The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-21
BRUNSWICK

Do not forget the masquerade and
box social at the town hall tonight.
Everybody invited, as it is commun-
ity affair.
The Ladies' Society Of the Church
Of Christ will serve dinner in the
basement on Thursday, Jan. 27, by
class No. 1.
Cards came here Saturday announc
ing the birth on Friday of son, Rob
ert Lewis, to John and Florence Brant
Indoe, at Mallet Greek.
About dozen Odd Fellows came
out from Medina last Saturday night
with Deputy Fred Randall, and in
stalled the following elective officers:
Noble Grand, Hayden Morton; v. G.,
r. Merrick; Sec., M. M. Perkins;
Fin. Sec. Ashley Stearns; Treas,
ID. M. johnson. The first degree was
also given Cliff Hadlock, after which
was served lunch.
James Crum's house is nearing COM
pletion. They hope to occupy it within
two weeks.
Geo. Double and wife spent last
week visiting in Cleveland and Ely
ria.
Mrs. David Sprague is staying in
Medina at her daughters, Mrs. Frank
Clements. n@ 't' 't
The band boys are to give a concert
in the town hall on Feb. 10. Watch
for particulars next week.
Harry Kuhn, who is building new
house on the creamery lot, is getting
it enclosed and will soon occupy it.
Rebekah lodge next Tuesday even
ing. At their last Rebekah meeting,
Deputy President, Mrs. Grace Miner,
installed the following officers: N. G.,
Mrs. Amanda Pierce; V. G., Mrs. Del
la Critic; Sec. Mrs. Pearl Brown;
Fin. Sec., Mrs. Bertha Benjamin;
Treas, Mrs. Rena Perkins, after
which a lunch was served.
Our lodge had a fine donation the
other night, when Glendalia lodge of
Cleveland gave us their costumes for
degree work, as they had recently
bought new ones. We have a degree
team working and hope soon to be able
to do this work.
Perry Smith, wife and baby spent
part of last week visiting at Harry
Carpenters.
Ralph Strong is in Ashland work.
ing for the interest of the Farm Bu-
reau.
Thomas Tibbitts of Illinois, is here
to see his brother John, who has been
quite sick. Now his trouble is a swol-
len foot, so he can not work.
Mrs. Forrest Tibbitts came home
Monday afternoon from the hospital.
F. H. Gibbs, wife and daughter, FL
len, spent Sunday Afternoon at Ohm
stead Falls with their niece, Mrs.
Iona Usher and family.
At the Grange meeting last Satur-
day the following officers We're in
stalled: W. M, C. w. Damon; Over
seer, Theo. Chapman; Lecturer, Ar
thur arber; Steward, Silas Ash
down; Asst. Sec:, Arzie Clement;
Lady Asst. Stewart, Cleo Tibbitts;
Treas, Mrs. Grace Miner; Sec.
Grant Tillotson; G. K, Arthur Wri-
chal; Pomona, Mrs. Alice Gibbs. An
oyster dinner was served by the men.
The lecturer hour was quite interest
ing. The next meeting will be held on
Saturday afternoon, Feb. S, in the
town hall.
The men commenced work Monday
digging and setting poles to carry the
electric wires to Hinckley and Ben
nett's Corners.
Mrs. Amy Jones Saunders under
wen an operation for appendicitis
last Friday evening at the Lodi hos
pital.
H N. Judson had pipeless furn-
ace installed in his house last week.
Word was received here Monday
afternoon that Harry Frombaugh
was operated on for gall stones in a
hospital in Cleveland, where he was
taken last Saturday.
Last Thursday evening over forty
people met at the home of Harry
Vaughn and family and had social
time. He purchased the Gardner place
and has remodeled it, making a nice,
comfortable home. A supper Of oysters
fried cakes and coffee was served.
tE Mrs Brooks Of Hinckley visited the
past week at Lester Vaughn'h. She
at one time lived across the road from
Vaughn's.
Evylin Wilkey has been very sick
the past two weeks with tonsilitis, but
is ON the gain now.