The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-02
SOUTHWEST MEDINA CO.
CHIPPEWA LAKE


Next Sunday is Easter, and if you
40 not go to church at any other time,
this is the one day in the year when
you should go. The writer will ad-
NIT that he doesn't go to church often
as ne should, but we usually get there
Easter anyway. 1t will do us all
good to go on that day, and as often
between times as we can. This means
all of US.
Harry Ferguson, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, is visiting at H. S. Koppes'; /;
MIR. Ferguson was in Philadelphia at
tending the musical convention and
stopped off on his way home to visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Clayton Saunders of Lodi was
at J. X. Ritters several days last week.
Elmer Brubaker, of Seville and the
Misses Ruth Macbeth, of Wadsworth
and Esther Beery, of Blake, visited
Ernest Beery over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Koppes, of Lodi, was cal
ling on friends in town Sunday.
] A. H. Leohr went to Wooster Sun
day and brought home A. R. Deming
from the hospital. Mr.. Deming is
getting along nicely, although still
rather weak.
Lee Cammarn is building an ad-
dition to his barber shop. This will
give him plenty Of room to keep lit
tie stock of goods.
John Hatfield, our oldest man, died
Saturday afternoon, aged SO years.
Funeral was held Monday. Burial
at the Mennonite cemetery at Blake.
Blake Leohr and family were in
Lawndale Sunday visiting friends.
Tom Derhammer has joined the au-
tomobile union and is now the happy
possessor of new Briscoe.
Ben j. Derhammer was in Cleveland
Sunday, delivering a new car to his
brother-in-law.
Levi Derhammer unloaded car of
fertilizer Monday.
Our roads are again in a passable
condition, although there are still
plenty of chuck holes.
! Wade Moore is still confined to his
bed and is in rather precarious con-
dition.
Last Sunday one of our citizens
started for Medina with basket of
eggs, to do his trading. While wait
ing for a car some of his friends told
him it was Sunday and he had better
| go home. It took considerable argu-
ment to convince him of this, but he
finally went home convinced. AL
Cotner can tell you all about it.
| There will be Easter exercises at
the U. B. church next Sunday morn
ing, consisting of recitations, Easter
songs and special music.
| There is an Adam and Eve Sunday
school contest on at the U. B. church,
for the next three months. The losing
side to furnish supper to the winners.
| This is move in the right direction,
and we hope all will get the habit. But
it is rather tough on some of US who
are strangers to Sunday school. Of
course the Judge will say some thing
naughty about US, now that we have
owned up to it, but we always consid-
er the source.
| MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Walters of Bar
berton were Sunday visitors at Geo,
Youngs.
| Mrs. Ezra Fretz is back at her
home again for the summer.
Rev. A. E. Fair and wife were in
Navarro the first of the week visit
ing their son and rusticating on the
farm.
A. H. Leohr and Wesley Sommer
went to Detroit Tuesday evening to
drive home couple of new Hupmo-
biles.
Mrs. E. F. Holmes is on the sick
list this week.
Master Billy Williams, of Cleveland
is boarding at Henry Youngs and 60
ing to school.
Clarence Hanshue, of Medina has
bought R. A. Leohrs house and lot
near the sub-station.
! The Chippewa Garage Co. have Sc
cured the services of Orrin Gilleland,
of Cleveland, as mechanic.
A good many people are fishing at
the lake, but most of them have to be
satisfied with fishermans luck.