The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-15

Ziegler and children OF Wadsworth, ,
Mrs. Emma Drushel and sister, Mary !,
Stuff and Isa Drushel. It was the
Drushel reunion.
Jacob Stuff of Chippewa Lake Wis
| tied his sister, Mrs. Emma Drushel,
Monday.
Wanted-l00, S year subscriptions
for the Sentinel. Think they are in
the market?
The three H madams, Hay, Hall and
Hard, were the committee who so
royalty entertained the Utilian class
Of the Presbyterian church on Tues
day evening Of last week at corn
INSTRUMENTATION roast, in Hew-
tits woods. Before their guests ar
/ rived, while the H's were decorating
the woods with goldenrod and gath
ering wood for their roast, the cows
got into the corn pile, which had been
placed in beautiful spot along the
creek ready for roasting, and got away
with some of it. But as they had 90 !
: ears to start with, they still had
enough to feed their guests, although
the latter came in good numbers, hun
CRY as threshers. They ate and yis-
tied until the moon came up and =:
report is they had dandy time at the
novel outing wonder II they milk
ed Hewitt's cows.
! Quite number Vi the young people
of the Presbyterian church left this
week for college. Corwin Minton and
= Lawrence Boyer to O. S. u, Colum-
:. bus; David Dowd to Wooster, and
Marian Hange to Heidelburg, Tiffin
! O., and more will go later.
q A poor old colored man was dump
q ed off a train into one of c. L. Mat
teson's coal sheds, sick and starving,
2 few days ago. The Health Officer,
81 Harry Feesler, was notified and he got
in touch with the County Commission
of ers at once, who had him taken to
n, City hospital, Akron.
70 Our local health officer, Harry Fees
III Ter, found few places in Seville that
IS. did not look good to him, and at once
1e notified the county health officer, DR.
Briggs of Wadsworth, to visit Seville
IN He was on the job Tuesday.
Ve CHURCH NOTICES
20 Baptist-Morning service at 10; SUI
80 day school at 1l:l5; evening service a
1880 p. M; Rev. Hill if Oberlin will
nd preach the sermon; prayer service OF
;s- Thursday evening at 7:30; choir rehea
sal following.
No Methodist Episcopal church-morn
rs. ing worship at 10; Sunday school fol
nd lowing at IL. Epworth League servie
he es at $50 p. M; preaching at 7:3(
Rev. Smith will preach morning an
list evening.
m Presbyterian church-Morning wo
in' ship at 10; sermon, "The Need of c.
operation in Building the Kingdom
lrs. II, Sabbath school, mnsic by the s.
ern vile orchestra; $50 p. m, Christis
SIT Endeavor; leader, John Chambers; 7
80, evening worship; special music; :
and 80 >. M, Thursday, Church nigh
sit prayer meeting and Teachers Trai
III ing class.
N The Fall meeting of Cleveland Pre-
e bytery meets Monday evening and
he' day Tuesday of next week at the Pre-
byterian church. There will be
ne" popular meeting Monday evenil
10y when Mrs. Foster will sing and sor
M Of the strongest preachers of our .
- nomination will speak. The pub
80 are invited to attend all the sessions
u'n' Presbytery. Cleveland Presbyte
-, " consists of 100 ministers and l6,t
Az church members. We expect
' ~ guests here Tuesday.
,,ar. Our Foreign Missionaries, M
Me- Harriet Noyes and Miss E. M. Butt
: i are planning to leave Saturday on
49,, return trip to Canton, China, VIII
ond they have taught in the True Lii
fo, Seminary already for more than
-. total Of nine years. They expect
stay three years this time before Il
r,,sb return again TO Seville. The b
80 wishes and prayers of their many
$50 vile friends go with them on II
: +o long journey.
cot Mrs. Evelyn Hange and her dau
nres- ter, Miriam, left Tuesday for Til
,nsb. where Miriam will enter Heidleb
college and where Mrs. Hange
e spend a few days of her vacation
? 90 iting friends.
60
-es HIGHEST PRICES paid for mar
80 poultry and White Leghorn pull