The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-10

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ron spent few days of last week
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Kreiling of
Wooster and Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Brotts of Lakewood spent the week
end and Labor day at the l. H. Brott's
home
Mrs. James Brubaker's guest over
Sunday were her son, Ray Brubaker
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark and
baby and Mr.. Brubaker's daughter of
Akron They remained over Labor
day.
Miss lisa Drushel of Cleveland spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Emma Drushel.
The correspondent received letter
from her friend, Mrs. Sarah Brun-
baugh of Bishop, Calif.,, say ing she
was getting along just fine and in
facl said they were all doing well;
George was better and that she her.
self was so, brown she would pass for
Mexican. We were glad to hear
such a favorable report from our old
friends.
c. E. Swagler and wife arJ some
Ispt rts alright. They attended the
big ball game in Cleveland last Sat,
Irday and of. course. they had their
daughter, Mrs. Gail Rohrer and her
husband with them for chaperones.
Frank Frazier, who has been on the
sick list for the past week or ten
days, is able to be out again.
Lester Rohrer is having serious
Etime with blood poison in his hand
caused by the bite of vicious cat
about a week ago. He is reported
some better .+.".. ...
i Grandpa Carver is spending few
days in Seville, the guest of Mr.. ano
Mrs. H. H. Phelps. He is located II
Lorain with his son since A. A. Car
yer left Seville.
Il CAL Foster of Akron is spending g
I,few days with his friends, Ralph Bos
| wick and mother, Mrs. Emma .Bost
wick. He is just out of Akron hos
pital, where he underwent an oper
lgation for appendicitis.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Morton o.
| Mansfield spent the weekend ant
| Labor, day in their furnished rooms
I'VE hope it WON'T be long until they
come back to stay in Seville.
H., Mrs. John Ashbaugh of Ashland
| is visiting friends in Seville.
/ Mr.. Carl Underwager of Cleveland
lvisited his sister, Miss Theresa Fraz
| ier, over the weekend. A.
is> Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson ant
4 son Waldo were home from Cleve
n land over Labor day. They had a
Iguests, Mrs. G. j. Miller, Miss Jessi
Strong and Mr.. HI. B. Strong, sister
and brother of Mrs. Robertson. Nh
LStrong is candidate for U. S. Sen
ator on the Single Tax ticket.
II Mr. Chas. Clark and son Paul o
| Wadsworth were callers at the Rob
ertson home on Sunday.
n Church Notices for next Sunday
IaSept. IL:
i Methodist Episcopal-Morning ser
l.yice at 10 a. M; some good ministe
Ewill preach the sermon; Sunday schoo
) lfat II; Epworth League at $50 p. m.
Il The regular meeting of the Y. "
FL M. S. will be held at the home O
Miss Josephine Weaver Thursday eve
ming, Sept 10. All members are re
. quested to be present. Mrs. Hop
|, Chambers will be, devotional leade
and Mrs. Martha Weaver program
leader.
II Presbyterian church-No servic
next Sunday. Rev. Wolf is expecte
: about the middle of this month.
Il Baptist church-Morning service 8
10 a. M; s.. S. at 11:15. Let us rail-
to the work and push. Evening SCI
vice at 7:30; subject, "The Man VIII
Knows and Does Not" This is tn
! only evening service in town and a
are cordially invited. Prayer servvie
Thursday evening at 1880
The following is the program fc
: the home talent entertainment on FIR
=. day evening:
i Orchestra; illustrated songs an
living pictures; Mammy's Lullaby
Comm Thru the Rye; Because Your
You; Come Play With Us; The Ro'
ary; duet, The Spanish Merchant; ST
yer Threads Among the Gold; | Low
: You, Mamma; Why Don't You Spea
: for Yourself, John? Will O. the Wisl
!; Columbia; orchestra.
Play-"Gertrude Mason, M. D.
Y Characters: Gertrude Mason, M. D.,
young physician, Miss Cora McElrey
Norah, DR.. Mason's cook, Miss Mirial
Hange; Mrs. Van Style, one of the 40
Miss Mabel Rickard; Miss Jane SIM
!: kins, spinster of uncertain age, Mis-
! Lucille Coolman; Bertha Lawrene
and Ella Gray, friends of the docto
! Miss Maxine Myers and Miss Mildre
Eicher; Marie, a lady's maid, Mis-
Esther Simon; Amelia Stout, a colore
LADY, Miss Lucille Carter; Barbar
! Workman, young lady, Miss Eth
Wertz. Time-the present; place
: New York.