The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-09
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lev. Wite and little dduSheei "
land were driving out here to his tath-
er's, he passed Ford machine near
Lester Vaughn's, and his running
board scraped the fender of the Ford
It evidently scared the driver, Tor ne
soon landed upside down in the ditch.
The Ford is a complete wreck. 1here
were four people in the Ford and one
woman had her shoulder bone dislo-
Gated. but a couple o f citizens put
that right. When Mr.. Kinsley saw
what had happened he went back and
took the parties to their home In Col-
linwood.
Sunday afternoon Charles Gibbs,
wife and son Leonard were driving
down the Fordham road, when Leo
nard drove too near the edge and the
rar tipped over in the ditch. No one
was, hurt but the windshield was
smashed to pieces. a1t.
Sunday afternoon Ruth Cornish had
her little baby sister in the baby bug
pv outside of the road. A car came
along in which woman was learning
to drive, and in some way she turned
TOO far and the car hit the baby buggy,
throwing the baby out into the ditch
EXCEPT for few bruises on its fore
head the baby was not hurt.
Mrs. Ida Williams was home for
week between two nursing cases.
Ben Waters and wife of Medina
visited at Albert Browns Sunday.
Mr., Brodeur is the new garage man
in the Gibbs block.
The Anna Warnock home has been
sold to Cleveland parties.
Frank Ridiker and wife, Ora Ridiker
and daughter, Mrs. Perry Smith,were
in Cleveland Saturday to attend the
funeral of Nadine Burton, aged ~,
who died at her parents home June
1. of tuberculosis. She was the
only child, as her brother died few
years ago of the same disease.
Mrs. Ora Ridiker and Mrs. Herbert
Blakeslee of Medina visited Mrs. Celia
Evans at the old ladies' home in
Cleveland Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Evans is in very poor health.
Rev. Kinsley and wife with Rev
Bryenton and wife of Medina are at
Brewster, O., this week attending a
district conference.
On May 81 the degree team of the
Rebekahs initiated the following new
members: Cora Root, Helen Hogue,
Mrs. Lucille Barber and Issac Lewis.
Mrs. Ernest Waite and daughter
Marie of Ashland have been here at
the formers parents home for week
canning strawberries
Mrs. A. P. Gibbs spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cleveland at her daughters
The Odd Fellows gave four candi.
dates the second degree Saturday ev'
ening.
The Odd Fellows memorial will ht
held June lo at the Methodist church
Rev. Kinsley giving the address.
Mrs. Mary Gray has purchased
five-passenger Oakland.
About thirty attended the showe
given Mrs. Ethel Waite Berg, and sh'
received some very nice presents. Mr.
and Mrs. Berg are living nea- Spragu'
town Corners, in Berea.
On account of a number of cases o
whooping cough, Children's day ex
ercises have been postponed in botl
churches indefinitely. Mrs. VIII
Benbow has been having it quite hard
for an elderly lady.
Jake Smith, the blacksmith at Bee
,betown, has been having the mump:
As his wife or their eight childre
have not had them, they may have
murnpy time.
A little baby boy was born May 2
to Will Wisebaum and wife at no.
pita1 in Cleveland.
AT 3-4 pound baby girl, Doroth
Hazel, was born June Q to Wayn
and Hazel Cadmium, at hospital i
Cleveland. Sunday, James Cadnun
Miles Johnson and wife, D. M. Benjs
min and family were all in to see tn
new baby.
Budd Sanford and wife entertaine
the. orchestra after the dance las
Wednesday night and on Friday nigt
Bpdd and wife went to Cleveland an
attended the theater with Mr.and Mr.
Hamley. a., l.. atgts \. wa
The club members had big tim
Saturday. After the business. sessio
in the forenoon at Medina they WEI
down to the Fair grounds and / a,
their dinners and then went to Chi
pewa Lake and spent the afternoon.
They have commenced laying tt
hrick for the first floor ON the ne