The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-01-30
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

tisN church, where the Raynes still
hold their membership.
Mrs. Virgil Winkler, of Akron, is
theguest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Gardiner for a few days of this week.
Elmer Bodger, of New York, is
spending the week with his brother,W.
H. Bodger, who is on the sick list. 1t
has been seven years since these two
brothers have seen each othN.
Mrs. j! Brady is onthe sick list with
a severe cold.
Mrs. Homer Freed, of Kenmore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Ida Emer-
son, for a few days this week.
Charles Perry, of Ashland, took
dinner at the McCabe restaurant on
Sunday and called on his old friends.
+ The moving van of Salem, Ohio, ar
rived on Monday night for Max
Schwinderman's household goods. 1t
was due about three weeks ago, but
on account of the snow and ice they
could not get through. Mrs. Schwin-
derman had come on at that time to
attend to her goods. Waited about a
week and then returned to her home
in Salem.
Lloyd Phelps wife, and baby, of
Ashland, were week end guests of
Lloyd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Phelps.
Hurry and get your subscription ir
for the Sentinel as this is the last
week you can get it for $1.00.
The Citizens Mutual Safety society
helh their annual, meeting Saturday
and elected the following officers
pres, T. A. Mccoy; vice pres, JOIN
Shumaker; secretary, W. c. Murray
treasurer, w. S. Chambers; director
Samuel Owens, H. j. Freeman, A
J. Bell, J. E. Shaw and Ross Geiger
captain, Theron Taylor; express rider
H. H. Phelps, 1st Lieut., S. S. Touch
End Lieut., R., H. Lee; 3rd Lieut., Fl
G. Hubert. The following claim
were paid during the year for stole
property: A. J. Bell, $22; Dudle,
Doud, $3.50; Ed. Kuken, $35.
The Red Cross society met i'm tn
community rooms Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kirk Cook served six o'cloc
chicken dinner in honor of the newly
!. weds, Captain and Mrs. Wheeler O
Tuesday evening.
Fred Taylor and father, There
Taylor, and Clarence Shumaker mad
business trip to Akron Wednesda!
Mrs. Fred Foster is spending
few days with her sister, Mrs.s Harr
Kramer in Mansfield.
!. Mrs. Charles Rock returned frol
the Lodi hospital Saturday an
brough new baby boy with her. Bot
mother and baby are we'll.
Mrs. E. j. Miller and Mrs. Ian
: Daley were called to Medina Satul
! day on account of the death of the
!, uncle, Judge Graves.
Mrs. B. E. Franzier, of Clevelan
was the guest of Mrs. Charles Coo
;, on Tuesday. She came to visit HI
: husbands grave and returned tn;
evening.
Hugh Brumbaugh, of Clevelan
= spent the week end with his brothe
d George, who started for Californ
), Wednesday.
,. John Dix is on the sick list with
:. severe case of asthma.
Little Fred Norris is having
d case of measles this week.
J., Miss Mary Murray spent Sunday
s Cleveland with her sister, Ruth al
d family.
J. Mrs. Della Woods, of Friendvill
- spent a few days of last week at Il
/ John Dix home helping care for M
! Dix.
/ Soldiers of the American Arm
are credited by the French Cover
ment with being largely instrume
tai in winning the victory whi
came Nov. II, 1918, when the armi
tice Germany begged, was granite
This appears in a souvenir pamphl
dedicated to the American soldie
who fought overseas and which W
soon be presented through JOSE
Fixler Post to every American 81
der who saw service and who d
not receive one before leavil
France.
The memorial voices the feeling
France to America and Americ,
noble sons, not omitting those W
gave their ALL for Liberty. In
eloquent introduction, appears IL
high tribute to American soldiers.
"At the most critical moment
the struggle which had lasted t
three years against German i
perialism, you came as strong yout
into country where the young h
perished. To the weeping you brous
a smile, to those who had been
spoiled your generosity restored he
and to the fatherless children you
fered joy. The summing up
these recollections must remain
inspiration to you and to those "
follow you, in all future efforts.
II Often, marching toward du
III along some valley road in Fra
you have watched the lights as tt
began to shine out from the W
dows Of the little farm houses, wi
the mist gradually enveloped all
J the shadowy forms of objects aim
Z indistinguishable. Let it be so