The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-17

at the home of her daughter, Mrs. H.
H. Kindig, on Center street, Thursday
evening, Dec. 8. Mrs. McCleary was
born in Jefferson county, o., April IA,
1850. She was married to John H.
McCleary, who departed this life about
five years ago, since which tine she
made her home with her daughter, who
with her family and one brother at
Cambridge, Ohio, and a half brother
at Antrim, O., are the nearest surviv-
ing relatives. The funeral was held
at the home, Dec. II, conducted by
her pastor, Rev. Moffet Of Medina.
Burial in Mound Hill cemetery by the
side Of her husband. u
Gee! Some wind blowing Tuesday.
Hard on silk stockings and cars off
all day.
Mrs. Frank Dunlap and Mr.. and, Mrs.
Joe Bonham attended the funeral of
Mrs. Albert Kratzer at Leroy Sunday.
The Westminster Guild girls Of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
bazaar Dec. II and 18, Friday evening
and Saturday all day. The girls
have been working for several weeks
to make this a success Help them
along. Pop corn and home made can
dy to eat while you purchase, if you
pay for it, of course, in R. d. Arm
strong's office.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murray, who were very ill last week,
are all reported bettef.
| Willie Drushel OF Wooster spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Emma
| Drushei.
Mrs. Emma Drushel, Mrs. E. G. Cross
and Mrs. Frank Hay attended the bar
gain sale at Creston Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. Clevidence went to the
aospita, at Cleveland this week for
treatment.
Prof. Ritfy and wife and Mrs. Harry
Bussard were Clevelnnd visitors last
Saturday.
John Kilham, entertainer, is the
next number, on the lecture course Dec.
IL, at the town hall.
Mrs. E. G. Cross entertained the
Friendship class of the Baptist church
on Tuesday evening in honor of Ms.
LaVonne Bates, who is member of
the class and leaves Seville this week.
The time was spent in visiting and
victrola music. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
John A. Lowrie was born at Clevc-
land, O., on December 20, 1857. He
spent his early years in Rochester and
Shelby, o., and attended high school
at Wellington, O., also spending four
years at Oberlin college. He spent
sixteen years as teacher and superin-
tendent in the public schools, and also
served for seven years ON the County
Board of School Examiners. He lat
er served as clerk of the School Board
OF Seville. He served Seville as
post master for seventeen vars. In
1906 he helped to organize The Light
nlng Rod Mutual Fire Protective as
sociation and acted as it's secretary
and treasurer until the time of his
death, which occurred at his home on
Dec. 5. For about twenty-five years
ne sang in the choir of the Presbyteri-
an church and also acted as trustee
during the periods of enlargement thru
additional building at the church.
Mrs. John Lowrie and children wish
to thank the business men and citizens
for the basket of beautiful flowers sent
at the death Of Mr.. Lowrie and also
all others who sent flowers.
Miss Sue Alden of Medina visited
Mrs. Mary Taylor last week Wednes-
day.
MI. and Mrs. Kirk Cook, and Mrs.
Joe Bonhanl took a joy ride to Bar
Fberton last Wednesday. The roads
are in excellent shape for joy riding
these days-nit. :
Mrs. Dan Hall spent he past week
in Lorain and Cleveland visitin-.
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weeks paper. Xmas week we will be
busy.
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Church Notices for Next Sunday
Methodist Episcopal church Morn
ing worship at 10; Sunday school at
IL; Epworth League at 6 p. m.; at z
p. m. there will be song fest for the
evening hour; prayer services at Z
every Thursday evening. Rev. Gardi-
ner, pastor.
A musical cantata, "Under the
Christmas Star" will be rendered at
the Methodist church on Christmas
eve, Friday, Dec. "a. All are invited.
The Epworth League held sack
social at the church on Monday even
ing. Music and games were played
and lunch was served. The young
folks had great time getting the
right number Of pennies in their sack
for twice the size of their stockings.
Presbyterian Church Preaching at
10 a. M, Preparation fthe World
for Christi" special music by Mems
class; Bible school a t IL a. M; A
welcome awaits you; G. E. at g. o. m.
"The Spirit of Generosity" preaching
at z p. M, Christmas sermon; special
music. Rev. Woolf, pastor.
The meeting Of the Mems Brother
hood class of the Presbyterian church
was held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. In Minton last Wednesday evening
and was great success. The men
enjoyed themselves so much that they
almost forgot to go home.
Rev. Woolf and William Hubert at
tended { he winter Presbertry Of the
Presbyterian church in Cleveland on