The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-03-12

SeRvice st the NJ. e., church and Sum
day school were well attended. Ser
non on next Sunday at 1870 a. M,
SIS. at IL 80 In the evening at 1880
DR.. Mente will give the third section
Of the famous book, "In His Steps"
/. . 4f4siere will be a song service and g
solo, LEAD Kindly Light" All illus
trated upon 15-foot canvas. Seats
free. a.
The Y. M. c. A. boys will meet, at
the home of Charles Ganyard on Tues
day evening for warm sugar social.
This will take the place of the regu-
lar meeting at the high school audito-
rum.
Prof. Schneck of the high school en-
tertained his father over Sunday.
Another of our old resider.s has
gone home. Homer w. Brown, who
was born in Brunswick township on
April Is, 1851, and lived in Granger
about 35 years, died after a six
weeks illness at his home. His son
Byron was with him when the end
came. Mr.. Brown was laid to rest
alongside the companion of his youth
in beautiful Fair-View cemetery. One
son and two daughters survive. The
funeral was conducted by the pastor
Of the M. E. church.
There was a called meeting of the
township trustees on Saturday even
ing at the high school building.
Surveyors of the proposed new
traction line were in the burg the lat
ter part of last week. It looks now as
If the road will be built.
Our townsman Luther Miller is ser
iously i'll at the old home in the burg.
Brother Miller is one of the few re-
manning boys of the early COS, who
tasted the horrors of that dreadful
war in southern prison.
Rah! Rah! Rah! Who are you? Me!
Ma! My! We're the. Granger High!
This war cry will not soon be forgot
ten by the members of the Sharon
high school, who met their Waterloo
on Friday at the hands of the we'll
trained Granger highs. Say kids,
don't take it to heart, come over and
we will do it again. When it comes
TO spelling matches Granger takes the
Grand prix every time. My! But you
should see our teachers wearing a
smile that won't rub off.
Fred Davis has moved his family
into the burg homestead and mother
Burt will be member Of their fam
NY. Needless to say that we are, all
glad to see light in the windows at
night.
The blacksmith shop is now in the
hand1 of the new firm. Mr.. Sharpless
is moving his family from Pennsyl-
vania. The two sons are already
here and when the family arrives they
will occupy the house vacated by Ed.
Lytle.
There seems to be little change in
the condition of Mrs. Sherman Gan
yard. She is still confined to her
home.
At the regular meeting Of the Y.
P. B. at the home of Miss Helen Gan
yard, "a members were present. A
splendid time is reported and plans
for a membership campaign were to
be put in operation at once, the losing
side to furnish royal entertainment
at the close of the contest. We are
certainly glad to see our young people
so earnestly in the work of temper
ance. The future of the nation rests
with the young people.
Petitions for prohibition amend
ment to the constitution to be pre-
sented this fall are in the hands of
our committeeman and we ask all our
good people to get busy. We ought to
be able to enroll almost every voter
of our town on the side of statewide
prohibition. .
Mrs. VIM. Hough is confined to her
home on account of serious attack
of rheumatism. DR.. Smith of Client
is in attendance.
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