The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-21
Brunswick
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday even

day at Charles Ganyards in Granger.
Mr.. Baker, who lived on the Carpen-
ter place a few years ago and then
moved to near Royalton, died few
weeks ago. He leaves the wife, one
son, Otto, wife and grandchild.
Mrs. Bessie Sturm of Akron spent
few days of last week here at her
aunt's, Mrs. Geo. Coleman's.
Rev. o. M. Peoples, wife and little
Ruth, visited here last week at A..
Oehlhoff's.
DR.. Elmer Hawkins, wife and little
son drove thro from Chicago and Wis
tied here at his mothers for few
days.
About forty braved the storm on
Thursday evening and attended the
farewell for E. c. Miner and wife. The
electric lights we're off part of the
time, which was very disagreeable.
Eight auto loads were in James
Fordham's lot Sunday morning after
blackberries and when Mr.. Fordham
and son tried to get them to leave,
they fought them. Word was sent to
the sheriff, who came out and the men
were taken before Justice of Peace
Eli Peck, who fined all of them. They
had also been in Ralph Strong's
vineyard and picked green grapes.
About forty of the members of the
Epworth League from Medina came
out here Sunday evening and attend
ed the meeting at the Methodist
church.
Will Barry and Mrs. Clara Bolles
of Berea spent Sunday here at E. F.
Wyman's.
A.Oehlhoff, Ed. Fritz and Mrs. EN-.
ma Hogue and their families spent
Sunday at Otto Bakers in Royalton.
Charles Gibbs has been having
trouble with one of his eyes. At first
it was thought that he would lose his
sight, but lately it is clearing up al
right. The trouble was caused by
his being stung by bees one day when
he was changing cases. 1t affected
his system so as to cure him of catar-
rha1 trouble.
Mr.. Brodeur, the garage man at
r. H. Gibbs, was thrown from horse
onto his face in cinder walk. He
was SCARED up considerably for few
Cliff Hadlock is building house in
Strongsville for Roy Pierce.
Harry Kuhn is adding onto his house
on the creamery lot.
About ten members came out from
NeIina last San rd " night AMI visited
the <, Fellows lodge. The new
offi,ers were installed ana wound up
with a feed and mrsic. DR.. Wise's
voice sounds pretty clear on the mid
night air. -,s
The basement walls and most of the
first tioor of the new school house
are completed. Looks odd, as there
are no front windows on the first
floor.
Kathleen Aylard of Medina spent
most of lasr week here with Villa
Johnson
A Cleveland paper says B. S. Brain
ard llss offered one of his team of OK
an lead the 125th anniversary in
Cleveland. Mr.. Brainard makes
specially of raising oxen and has had
several teams.
Our boys went to West Salem Sun
day to llay bail and lost the bame 3
to !.
Fred Stowe and wife of Cleveland
have been staying here at his sisters,
Mrs. Clara Cleme':s
Velda Drake of Berea spent last
week in Kent with Dorothy Perkins
and Freda Johnson.
The elective officers installed for the
Rebekahs last week were: Noble
Grand, Della Critic; V. G., Pearl
Brown; Rec. Secretary, Jennie john
son. The new Department Presi-
dent, Cora Hauch, installed the offic-
ers.
The house of the late Mrs. Lewis
Fuller burned down a couple of weeks
ago. No one was living there and
Mrs. Fuller's household goods were
still there. They are not certain as
to the cause of the fire.
A week ago Thursday Fred Thomp-
son and daughters, Leona, Alma, Mrs.
Alean Wright and her baby girl and
little Billy Silhuk, son of Mrs. Ida
Silhuk, all of Rittman, were here in
town visiting old friends and neigh
bors
Mrs. E. c. Miner was in Medina
Saturday to attend the funeral Of
Mary Kimball who was an old school
mate, also consin by marriage.
Ben Morton and family spent Sun
day in Medina at E. F. Gibbs.
Harry Waite of Ashland was a