The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-28
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oxen taken to Cleveland last week III
slater's truck to be used in the parade
for the anniversary.
Arthur Brassee of Washington Y
c., has recently entered the ministry
of the Church of Christ people and
viii be here on visit and on Sunday
Aug. 7, will preach at the Disciple
church. Arthur made his home here
for years with his uncle, Theo. Chap.
man a nd was one of the route mail
carriers, so is we'll known. He was 9
graduate of our high school in l9lo'
His wife and two children will ac-
company him.
Harold Barber was the first to have
sweet corn on the market.
Some of the members OF the Ep-
worth League went to Strongsville
Sunday evening and attended services.
Henry Barton, wife and her grand
son of New Philadelphia, drove up
Saturday and visited over Sunday at
A. Browns and w. E. Vaughn's.
Mrs. Anna Case visited few days
in Hinckley at her sons, Melvin Case.
Grange meeting Aug. 2.
A large delegation from this Grange
attended the Pomona Grange picnic
held last Saturday at c. Ganyard's at
Granger and report fine time.
Mrs. Amy Saunders of Lodi was a
caller in town Sunday morning and
told of how her husband had sold out
his meat market at Lodi, and by the
first of September they will start on
trip thru the west.
Frank Kinsley, wife and two chill
dren of Pittsburg are here on visit
at his fathers.
E. c. Miner and family moved to
Medina this week. AT Atpresent no one
goes into the house they vacate.
Mrs. Jessie Oehlhoff attended the
funeral of Newton Jordon in Cleve-
land last Thursday. Mr.. Jordon and
family lived here at one time and
was we'll known. He leaves a wife,
daughter, Mrs. Cora Rowley, two sons
Robert and Archie. and a boy, Frank,
that they brought up.
The Rebekah team went to Berea
Wednesday evening and initiated sew
eral candidates.
Grant Tillotson and wife spent Sun
day at her brothers, Carl Highs, east
of Medina. .
E. c. Miner and wife were callers
at Melvin Cases in Hinckley, Sunday
afternoon.
Royalton team played our team Sat-
urday afternoon and won, ~. On
Sunday West Salem team came up
and played and won I'LL.
J.. F. Babcock and wife, w. E..
Vaughn and wife, c. G. Gibbs and
wife, Mrs. A. P. Gibbs, Mrs. M. J.
Hawkins, Mrs. E. E. Rice, Mrs. Mary
Brant, Mrs. Frank Horton and Mrs.
E. c. Miner attended the funeral of
Mrs. c. c. Kenyon Monday afternoon
in Medina. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon
were charter members of this Disciple
church and were good faithful men,
bers for years.
Last Wednesday afternoon Elmer
Benjamin entertained nine little
friends in honor of Alice and Lillian
Anderson, who were out to the neigh
bors on a, visit. The girls lived at
Shefman's Corners last year and at
tended school. Now they are in
Cleveland with their uncle and aunt. |
Kenneth Root, grandson of Mrs.
E. E. Rice, is in hospital in Michi-
gan, where he had an operation for
appendicitis.
Alice Kehrn entertained the follow
ing schoolmates over Sunday: Miss
Caroline Wack of Elyria and Miss
Martha Brickbill of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. A. P. Gibbs entertains the
Gibbs reunion on Aug. 4and they
will eat thier dinner in the basement
of the Disciple church.
That was sad case, the death of
Sam Mantz, aged rs years. His
father owns the Albert Evans farm,
but the son was living at Dublin, 0.
On the evening of July 10, he was out
riding with his lady friend and had
stopped on the roadway, when two
men stepped up to his machine and
one told him to hold up his hands. As
Sam had recently been appointed dep
uty sheriff, he reached for his revoiv-
er ,and the other fellow shot him in
the back. He died before morning.
He. was buried at Marion, o. He
leaves sister besides father and moth
er.
Lightning struck the corner of Sam
Tibbitt's house and tore off boards on
one side of the house and window
casing. There was no fire, but Mrs.
Tibbitts was sttinned for a shnrt t;ma |