The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-14
NORTHEAST MEDINA CO.
BRUNSWICK

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First we wish to make correc'
ton. Howard Hitchcock has bought g
house and lot in Ashland instead of q
farm. 1t was eight weeks instead OF
eight months since Helen Miner hao
been home.
On Nov. IS, from o'clock to 8 p
m. and from to p. m. there will be
an election of the officers of the Rec
Cross in the town hall. Let there be
a good turn out to this as the county
president ordered it so.
Mrs. Emma Hogue and daughter
Mrs. Jessie Oehlhoff, were at Bedford
last Saturday to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Ward, who was neighbor at
one time.
Thursday was Mrs. F. M. Gibbs
birthday and the following gave her
a surprise in the afternoon: Mrs
Elbridge Gibbs, Medina; Mrs. Albert
Root, Mrs. Harry Vaughn, Mrs. Roe
Moxley, Mrs. Harry Lincoln, Mrs.
Lester Vaughn, Mrs. George Double
and daughter, Mable.
Mrs. William McCrork, of Ashland,
spent last Friday here with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eli Peck. Mrs. Peck went
to Fairview hospital this week for
another operation.
Lyman Pritchard and wife spent
last Sunday in Columbia with her
daughter, Mrs. Edith Rowlee.
Grange meeting in town hall Tues
day night, Nov. 18, at which will be
election of officers and also a bunch of
coffee and pumpkin pie.
George Sims will speak on "The
Unseen World" at Disciple Church on
Sunday evening.
The Epworth League of M. E.
church will give an Old Folks con-
cert in M. E. church on Friday even
ing, Nov. 21. More particulars next
week.
Rev. G. w. Orcott presided at the
first quarterly meeting of the M. E.
church Tuesday evening. Rev. Kins-
ley has charge of Brunswick and Ben
nett's Corners and breaches here Sun
days at II a. m. and 8 p. m, and at
Benefits Corners at 2. His subject
for next Sunday morning is Getting
On" and in the evening, "The Lame
Take the Prey"
The Women's Home Missionary
meeting is Friday afternoon and
Mrs. Kinsley will explain the general
work for the year.
The Domestic Science classes of
the high school gave a fine display of
their work since the first of Septem-
ber in the laboratory last Friday af-
ternoon. They had 125 cans of fruit
and vegetables, 81 glasses of jell and
IL bottles of grape juice Later they
served lunch of tea. sandwiches and
little cakes. The high school scholars
gave an entertainment in the town
hall which was a credit to all. Mrs.
Goodale and Mrs. Small, of Medina,
were present and gave fine talks.
Morris Perkins was down to the |
store little while Thursday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Critic have sold their
farm on east town line and have
moved their goods in her sisters, Mrs.
R. Merrick's house at Strongsville un-
til they decide where to locate.
The next Rebekah lodge will be
held Monday evening, Nov. "a, instead
Of the 25th, on account of our first
lecture that evening.
Nearly two hundred names were
signed for the Red Cross drive.
]. c. Kelly, of Cleveland, is giving
moving picture shows in town hall
Zach Thursday evening.
Ernest Wesebaum, Sr. is confined to
lis bed with rheumatism of the
lerve. Ernest Jr., has gone home to
10 farm work.
Ernest Waite is moving his house
old goods to Ashland this week.
Nellie Miller is in Fairview hospi-
al for operation for goitre.
George Newton is driver on the
.aub bread truck and he surely has
ad his troubles on the detour from
trongsville.
A number of our pople attended the :
-dult Bible convention in Medina this
eek.
Theo. Chapman, wife and daughter, q
oent Sunday in Lorain with relatives. u
[rs. Chapman stayed until Wednes-
ay.
The following song composed by a
harlotte Singirnian, one of the Do V
estic Science girls, was sung by the {
ophomore science class at the enter 81
lnment given Friday afternoon at v,
wn hall. 81
Tune to Bubbles d
ere baking cakes
ere frying steaks 9
We're making dinners fly, q
lr pies are new
leir likes are few ~
The work they take makes you cry; " "
1t if you don't like their flavor 81 81
ell come and help make them over. ." %
CHORUS M M
ere forever washing pie plates, ~ y.
rty pie plates in the sink; y"
They're stacked SO high
They nearly reach the sky. ~
ALI day long we wash and dry, ~, W
lough we're always washing .;
There's still more than we think, h. h.
ere forever washing pie plates, or or
Dirty pie plates in the sink. Tl Tl
trough the long day, 2,
e have to stay, -
And knead the pie dough, too; ~ ~
,r we have work 81
I'D we won't shirk g, 81
The tasks that before us lay. W.
while the others are playing
e, In the kitchen are staying. sa
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