The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09
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service new members will be publicly
welcomed, and infants and adults will
receive the ordinance of baptism. Will
liam Hulburt and George Thomas will
be installed as elders. Sabbath
school at 11:15. Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. m. Topic, "What shall we
do with our Sundays ?" Neh. 1916
22. Leader, Mordecai Dannley. Even
ing worship at 7:30 Pastors theme,
what does God expect of me?" "a
sermon upon personal responsibility |
All welcome. Special evangelistic
services this week. Rev. C. r. Nc
Meeken of Leroy will preach tonight
(Thursday) and Rev. G. H. Southern
of Creston Friday night. 7:30.
Members of the Presbyterian con-
/ gregation will take notice that a
congregational meeting has been
called to be held at the close of the
morning service, Sunday, April II, to
act upon the pastors resignation
was presented last Sabbath, and his
request for dissolution of the pas
toral relation. Members of the
church are urged to attend the COM
munion service and remain for the
t congregational meeting. By order Of
the Session.
: In the recent "loyalty contest" of
s the Presbyterian Endeavor Society,
|, the "Reds" led by Waldo Robertson
J. won out by handsome majority
d Points were given for Endeavor at
:, tendance and attendance at the even
+, ing service. The "Blues" will now
IS proceed to banquet the "Reds."
d Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Campbell ano
e Mr.. A. M. Beach and children spen
e, Sunday with their brother, Orle!
I'd Crush and his family at Burbank. I
e, was a sort Of family reunion, and MI
I'd Crush's birthday.
S. Mrs. Robert Brown of Ashland an
H. Sister, Mrs. Emma Creamer of Cleve
~ land spent Thurday and Friday wit
ie ~. Harry Stuff and his sister, Mrs. En-
rye ma Drushel. Mr.. Stuff is an invali
VI VI and these two ladies were sweet
:, Ie hearts of his when he lived in FREQ
H. H. ericksburg. So they make an annu;
~ trip to visit him.
" Mrs. H. H. Kindig called on Mr.
Wertz at the K. and X. hospital ;
Wooster Tuesday, and says Mr.
OF Wertz anticipates coming home IL
Ter first Of the week.
as Miss Alice Eddy of Lorain spent
;,y NY few days of last week with Mrs. HI
I'LL Kindig.
or H. H. Phelps pulled off quite
me- horse deal last Monday. He sold
ew head Of horses to a man in Akro
All fine looking horses.
his L. D. Kintner is taking a busin
nj course in the Actual Business G.
her lege Of Akron. He started last Nc
,ra- day.
;no Mrs. Flick of Creston spent East
me Sunday with Mrs. A. B. McCabe, W
is shut-in and enjoys having |
ter. friends come. to see her.
& Mrs. Homer Freed of Kenm
nm spent the week end with her mot
as who is another shut-in, caused fir
for rheumatism.
Ora Hartzler of Ashland was
title Seville Saturday trying to hire n
ster for the Ashland rubber works for
nts department of which he is forem
No need of men being idle these de
of Plenty Of work.
the Harry Houghton ana sister Cora
rect Cleveland spent the week end "
om- their sister, Mrs. Jackway and dau
vlor ter Mona. Harry and Cora expect
It of move to CallIofma III tne near
t at ture.
Mrs. Herle Immel has been on
9th sick list for some time and under
allev care of special nurse. She is not
PROVING as her friends would wis
week Mrs. M. E.. Riddle of Frederi
,lyde burg IS the guest OF hef helce'
Idith R. D. Armstrong.
.@ Mrs. M. A. DePue of Cleveland
'irpil called here Friday on account of
last illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ben
fine munds, who is much better. Mrs
rue returned to her home the frs
spent the week taking her little gr
and daughter, May Edmunds, home
le to her.
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rand l. II. Brotts. Telephone LIZ.
TAX lIODGrC bedcn Was lOIIlc lIOiu
adelphla for the week end, wher
from is avCendlng college. lie was c.
was mere to at.end the funeral OF his
,er. Gle, John Dix. He returned to
week studies Tuesday, accompanied by
Mrs. sister, Mary Louise, who will
;leve- the week as the guest of Mr.. and
Ralph Bostwick.
been John Dix, an old and respected
with ident of Seville died at his hon
urned The Pike road Thursday mornir
last week, about eight o'clock. HI
ghter been great sufferer from heart
veland BILE all winter, and his death wa
entirely unexpected. The funeral
ID Mr.. held from the Methodist churt
augh- Saturday afternoon.
guests Rev r. w. Gardiner is spendin
nds. week in Akron with his daughte
!. Bee her husband, Mr. and Mrs. VII
holy The Baptist church ladies
IT this very much pleased with the res
,.-. the waffle supper. A big crow
tended Thursday night Of last
and the proceeds amounted to
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