The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-21
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Remeber the Baccalaureate sermon
by Rev. Knisley in the Disciple church
Sunday evening May 23. Miss Gene
We've Brintnall of Medina, will sing
two selections.
\ On Tuesday evening at the M. E.
church will be Commencement and Nh
Wenner of Ashtabula, will be the
speaker besides the parts the four
graduates will render, who are: Helen
Hogue, Mildred Indoe, Anna Lauk-
hauf and Gladys Fuller. A five piece
orchestra will furnish the music.
The Alumni will be held in town
hall on Saturday evening May 20.
AS Decoration falls on Sunday this
year we will observe that day and
Memorial together by Rev. Sims deiv-
ering the sermon at Disciple church
on Sunday afternoon May 80 at 2 o.
clock, after which being led by the
band Will march to the cemetery and
decorate the soldiers graves. Every
body is invited to attend these servic-
eS.
There will be no services in the
morning next Sunday at Church Of
Christ, as the members have been in
vited to attend church in Medina.
Mable Denble spent last week in
Elyria at her brothers..
Mrs. Perry Freese visited over
Sunday in Orwell with her daughter,
Mrs. Lizzie Jordan.
Mrs. Bert treese has returned to
her new home in Valley City as they
moved again last week into the Weld
ner brick house.
The M. +. Congregation will OBJ
serve Pentecost day next Sunday
when Rev. Knlsley will baptize and
receive members into the church.
Harry Lincoln, wife and baby, Bob
bic, returned last Thursday from
their auto trip to Boston and back.
L. W. Pritchard was in Lakewood
Tuesday tuning couple of pianos.
Mrs. William Richie of Berea, visit
ed over Sunday at A. Ritchies. Her |
husband died a few weeks ago at Be- |
rea. |
Mrs. Annie Case had surprise last |
Sunday when her near relatives and |
children came to spend the day with !
her. Those present from away were: |
Fernado Urias, Orville Urias and
wife of Cleveland, Sam Urias and
wife of Elyria, Jake Shuster, wife and
son OF North Eaton, Morris Case OF
Cleveland, Melvin Case and daughter
Elaine, of Hinckley.
F. f. Thompson, wife and daughter
Alma, Of Rittman, visited over Sun
day in Liverpool and Monday morn
ing called on E. G.. Miners and told
OF the little grandson born April 20
to their daughter, Mrs. Ida Silchuk
and husband. @
j. Swinderman died at his home at
Beebetown last Friday and the fun
eral was held on Monday.
Mrs. Sam Tibbitts fell on their back
steps last Saturday and received a
number of bruises but no bones brok
en-.
Chauncey Usher and wife of Berea,
called on old friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. White, Mrs. d. A.
Witter and Emma Phillips of Medina,
were callers Sunday afternoon at Geo.
Colemans.
Mrs. Clara King OF Cincinnati spent
a lew days here at George Coleman's
Ruth Gebhard Of Medina, spent
Sunday with Florence Lester,
BERT Walker, wife and granddaugh-
ter OF Gerard, Pa, have moved here to
i've near his father at Ham1ltons
Corners.
Mrs. Alice miner is at Windfall at
ler brothers, l.. T.. Thomas Tor d
few. days.
Sydney Stone of Western Reserve
spent sunday at Columbus Brant's.
Z. u. Gibbs, wife and son, Leonard,
1islled Saturday and Sunday IN Elyr-
d WIN relatives.
Gienn Benjamin was at Wooster
asst Thursday night to take the Coun-
Ill degree in the Masons.
Al oprague ana family and two
friends OF Lakewood spenG Sunday az
w waIVer FohieyS.
Mrs. Caroline Sprague is back home
after spending lew weeks in Medina
1t +. "A. Clements.
Sam Rupert and wife of Hinckley,
.re Wishing their daughter, Mrs. u.
Richie. II
4ne meeting Of the Rebekah's comes
N commencement night and as they
annol change the night OF meeting 1t
vas decided as many of the Strongs-
lille members as could woulu meet
md hold lodge. -
John Randall and wife attended the
uneral of his sister, Lora, who died
1t her sisters, Mrs. Warner at Ben
letts Corners. Miss Lora lived here
With Charles Damons a couple of
ears and at Ed CRAFTS winter before
asst.
High school closes this Friday.
DR.. Wood will soon have sale and
will occupy rooms in AL. Oehlhotf's
louse until they start for California
bout the first of September.
Eugene Williams is painting Frank
}ranC's house at the center. II