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

- = 49, ~ =
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at noon, Saturday, Sept. ~, az
tIie home of Mr.. E. c. Bodenlos, 5lo5
West 84th street, Cleveland, when his
daughter. Irna, became the BRIDE OF
Mr.. ]. Ashley Stearns OF BrunswleK.
The ring ceremony was performed. by
Rev. HAYDEN, pastor of the Clark Ave
nue Presbyterian church, One OF
the Campfire girls of which the bride
d 4 member, played the Lohengrin
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the living room. The couple
was attended by Miss Caroline hpp
of Buffalo, N. Y, as matron OF nonor
Mr.. Stephen J, King of Fort wayne,
Ind. served as best man. The 6ride
Was attired in a gown Of white Geor-.
rette crepe with lace trimming ana
carried shower bouquet OF whlte
roses and snap-dragons. The matron
Of honor was dressed in peach canton
crepe and carried pink roses. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a dinner was
served TO about 40 guests. lhose
from out OF town who attended the
ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r:
Babcock. Miss Mary Stearns and
Miss Marguerite Stebbins OF Bruns-
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hitcn-
cock. Master Freddie Hitchcock, MISS
Eva Wells Of Ashland, Miss Etfie
Fw;np. Ieromeville, Mrs. Lyman Ed
-, ipnffalo IN. w., and Miss May Du
Ennd Florence, o. After the cere-
mony the couple left for Washington
d G.. where they will spend tneir
honeymoon. They will be At nome
10 friends in Brunswick after Oct H.
Miss Mary Phelps of Bowling Green
Wood county, spent from Saturday
evening till Wednesday at VIII Gloos' .
Mrs. Ella Campbell of Elyria visited
her sister, Alice Miner.
Ira Moody and wife Of Forest Hill
Mich, called on relatives IN nruhs
wick
The Disciple ladies met THURSDAY
with Mrs. Hawkins.
The sick the past week were Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Ed. Boles and Ed. beutei'
Miss Theresa Ingersoll passed away
Saturday morning. The funeral was
held from the home on Monday, con-
Quoted BY her pastor, Rev. kinsley'
and burial in the Brunswick cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Gibbs is visiting IN Cieve-
land and Lorain. 49,
The M. E. ladies will meet at the
home of Mrs. Will Root for. all DAY,
Wednesday, Oct. S. A picnic dinner
will be served. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohde were call
ers in town Thursday. -. ,9u,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hltcncock'
Eva Wells and Freddie OF Ashland,
snent the weekend with mary
Mrs. 7. F.. Kellar left "Wednesday
for Detroit to visit her daughter,'M MIS-
Alvie Kinsley and family spent the
weekend at the parsonage. Kew. aho
Mrs Kinsley are attending Conference
in Massilion. oe
M and Mrs. H. w. Lautsberry OF
Elvr;a snent couple of days at Chas.
G;bhs' and attended the Medina tar.
Next Sunday. Oct. 2, the Ihurcn OF
Christ will hold rally and home-coh-
The Misses Caroline and Degmar
Oehlhoff and Miss Eleanor eBnJamn
were entertained at the home OF H.
p. Award in MediIia last Saturday.
Cbas. Evans and wife and Mr. ana
Mrs. Seller of Berea called on MATS
Hawkins last Saturday. .,
MIR. and Mrs. Hahn and family ana
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson OF Cleveland
snent Sunday at their parents, mr.
and Mrs. Ed Wilkins. -,
Mrs. w. ]. Darby Of Antioch, iil.'
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Mal1e'
Mrs. Winnie Trautman OF Iieve-
land came out to. see her mother, MRS.
Mrs Ed. Cawrse fell and broke her
bin She is in Lakewood hospital.
Forest Shermans of Cleveland, ana
Clyde Browns of Hinckley were visl-
tors at A. Browns
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brown were
in Columbia Station the latter part OF
the week visiting Fred mitchell.
Mr.. Bachenbaugh and family are
moving back to Cleveland for the WIN
ter. His condition has not improved.
Theresa c. 1ngersoll was born IN
Brunswick, March II, l845, and died
SEPT. "a, 1921, aged 76 years, 8 months
and ! days. In early fife she became
4 member Of the Brunswick Methodist
church and was a regular and devoted
member, ever ready to lend her hand
to any good work. She manifested
a deep and abiding faith in her Saw
iour. and often remarked that she was
prepared to go when the summons
came. One Of the marked traits OF
her character was a very unselhsh
spirit--she was ever happy in minis
tering to the wants of others. Another
marked trait was her great cheerful
ness-a happy, sunny disposition; Dur
ing the last years of her life, though
distressed by physical in6rmities, and
a great sufferer, she never complained.
: