The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-26

One of the pleasant social affairs
of last week was the contest social OF
the Star ladies held on Wednesday
evening at the Masonic hall. Some
time ago sides were chosen with Mrs.
Floyd Lehman and Mrs. Henry
Frazier as captains. Both captains
worked hard to get out the members
of their side. Mrs. Lehman won the
race by one point and gave recita-
ton during the evening of her own
make up saying 1--WE won by one."
The program was fine from start to
finish and the banquet served after
the program was an excellent feed
served by the losing side. This is the
song the winners sang:
You know we're here because we won,
We won because we come.
And we are glad you asked us here,
Before another year.
We've waited long for this fine feed,
And feasted many day,
But We'll forget how long it's been
And banter you again.
To you we want to give our thanks,
And would take off our hats,
For all the efforts you have made
To pay your honest debts.
CHORUS
For all the efforts you have made
To pay your honest debts,
We want to give our vote of thanks
And would take off our hats.
The next regular meeting of tht
Stars will be held Wednesday, Dec
; 81.
The L.O.T.M.ladies hold their regu
} lar meeting on Monday night, Jan
uary 5, 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Hevelan,
| entertained the following guests at
7 waffle and honey supper last Sunda.
, evening: the Misses Sylvia and Vela
Stewart and their gentleman friends
+ David Rohrer and Roy Lowyer, o
Chippewa Lake.
;, The Maccabee ladies sent out fiv
e Xmas baskets to their sick and shut
ms.
Ed. Miller is spending Xmas wit
Cleveland friends.
Rev. R. w. Gardner and wife wi
spend Xmas day with their friends j
Akron.
A big dance in town hall Xms
night.
Corwin Minton is home from tt
O.S.U., Columbus, for a vacation.
Josephine Lowrie arrived home 9
Saturday evening from O. S. U. ;
I Columbus, for vacation Of tv
weeks.
= Mr.. John Dix is reported bett'
a and able to sit up again.
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Reichstin'
were business callers and visitors
Cleveland Friday and Saturday al
,. attended the Shakespeare play at IL
1 Colonial theater on Saturday evenin
+ Chalmer Holser, of East Liverpoe
is spending his vacation at the Lei
:, man home.
The sad news of the death of MI
Sarah Fetzer was cast abroad {
Monday afternoon among her mar
friends. She died about 2 p. m. aft
- an illness of only a few days. TT
\ funeral will be held on Wednesday a
! ternoon from the Baptist church. Fl
particulars of the sickness and dea
of Mrs. Fetzer will be given in ne
weeks Sentinel.
Robert Beach and Charles Stoke
who are attending college in Phil
delphia, are spending their vacatit
at home.
Mrs. G. A. Wilder burned her ar
badly Friday evening while puttir
coal in the furnace.
Miss Louise Reichstiner, of MAJ
eta, arrived in Seville Monday
spend the Xmas holidays with HI
brother, A. H. Reichstiner and wife
Mr.. David Kern is spending a fe
days at home. Mr.. and Mrs. Kel
will spend Xmas day in Lorain Wi
their daughter, Mrs. Miller.
/ Harold Cook is spending his vac
tion with his parents, Mr.. and MI
Edwin Miller. He is attending mil
tary school in Chicago.
Methodist Episcopal church, Su
day, Dec. 28-Morning services at
a. M, Sunday school II a. M, E
worth League at $50 p. M, topi
| "How to Make Next Year Bett
Than This" c. c. Davis leader; eve
ing services at p. m. You are i
vited to all services.
| A Xmas cantata will be held at t
Methodist church on Xmas Eve.
Baptist church-Morning servic
at 10 a. M, Sunday school at II:
a. m. The Sunday school will be
charge of the Brotherhood class ne
Sunday morning. There will
special music, duets, also quart
and special papers will be read
the quarters lesson. The evening s.
y vice at 7 p. m. subject, "If the Wo