The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Taylor were
visiting friends in Barberton Wednes-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Roshon and child
lren were visitors at the home of Mr..
Roshon's sister, Mrs. William Hos
mer, last week.
A joint picnic of the Seville and
Sterling Maccabee Review will be held
on Thursday, Aug. 5, at the home of
the Commander, Mrs. c. E. Swagler,
on Pleasant street, under the beauti-
full shade trees. Come prepared to
stay for dinner and supper and bring
your plate, knife, fork, tea spoon, cup
and sauce dish, and something to eat,
of course. There will be something
doing that day.
| The sad news Of the death of Mrs.
John Lechleitner came to the home of
her brother, Will Cotton, OIL Monday
morning. Mrs. Lechleitner died at the
home of her son, Bert ,on Sunday even
ing about six o'clock, in Spencer, this
county, and the body brought to Sc
vile for burial on Wednesday after
noon beside that of her husband, who
preceded her to the great beyond sew
eral years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Lechleit-
ner formerly lived in Seville and
were very active members of the
Methodist Episcopal church and were
greatly missed among their many
friends when they moved to Spencer
, several years ago.
Miss Therese Frazier, employed in
Akron, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frazier
l Rev. A. R. Woodworth and family
will go to Warren, o., this week fol
!. a short visit with the family of D. S
y Woodworth, Rev. Woodworth's broth
!, er, and from there they are going tt
Madison for few days. This vaca
ton of Rev. Woodworth's through
o August will be spent in short trips tx
several places.
d CHURCH NOTICES FOR NEXT
:. SUNDAY ..
). Baptist Church-No preaching ser
1 vices in the morning until the frs
e Sunday in September; Sunday schoo
}. lat ILLS a. M; Union services at tn,
5. Methodist church at 1880; Rev. r. w
" Gardiner will preach the sermon
e prayer services at 1880 Thursda,
evening. Miss Elizabeth Kinnimal
:, of New York sang at the evening ser
Il = vices the beautiful solo "Some Da,
II the Silver Cord Will Break" whicl
g was enjoyed by all present.
Presbyterian church. Preachin,
d services at 10 a. M, sermon by anoth
r, er candidate, name not announced
:. Sunday school at Ills am; Christi
- Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. Attend tn
y food sale in the front window of R. D
y Armstrong; office on Saturday begin
ming at 2 p. m. You can get your Sun
d day dinner there.
re Methodist Episcopal church, Sun
vt day, Aug 1-Baptismal service, re
ception of members and communio
Y. at 10 a. M; Sabbath school at II a. n
er A large attendance and big missionar
i'd offering is expected. Epworth Leagu
at 6:30, topic; "Cultivating Hig
ra IDEALS" Miss Rhea Ryan, leade
he Union service in the Methodist churcl
ed sermon by r. W. Gardner. Wedne
nix day afternoon, Aug. 4, meeting of Il
W. F.M. Society at g.. Hostess, Mr.
rs. John Decker; program leader, M1
,s- Elmer Lee Be sure to rememb
it is mite Box" opening.
in Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Holsham spe
a few days Of this week in Clevelan
RS, Harry Stuff has as his guest at t
in home Of his sister, Mrs. Emma Drus
mo- ell, one Of his many Sunshine frient
ks Mrs. Albert Biehl of Bellaire, Oh
Mrs. Biehl with her little son arriv
ent Iuesday evening and spent the
RS. malnder OF the week. This was
first meeting between Harry and
of little Sunshine friend, whom he
son ways addressed at "My Little Sis
are Mabel" Mabel is convinced that |
, is reason of so much gloomy weatl
Two this summer is owing to the amo1
of sunshine Harry consumes.