The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-28
BRUNSWICK

Word was received here that the
two children of Arthur Brasse ana
wife of Washington, D. e.. are nav
ing the scarlet fever.
Vida Erhart, one of Our telephone
girls, has been at home the past tWo
weekspsick with pleurisy. Mrs. Alta
Wvman, Mrs. Jessie Oehlhoft, Myrtle
Chapman and Freda and Villa John
son have helped Marian Brant III
running the exchange.
Mrs. George Coleman was called
10 Akron Monday afternoon, as her
niece, Mrs. Anna Stull, was uncon-
c;ous and not expected to live. Last
Thursday Mrs. Coleman was in Ak
ron to see the other niece, Mrs. bes-
sic Sturm. who had underwent an op-
Grafton and who was getting, along
nicely. LATE R-Mrs. Stun diea
on Monday. The funeral was nelo
on Wednesday. and was attendea 3y
Mrs. Coleman and Mr.. and Mrs. +. I.
Miner. =, ,.,
ali last week sick with a very hard
cold and throat trouble.
Master Millard Jones is having
siege with the measles.
Next Sunday evening the young
oeonle will have charge of the even.
Inc services to be held at Church OF
Christ. Young people from Medina
and surrounding towns will be pres
ent. Let there be good attendance
from here to greet them.
Mrs. Anna Case is at Allison Clem-
ent's helping care for the new baby.
Mary Stearns is in Cleveland help
ing care for Mrs. Lovejoy,who is near.
" 90 years of age, and is second
cousin of Mary.
Paul Owen and family of Cleve-
land spent Sunday at G. E. Pitkin,s.
G. E. Pitkin had charge of the fun
eral of Mr.. Swift of Hinckley, who
shot himself last week.
Several neighbors met at M. M.
Perkins last Wednesday and made
garments for the Terosky children.
F. H. Gibbs sold the house occupied
by Roe Moxley and family to Mrs.
Fred Kellar, who is to leave the farm
she has been renting of Mrs. Ger
trude Humphrey. -,
Miss Grace Stcen, teacher in the
Strongsvil1e school, attended the mas.
ouerade here Friday night and stald
bver with Mrs. Maud Evans.
Charles Fletcher of Elyria spent the
weekend with his sister, Mrs. Miles
Johnson.
Arvine Kenyon visited over Sum
day at Poe with his brother, George
Kenyon and family. :,
MeHill Morton of Cleveland is
spending couple of weeks here at his
brothers, Ben Morton's.
Leo Root lost pocketbook at the
masquerade Friday night land besides
the money in it was his insurance card
and automobile club card. He would
like these returned. .
Edna Ridiker was sick last week
with tonsilitis.
Next Saturday evening, Jan. % is
the annual election of officers in the
Farm Bureau, and all members are
urged to be present.
The masquerade was the event of
the season. Some seventy-five were
masked and over forty boxes were
sold. All kinds of costumes were
represented and all seemed to have
good time. Rose Kellar, Marguerite
Hogue and Fred Kellar won the priz-
es. The five-piece orchestra gave
fine music and after they left on the
1929 car, Eugene Williams with a
violin, and Elva Brant on the piano,
furnished music for couple Of hours
longer. Plans are now being laid for
a celebration next Fourth of July.
On Feb. 10, at the town hall, will be
given treat in the way of music. Our
band, under the leadership of VIM.
Kohl, president of the Cleveland
School of music, assisted by string
trio Of piano, accordion and xylo-
phone, and vocal soloists will give a
concert. The proceeds are for our
band.