The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-12

The Carver family were Cleveland
visitors last Saturday.
Miss Eta Welday is still on the
farm and improving right along.
Theron Taylor was taken sick at
Chippewa Park last Sunday afternoon
and was scarcely able to get home.
1t seems there were several taken sick
the same way after eating dinner at
the Park Hotel, but it was nothing
serious as they are all improving.
. ]. E. Fetzer, of Elkhart, Ind, called
a the Fetzer home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Max Schwendiman and son,
Robert Tubbs, were in Wooster on
Dollar day.
Mrs. I. L. Swinehart and children
visited her parents in Smithville on
Saturday.
Ira Drushel, of Cleveland, and Miss
Henrietta Stuff, of Cleveland, were
week end guests of Mrs. Emma
Drushel and brother Harry Stuff and
for Sunday guests they had the fol-
lowing callers: Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Zigler and children, of Wadsworth,
Mrs. Anna Gordon and daughter, Of
Barberton, and to top off the whole
company stunt here came Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Drushel, of Wooster with
nice big mess of fresh cat fish that
Willie caught on Saturday afternoon.
Now that was fine for Willie's mother
and invalid uncle.
Guests at l. l.. Swinehart's on Sun
: day were Mr.. Swinehart's father, Mr.
: Harry Swinehart and Mr. and Mrs
George Roach, of Wooster.
Frank Gillings, of Wooster, spent
Monday night at the Arthur Campbell
= home. He was on his way to Akron
E for a weeks vacation.
: Max Kindig and his mother, Mrs
Y Kindig and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
motored to Newcomerstown on Mon
e day afternoon.
e There was no school on Wednesday
n giving the scholars chance to attent
d the Medina County Fair.
S A miscellaneous shower was givel
Miss Lottie Williams on Tuesda.
d evening. Miss Lottie will become tn
d bride of Mr.. Thomas, of Wadsworth
| Ou uulS evening.
r Have you had any Of that good Ak
ron bread that Brotts' are handlin
d fresh every day. Try it.
v, The Seville Milling Co., are runnin
r. day and night getting out government
lr orders.
is Dr.. H. E. Hard reports his wife
n condition favorable. He visited he
last Sunday and said it was possibl
N that she might come home with hi1
S. the next time he goes up.
er The goth annual reunion Of tn
at Lance family was held at Chippew
v Lake. About ESQ came with well file
es baskets from all over thestate of Obi
lg and one family from Michigan, Dewe
Lance, wifeand son, Dale. After dil
r. ner was election Of officers and reat
IS. ing of the minutes Of the previol
meeting. Then all enjoyed themselv'
,r, in various ways until time to go hom
on It was voted on to hold the reunion
en- the same place and time on the tt
first Saturday in September, 192O.-
er One who was there.
". At the Presbyterian church Sevil
lie, last Sunday night, Labor Sunday w
er, observed with a brief sermon by t
pastor on "Christianity and Mode
at Industry" A report Of the serm'
follows. "If both employers and e1
les ployes would regulate their affairs
liza the Bible there would be little trouh
ad between labor and capital. The chur
mt has an interest in all these probler
is and finds itself today in the mid
of an era of great suffering in sor
's- lands and great unrest in all LAM
,ss We offer some ideas that may help
Ill in our thinking along these line
First, the kingdom of God represer
at the highest ideals for society. He
~ the speaker quoted and comented
ry. some Scripture passages which tea
an social principles. The supreme teac
ings of Christ are love and brotht
- hood. They express themselves
democracy, wich means cooperate
altruism, mutualism, and worldwi