The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29

home Of his daughter. Mrs. J. R. Min
ton, Friday, Sept. 23. The services
were in charge Of the Masons. Mr..
Gray being the Oldest member Of Sc
vile Lodge, No. IA, "A. F. & A. M.
Rev. Woolf gave short sermon,
choosing as his text, The UntroubIed
Heart Mr.. Clarence Shumaker sang
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" The
|pallbearers were Masonic brothers.
The Masons also formed an escort
and gave the closing services at the
grave. Those who attended the fun
eral from out of town were his
daughters, Mrs. ]. M. Thompson. Of
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Mrs. H. o. Hickok
Of Ames, Ia; his brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray Of Cleveland: !:
his grandson, c. r. Minton, Colum-
bus, o., nephew and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. H. Gray Cleveland; His
stepbrother, Mr.. Foscoe White, Mid
Edlefeid, Or; niece, Mrs. Carrie Thomp-
son, Cuyahoga Falls; Mrs. Sarah Kin
dig, Cuyahoga Falls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hickok, Lakewood; Mrs. j. Con
ner and family Of Cleveland.
Arthur Theron Gray was born May
II, l849, in Winsor, Ashtabula county,
Ohio, and died Tuesday, Sept. 20, in
St. Luke's hospital, Cleveland. He was
married Jan. rs, 1875 to Ida F. Emer-
son, who proceeded him in death fif-
teen years ago last February. He is
survived by three daughters, Mrs. J,
M. Thompson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
1 Mrs. ]. r. Minton, Seville, and Mrs
H. Q. Hickok, Ames, Iowa. He was
4 postmaster two terms, serving 1885,
1889, and 1893-l8o7. For the last fout
years he has been employed in the
\ First Savings and Trust bank, Cleve.
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shumaker ant
children and Mr.. Datis Johnson were
!, Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
;. c. E. Swagler.
/. Corwin R. Minton, who just return
4 ed to Columbus to finish his last yea
in 0. S. w., gave an illustrated lecture
before the Central Ohio section of til,
| American Oremie society at the Chit
tenden hotel in Columbus, and ha
been invited to give the same lectur,
before the Indiana and Illinois sec
tions Of the American Orenlie society
! in Urbana, iii. in October. He use,
81 slides in his lecture on mines ant
/ Mineral Deposits" which he tool
while. in, North Carolina. a
H. G. Dix was a business caller il
Seville Monday.
: Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Evan
, on Monday night, g lb. boy. Hi
name IS Ralph Wallace Evans, AM
/ Paul wears smile that won't wea
|, off until he is called upon to wal
J the floor at night with his offspring.
!, Grandpa Carver spent Sunday wit
his old neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. H. II
/ Phelps and reported that his son, a
!. "A. Carver and family, ,who had locat
/ ed in Unionville, Lake county, ha
again sold their place and started 70
5 California last Thursday morning i
N their auto. , sls
1 " The Seville school will have lee
( ture course this year.
|. The Friendship class Of the Baptis
church were royalty entertained at tn
y home Of Mrs. Homer Hyde on Satur
E day afternoon. A good social tim
was enjoyed by the "a members {
: the class who were present. A bour
teous picnic supper was served by tn
u class.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kaufma
/ Eof Lorain, Mrs Ella Hull and daugf
ter Thelma and sons Ralph and Ray
Y mon, were weekend guests Of M
J. and Mrs. Shirley Crofoote.
& Miss Susan Wagner is on the sic
!. list, gall stones being the cause OF he
n sickness. ss.,, !. Nj, s,s oy4 s.s.
4 Porter Crawford, Frank Kinnema
e and George Anderson are attendin
h the National G, "A. R. encampmer
!, at indianapolis this week. They al
7 three Of the old soldies left in Sevill
y Waiter Hamilton Of hear Leroy die
E Sunday afternoon Of typhoid fever
d Carl Shelter, wife. and daughter
= Smithville, visited big Pa Taylor Sa
II urday evening.
w. E. Taylor Of Lorain was visitin
]. friends in Seville Friday. .S
a Mrs. Florence Harris Of Akron spef
!. Saturday with her old friends and re
[. atives. \.
George Kraft sold his barber she
d to Mr.. Bush Of Akron, Monday. Il
n had q fine business, but i'll health W;
e the cause of his selling out.