The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-08

\ The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ban
tist church will serve their annual har-
vest dinner on Wednesday, Oct. l3, in
TIC church dining room beginning to
serve at AZ, p. m. Vow ust loo. at
their menu: Chicken, bisouet and
gravy, mashed potato, sweet potato.
cold slaw, pickles, baked beans ,breao,
butter and jelly, and to top it off
they are gong to give you two piec-
es OF pie, apple and pumpkin and cof-
zee. Get up a good appetite and bring
az your frieuls, it will only cost YOU
5Oc plate II you are pas. twelve or
35c if You are under .wcl,e.
Mrs. Bell Hartzel of Alliance. O.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Frazier and
son Frank were entertained at dinner
last Sunday evening at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Frazier.
Mrs. Mary spent the weekend with
her friend, Mrs. Sue Alden, in Me-
dina.
Three auto loads of Cleveland folks
arrived at l. H. Brotts' home on Sun
day afternoon. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Brotts and the Trotter
and Paine families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonham and Mrs.
Harry Kendall and two children at
tended the Homecoming of the Chris
tian church in Jeromeville last Sun
day.
Rev. A. r. Woodworth attended
Harrisville township Sunday school
convention in Lodi last Sunday af-
ternoon. He was one of the speak
ers.
Mrs. Roy Thomas and baby Billie
of Wadsworth spent a few days of
last week at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
| Jim Mast and wife were Wooster
visitors last Sunday.
4 Carl Houghton, better known as
"Chuck" Houghton, and wife, will
start soon for Miami, Fla, in theil
Lizzie, expecting to spend the winter
| there.
1t was reported there was we'd
ding in town last week, the justice OF
the peace tying the knot We die
not learn the name of the bride anc
groom. Billy should report such
| great events.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton o.
| Mansfield are in Seville for few
days. Mr.. Morton spent the week
end on the way home from Buffalo
| and Mrs. Morton is spending thu
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson O.
Cleveland were Sunday visitors il
Seville and attended morning services
at the Presbyterian church. Sevill
looked cold to the ex-editor. He go
his oil stove and set it on the stree
| in front of Brotts' store, and tried t.
warm up the town (but not for Cox
Miss Bessie Wilder returned Fri
day evening from her visit wit
friends in Danville, Ky.
Mr.. George Clevidence, who is il
the hospital again in Cleveland, wher
he had another serious operation O
his foot, is gaining slowly. Hi
, neighbors and friends formed part
on Monday and cut his corn and too
care of it. The party consisted o
the following men: Clyde Weaver
Grover Pease, Lou Zess, Billy Stout
Harry Baker, Henry Frazier, Sho1
ty Williams, Albert Steele and hi
SON Roy. What blessing it it t
have such good neighbors and friends
F But Mr.. Clevidence is also goo
! neighbor and appreciates the kind
ness.
The w. B. A. Ladies held thei
, regular meeting on Monday night
Oct. A. Mrs. Addie Brown, state de-
uty of Akron, was present and gave
! very interesting talk on Maccabeeisr
After the business was taken care o
a lunch of ice cream and wafflers wa
served, and a good social time wa
! INDUCED in. Join the W. B. AS
YOU want to carry good insuranc
and have a good time.
The city dads met in regular sessio
on Monday evening. The mayor ha
gone to the races this week. Clyd
Weaver was appointed mayor pro ter
: The clerk was on the sick list an
:, Councilman Wheeler was appolnte
in his place. Nothing special on tn
table for the evening except to act o
bills and adjourned.
n, Have you tried Nucoa Butter1ne, a
4 Brott's store? =,
The Friday Club will hold thei
first meeting for the season next MO
: day afternoon, Oct. II, at the hom
: of MIR. and Mrs. Paul Elliott. A pl!t
mic supper will be served about 81
o'clock.
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