The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-02
Brunswick

Sunday evening.
Grange meeting next Tuesday even
ing.
The eleventh meeting of the School
of Instruction Of the 9th district OF
the Rebekahs meet at Lodi June Z,
and our Rebekah degree team are to
put on the initiation that evening.
Mrs. Brewer and son of Cleveland
spent Sunday at Geo. E. Pitkin's,
DR.. Carl Pitkin of Cleveland called
on his parents Saturday evening, as
on Sunday the DR.. and wife lett Tor
Atlantic City to stay week to attend
a clinic, from whence they go to Bos-
ton for a week to attend another.
Some of our Odd Fellows attended
Glen lodge in Cleveland last Friday
evening, where the grand officers were
present Some attended lodge at
Elyria Saturday night. This Tuesday
night their first degree team went to
Berea and put on the work tor their
new members, and next Saturday even
ing their candidates come here and
the second degree team will put them
thru with the candidates from here.
Mrs. Royal Keller gave miscellan-
cons shower Thursday afternoon for
Mrs Ethel Waite Berg.
Gordon Holden is assisting in the
Brunswick garage.
Henry Silk went to Kane's Corners
last Thursday to attend the funeral OF
his aunt, Mrs. Sullivan.
Mrs Ida Sherman of Cleveland
spent the weekend here with her sis
ters, Mrs. A. Brown and Mrs. W..
Evans .,..
Mrs. Hazel Squires Tuttle of Perry,
Ohio, and Miss Bryenton of Litchheld
former school teachers here, were
here to attend the commencement and
stopped at J. F. Babcocks.
Lightning, last week, struck Mr.
Gittlan's house, but did not ignite it.
1t also split an ash tree and barked
two others in Walter Tibbitts yard,
and split limbs off tree in ]. F. Bah
cocks yard.
Robert Smith, aged about II, died
last week Wednesday at the home OF
his son, Ira, in Hinckley township.
Mr.. Smith lived here for number OF
years and was fur buyer. He was
married twice, both wives dying. He
leaves one son and one grand -daugh-
ter. He was buried here by the side
of his mother.
Ray Reber and wife visited over
Sunday and Monday with her mother
at Rochester, N. Y.
Albert Evans of Berea had very
neat monument erected on his lot ii
our cemetery.
Mrs. Alice Miner is visiting he
sister, Mrs. Campbell, in Elyria, a
the latter has moved from Amherst t.
Elyria.
Melvin Judson, who left lest summe
for Oklahoma, is now working ii
California.
Fred Stowe and wife of Clevelan
spent over the holidays at his sister:
Mrs. Clara Clements.
The four danger signals have beel
placed around the circle.
Rev. Gay, wife and son Merrill 0
Greenwich, o., drove thru and spen
Thursday night at Walter Harring
toms and visited among friends Frida.
forenoon and in the afternoon MI
Gay preached the funeral sermon TO
Robert Smith.
Mrs. Ralph Strong was able to 81
ont on the front porch Monday. Sh
is slowly gaining strength.
Atlee Beutel has been sent to Spring
field,O., to help install electrical ma
chinery.
Claud Miner and Kenneth Smith o
Akron, John O'Brian and family ant
Isodine Miner and Mr.. and Mrs
French of Cleveland, were visitors a
Geo. Coleman's over Sunday and MOI
day.
]. F. Gekler and wife of CLEVELAND
came out for Memorial services ant
Decoration Day and stayed at G. Ben.
jamin's.
Mrs. Edith Darrah and son Pau
of Cleveland spent the weekend her,
with her parents.
Irene Evans and her aunt, Mrs
Agnes Wells of Berea, were callers a
Will Evans Sunday and brough
. flowers for her mothers grave.
E. F. Gibbs and family of Medins
spent Saturday night and Sunday Al
Roe Monkeys and Harry Lincoln ant
! family at F. I'll. Gibbs.
Mrs. Sarah Eddy of Medina and
brother, George Walker of Cleveland
attended morning services here Sur
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