services. Besides the hus-
band and little daughter, she leaves
a father, mother, four sisters and one
brother, and many relatives.
Elda Helen Forschner, daughter Of
Nelson and Ella Graham Forschner,
was born in Parma, o., Oct. Fl, 1884,
and died at her home in Medina, Feb.
16, 1890, aged 35 years. She was mar
ried to Mahlon Huffman in May 1902,
and she leaves the husband, two sons,
father, mother, one sister. In the years
1896-97, Elda lived here with Mary
Stearns and attended our high school
George Waite, one of nine children
Of James and Eliza Ashley Waite, was
born Dec. %, 1885, here in Brunswick,
on the Crum farm, and died at his
home in Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. 10, 1920,
aged 85 years. He was married to a.
lady on Wadsworth road, and they
went to Wisconsin to live. From there
he enlisted in the Civil war. The wife
died about the year 1872, leaving four
children. On May IL, 1873, he married
Almfra E. Graham of Brunswick, and
they went to Wisconsin to live. Five
children were born to them. All are
living except one daughter by his first
wife. The present wife is still living,
but>in very poor health.
Albert, son of Aaron and Anna
Reimer, was born in Cleveland, Sept.
29, 1898, and died, here in Brunswick,
Feb. Il, 1920, aged 26 years. When he
was a, year and half old his parents
moved out here on the farm on east
town line, where he had spent all his
life here helping on the farm. He
leaves mother and sister, Mrs. Anna
Luke, and three nieces. f5
Alva d. Fuller was born in Rochesr
ter, IN. VI, March 10,1863, and died
Feb. 22, 1920, at the Old Soldiers
Home at Sandusky, aged 83 years.
When boy he lived on the John Root
farm and later went to York, this
Miller, to which union were born two
county, and married Mrs. Mary "A.
Cotinued on Page 8
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BRUNSWICK

i Mrs. Edna Rock and little son Of
Berea visited at Geo. Coleman's and
Rolla 0yerholt's last week.
Clayton Benjamin and wife OF
Cleveland spent Saturday night and
Sunday here at his fathers, E, Ben
jamin's.
Glenn Benjamin and family spent
Sunday at Ridgeville at his sisters,
Mrs. Anna Fits. Grandma Bennett
is staying with Mrs. Fits, for the
present.
Mrs. Cal Brant and Arvine Ken
Won received word that their sisters $
husband, John Morgan, had suffered
a very severe stroke of paralysis at
their home in Wellington.
Mrs. Maud Evans attended the
Walden reunion held at Puritas
Springs last week, Wednesday.
Mrs. Eli Peck is spending a couple
of weeks among relatives in Akron.
The Glendale Rebe!.ah lodge of
Cleveland are to have picnic on Wed
nesday, Sept. /, in the grove of Ed
Fritz's farm, and they sent an invita-
ton for our Rebekah lodge to unite
with them and in this way get
acquainted. y
Bert Root of east town line was to
entertain the Root reunion last Satur-
day. As his house was not fully finish
ed from repairing, they met in the
basement of the M. E. church, and a
sumptuous dinner was served at which
81 did justice.
Miss Hanna and Minnie Wells OF
Medina were callers here in town last
week in the interest of Red Cross
work.
Our schools will open on Monday
September 13.
At the Farm Bureau meeting next
Friday evening will be the chance for
selling stock for the elevator coopera-
ton.
Mrs. Havlicik and daughter, Rose
have fitted up room in the creamery
and are living there for this summer.
Union services at the nj. e. church
@ext Sunday evening, Mr.. Sims
preaching.
Forrest Case will spend the winter
at MS uncle S, baIC Ease 5, neal
Strongsville, and attend school,
Mrs, Julia Waldo and the Misses
Julia and Ettie Rockwell of Elyria
visited here last week at Chas. Da-
mons.
Mrs. Henry Eady of Elyria and her
mother, Mrs. Noaks and sister, Miss
Noaks of Cleveland, Henry Lantsbury
and daughter, Mary of LAGRANGE,
spent last Wednesday here at Charles
Gibbs. Mary remaining for visit.
( Miss Myrn Leibold Of Cleveland is
visiting Miss Ella Nichols at Ed
Fritz's.
Geo. Fritz and family of Cleveland
spent Sunday here at his fathers.
Clayton Saunders and wife of Lodi
spent Sunday at her fathers, Arthur
Jones'. This was the second trip home
since they moved to Lodi in the spring.
Leroy Hadlock, aged 81, returned
home Sunday from a five weeks visit
in Akron at his daughters.
Frank Hawkins, wife and daugh-
ted, Lucille and friends Mr.. Carver,
Chas. Evans and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Seller of Lakewood, were at Mrs.
Hawkins Sunday forenoon, and in
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j. F. Babcock's. She was liked by all
who grew acquainted with her.
Cordelia Mariah Miller was born on
pAug. 21, 1923, at Henrietta, New
York, and came with her parents to
Ohio in 1888, locating as pioneers in
the then Wild wooded country in
Hinckley. In 1852 she was married to
Jesse r. Garrett of Brunswick, who
she survived 2n years. She departed
this life on Nov. 18, 1919, aged 91
years. She left son Frank of Collin
wood, and daughter, G. Delight, who
made a home for her mother; brother,
Harvey Miller and sister, Mrs. Betsey
Chappell of Garretsville. While living
here, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
rett was where Arvin Kenyon now
lives.
DR.. j.. E. Phelps was born in Pitts
field, Mass, Feb. Is, 1874, and died
lat hisshome in Chagrin Falls, o., Nov.
les, 1919, aged rs years. When young
man he lived here with the family OF
Judge Geer, in brick house that
stood where w. B. Hadlock's home is
He attended school here. In 1868 he
went to Chagrin Falls and establish
ed dental office in 1865, and in April
Iof that same year he married Frances
Hawkins of Mayfield, who died in
Jan. 1916. To this union were born
six children, five daughters and one
lson. DR.. Phelps attended our yearly
gatherings and was here last year
and always enjoyed meeting the old
acquaintances.
Orrin Chidsey, son Of Joseph ana
Charlotte Chidsey, was born in Bruins
wick township, Dec. 5, 1843, and died
Dec. 16, 1919, aged 76 years and 6
days. His two deceased sisters were
Mrs. Amelia Heacox and Mrs. Flora
Briggs. He was married to Mary D.
Wilbur Sept. 9, 1869. To them were
born three children, Frank of Wey-
mouth, Belle Bentel of Brunswick, and
Gertrude Huffman of Medina. His
wife died in 1904, since which he had
made his home with his son, Frank. He
left the son, two daughters and six
grandchildren to mourn good, kind
father and grandfather.
John Killian was born in Connought
county, Ireland, June %, 1886, and
died here at his daughters, Mrs. FL
bridge Ganyard's, Dec. 21, 1919, aged
83 years. when he was Fl years of
age he came to Royalton, Ohio, and in
Dec. 1868, he married Nancy Wilt
man of Royalton. Six children were
born, two dying while young. Those
living are, Mrs. Elizabeth Ganyard,
Mrs. Nettie Bartlett of Strongsville
John Of Cleveland, Charles Of Royal
ton. There are also eleven grandchild-
ren, and seven great-grandchildren.
Mr. Kissler died Dec 28, 1919, on
east town line, aged about AZ years
He and his wife bought the Holden
place and lived there over year and
then sold and moved across in the
Mary Crow place. The widow survives
him.
Roewanda Hamblin, son of David
and Jane Heacox Hamblin, was born
in Weymouth, Feb. 16, 1856. He grad
uated from Medina high school in 49,
72. He graduated from Western Res
erve Medical College in 1880, and
practiced here in Brunswick the first
year. He married Lillian Gridley in
1881, and moved to Royalton, and
practiced there until 1912. In 1891
his wife died. One daughter, Ethel.
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the afternoon all drove down to Chip.
pewa Lake.
Cliff Hadlock, wife and daughter
Dorothy of Cleveland, spent Saturday
night and Sunday at his fathers, Frs
kline Hadlock's. Their son Virgil who
has been here among relatives for SIX
weeks returned home with them.
Miss Nina Kellar of Detroit and her
friends, Mrs. F. Bardien, of Merriam,
Mass, spent last Thursday here at her
fathers, j. F. Kellar's.
Alva Kinsley, wife and daughter Of
Jackson, Mich, with Lee Kinsley, wife
and daughter of Cleveland, are visit
ing here at their fathers, Rev. Kins-,
ley's. The son, Frank Kinsley and
family are staying here, so they had a
family reunion Monday.
Helen LanlShauf of Cleveland spent
the weekend here with Helen Hogue.
Marie Morton Of Strongsville spent
last week here with Willis johnson and
Marie Perkins.
Mrs. Jessie Oehlhoff and Marie
Hogue went to Cleveland Tuesday to
see DR.. Wood and family start on their
California trip. ~
Eugene Williams is painting the
store barn of the Aylard block.
Ed Burton of Cleveland spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at Frank
Ridiker's, as his wife and daughter
are on trip in Canada.
Mr.. Taylor and family Of sOlmstead
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Elyria
spent Sunday afternoon at Frank
Ridiker's.
S. L. Root, wife and two sons of
Rockey River, attended the Root re-
union and then visited over Sunday
at Albert Roots.
F, The township trustees will meet in
the town hall on Saturday, Sept, q,
instead of Sept. 6, as the latter is La
bor Day and some wish to attend the
celebrations or reunions.
| The Strong's Corners school reunion
is to be held Saturday, Sept. a.
Mrs. Will Fordham went to FAIR
view hospital last Saturday and had
a. small growth removed from her
hip. She came home this week.
Geo. Snow, wife and son of Kent,
spent Sunday at Columbus Brant's.
/ Nellie Brant is spending the week in
Cleveland at her uncle's, Henry
Brant's.
| Historians record for past year for
Brunswick reunion day Of Aug. IA,
1920:
| Selma H. Fem, daughter of Chas.
and Hannah Fem, was born in YORK
township, Medina county, Jan. ~, lS-
"a. She was married May IA, 1856, to
William Shaw, who died in November,
1909. They lived here on the farm now
owned by Ralph Strong, were members
of the Church of Christ, and were we'll
known. They lived the last years to-
gether in Medina. They had no children
of their own, but made a home for
several, one, Clara Louth, of Cleve-
land, Will Iper of Medina, and May
Hackett of Mansfield, the latter car
ing for her toward the last. She died
at Mansfield, o., Sept. 3, 1919 aged %
wears, and was brot to Medina for
burial beside her husband.
Abigail, daughter of John Seymour
and wife, was born Aug. a, 1887, and
died here at her daughters, Mrs. Ed
ith Ridiker's, Sept. 26, 1919, aged 81
years. She was the first white child
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horn in Minnesota. as her father was
4 missionary preacher there among
the Indians. Shortly after her parents
came back here to Weymouth, and
when II she was married to Charles
.Tompkins. To this union were born
four children, the son Charles dying
at the age of 35.. Mrs. Layilla Blakes-
lee, Mrs. Edna Loomis and Mrs.
Edith! Ridiker and seven grandchlld-
rem survive her. She was laid to rest
in Spring Grove cemetery in Medina.
Geraldine Sophia Demming, the only
child of Jonathan and Sophia DEM
ming, was born March, Is, 1880, in
Sandersville, Mass, and died in Me-
dina, Sept. IL, 1919, aged 89 years.
Her parents moved here to Brunswick
when she was two years old and lived
here four years; then to Wayne county
and then to Medina, when she was IA
years old, and she lived there ever
since in one house for over 10 years.
She was married in Feb. 1856, to Mark
Taylor, who died in Dec, 1874. She
cared for her parents until their
death. She was gifted with an extra
ordinary memory and could recite
events which happened over a half
century ago without omitting the
slightest details.
Jane Dwight Wilson was born in
Brunswick, May 13, 1841 and died
Sept. 16, 1919, aged IS years, at Bath,
O. He was married to Melen Porter,
Nav ,26, 1862, and to this union were
born Clara Wilson Hawkins, who
died in April, 1914, and Minnie Will
son Aikman. His wife preceded him
in death, Dec. 1885. He lived on the
farm where he was born until he was
46 years of age, now owned by Grant
Chidsey. He afterwards married Re-
becca Mack, who died in March, 1916.
He has lived in his late home at Bath
for 32 years. He is survived by a
daughter and five grandchildren, and
Ia host of friends. He was great vio-
lin player and led the dances for years,
until about IS years ago he became a
member of the Church of Christ at
this place, and he gave up the dance
music, but was always willing to re-
spond to any other form of entertain
ment. His body was laid to rest in
J Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
I Ephriam Camp Stoddard, eldest
son of Hanna and Melvina Blakeslee
Stoddard, was born in Medina town
ship, July 10, 1860, and died at the
home of his brother, Sherman Stod-
dard, aged SO years. From early man
hood he had been cripple. He had
lived at CAL. Brant's for number of
years and had only been away from
there about three weeks before his
death.
Herbert, only son of Anthony and
Emma Leinsider Manley, was born in
Brunswick, Jan. 20, 1907, and died
Nov. 1, 1919, at Elyria hospital, aged
IL years. He was not a strong healthy
boy, thus he was more fondly cared
for by. his parents and grandmother
Leinsider. He attended school when
his health permitted. He was laid to
rest in our cemetery beside of his
grandfather Leinsider.
Marion Brown Whipple, eldest
daughter of John and Hattie Dana
Whipple, was born in Medina, April
|26, 1892, and died in the same house,
Nov. 10, 1919, aged 27 years. In the
year of 1866, Miss Whipple taught
lin our primary school and boarded at
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was born in 1882. In 1893 he was mar
ried again and two children WERE born
to them, Sadie and Earl, and they all
live in California, where they went in
1912. DR.. Hannblin died in Dec. 1919,
aged 64 years, at Alhambra, CAL, OF
diabetes.
Mary Ann Armour, daughter of
John and Jane Armour, was born in
Lynn, Mass, Nov 20, 1885, and died
in Cleveland, o., Jan. II, 1920, aged
,S5 years. When eighteen years of age
she was married to Erastus. Morton,
son of Rev. E. Morton of Brunswick,
and they lived here for over twenty
five years, then moved to Cleveland.
Two children were born, George and
Carrie, who with the father preceded
"Aunt Mary to the Great Beyond.
Two grandchildren, Mrs. Frank Mckee
and Harry Z. Morton, and one great
grandchild, Ruth Mckee, survive her,
Aunt Mary loved Brunswick and look
ed forward to these yearly reunions,
and it is that she only missed three
since they originated.
Glenn ", second son Of Will and
Arter Gibbs Kingsbury, was born in
Brunswick, Oct. 16, 1892, and died in
a hospital in Cleveland, Jan. 6, 1920,
aged 27 years. He graduated from this
high school in 1910, and attended
school later at Hiram College. He was
married Aug. 26, 1914, to Katherine
Schneider, and they lived on the old
home farm for a few years, later NOV
ing to Medina. On Jan. 6, he and Will
Frombaugh were fatally injured by a
street car running into the auto they
were driving. He is survived by the
wife, father, mother, and two sisters,
Velda and Alice. He was laid to rest
in Spring Grove cemetery in Medina.
Wanda, daughter Of Anthony and
Matilda Levandoski, was born May
20, 1896 at Cleveland. When she was
II years of age, her parents moved
onto farm in Brunswick, where she
lived until Feb. 4, 1917, when she was
united in marriage to Clifton Shook
of Hinckley. The first year of her
married life was spent in Cleveland.
They then moved to Hinckleyj where
she lived until i'll health compelled her
to leave her home and 60 to the home
of her husbands parents, where she
was tenderly cared for until Feb. rs,
1920, when she passed away, aged
"a years She left husband, little son,
father and mother, one brother and
three sisters to mourn their loss.
Helen, daughter of Bennett and Sara
Hoadley Blakeslee, was born in Wey-
mouth, Feb. 13, 1841, and died here at
her son, Jesse Waite's, Feb. 7. 1920,
aged 7S years. In 1862 she was mar
ried to John Hurd, and two children
We're born, John and Iona, the, latter
dying a few years ago. After Mr..
Hurd's death she married, in 1869,
Henry Waite, and three children were
born, Frank, Jesse and Agnes Benja-
min. After Mr.. Waite's death, she
married, in 1898, Elisher Waite, who
also died, and she then made her home
with her children. She leaves ten
grandchildren and four great-grand-
children. \
Hazel, daughter of John and Lettie
Heacox Atkins, was born in Cleveland,
Sept. %, 1883, and died at her home in
Medina, Feb. IL, 1920, aged 81 years.
When she was about II years Of age,
her parents moved on the Miles John
son farm. As Hazel's health was not
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COST, 5000.
Four Shares preferred
1.-two shares Of com
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-27

mon, FREE, $4OO.
Six shares preferred
3 common free, 5000.
One-half as much COM
mon stock given FREE
as you buy Of preferred.