The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1918-11-22

this week as new cases Of flu broke
out.
Mr.. Wood and James and Bee Foley
attended the funeral Of Pat Shea IN
Medina last Thursday.
Eunice Ganyard Of Benefits Cor
ners is staying at Mrs. Alex Gibbs
and attending high school.
f. HI. Gibbs received a card saying
that the ship that Ed. was on reached
the other side safely. Now the ques-
ton is how soon will he be back.
| Mrs. e. Leinseder, A. Manley and
wife and son, spent Sunday in Medina
at Fred Leinseder's.
Harvey Miller and daughter, Mrs,
Blanhe Widdifeld, were at Charity
hospital last Friday to see the form
er's son, Floyd, who has been very III,
following case of the flu.
Mrs. Ellen Newton received word
from her son, Hollis, that he got as far
as New York harbor when peace was
declared and received orders not to 60
over. He was going as a mechanic.
Mrs. Bert Freese and son are at
Bagdad helping care for her mother,
Mrs. Lance, who is in poor health.
Mr.. Gish of Willoughby preached at
Church of Christ last Sunday.
About forty attended the Pomona
Grange last Saturday and the follow
ing officers were elected: Master, I.
M. Mccoy; overseer, Mrs. G. z. Gan
yard; lecturer, Mrs. C.P. Dickerman;
steward, Mr.. Waters; assistant stew
ard, Geo. Taylor, ST.; chaplain, Mrs.
Geo. Taylor; treasurer, Milo Branch;
secretary, C. q. Ganyard; gate-keeper,
Mr.. Havlin; Ceres, Mrs. Claud Hazen;
Pomona, Mrs. Grace Miner; Flora,
Mrs. Glenn Weisz, and lady assistant
steward, Mrs. T. Mccoy. The next
Pomona will be at Litchfeld in Jan
uary.
The Jew family which bought the
Atkin farm, have sold it to a German
family and they will go back to Cleve-
land.
In the drive Of the past week over
$1,000 has been given and our appor-
/ tionment was over $500.
Mr.. Cooper and family, who have
lived near Grant Chidsey's, are NOV
ing to Valley City.
At the Grange meeting Tuesday ev-
ening the following officers were elect
ed for next year: Master, Carroll Da-
mon; overseer, w. E. Vaughn; lectur-
er, Arthur Barber; steward, Silas
Ashdown; assistant steward, Arzie
Clement; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Arzie Clement; chaplain, Mrs. Grant
Tillotson; treasurer, Theo. Chapman;
secretary, Mrs. Grace Miner; gate
keeper, Grant Tillotson; Pomona, Mrs.
Grant lTillotson; Ceres, Mrs. Harry
Vaughn; Flora, Mrs. May Damon.
The district quarterly rally meet
ing of the Lorain- Medina district Of
the Church Of Christ will be held at
Brunswick on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Nov. 26, 27. Following is the
program:
Tuesday Afternoon Devotional
service, Pastor G. H. Searles, Hinck-
ley Ridge; 2:30, Sermon, "That Ye
Should Earnestly Contend for the
Faith Which Was Once Delivered
Unto the Saints" Jude 8, Pastor J. l..
Griffith, Wadsworth; 3:15, Symposium,
present Day Problems in Our Doc
trine and Practice, (a) Is our Bible
school school of the Bible ? Brother
c. G. Gibbs, Brunswick; (b) Do we
properly value the Lords supper? Ell
der A. Wilcox, Cleveland; (c) Have we
drifted in our teaching? Mrs,iG, j,
Damon, Medina; (dl What shall the
preacher preach2 Pastor G C nith.
Sullivan; general discussion yed by
Brother j. B. Ault, Medina I sd
Tuesday evening o'clock, Devo-
tional service, Pastor F. I'll Randall,
North Eaton; 7:45, chart sermon,
Studying the Bible by Dispensations"
Rev. C. c. Maple, Elyria.
Wednesday morning. o'clock, De
votional service, Pastor G.. C. Maple;
$50, Round Table on Departmental
Work, Pastor ]. L. Griffith; 10, Chris
tian Woman's Board Of Missions rally
program in charge Of Mrs. v. S. Good.
ale, Medina; 10:45, Devotional service