The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-21

for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell spent
Sunday in Wadsworth with Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Slower, niece and nephew
Of the Campbells.
Mrs. Frazier was in Cleveland Tues
day visiting her daughter, who is at
St: Luke's hospital for treatment again
Miss Fixler is having siege of tonsi-
litis at the hospital at present.
Charles Summers is taking little
vacation and is visiting his parents in
Dennison, o. Mrs. Summers is vis-
iting her parents at Leroy.
]. E. Bolich had the pleasure of en-
tertaining two of his brothers over
the weekend. Louie Bolich from
Cuyahoga Falls, and A. K. Bolich of |
Reading, Pa.
Forest Mcdowell went to St. Luke's
hospital, Cleveland, on Tuesday morn
ing, for treatment.
The Union meetings are we'll attend
ed.
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Colum-
bus, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. E. G. Cross, for the past week,
, died very suddenly on Sunday even
ing in the B. & o. depot. She was
about to take the GAS train to Rttman
to finish her visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Pierce, when she was
taken with a severe pain. DR.. Hard
was called, but before he reached the
depot she was dead. Mrs. Hamilton's
body was taken to her home in Column
bus for burial on Tuesday morning.
thus ends the life of another mother,
who leaves husband, three daughters,
and one son to mourn her departure.
Well, how about this? Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Don Wheeler,
baby girl, Jan. IA, 1921, weighing 8
3-4 pounds. Her name is Martha
Elizabeth Wheeler. Her papa says
she is the finest baby that ever came
to Seville and Grandma Wheeler
thinks so too. The first girl in the
Wheeler family. The mother and
baby are getting along just fine. Con-
gratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler.
| Parker Beach is on the sick list.
Clark Davis spent the weekend in
| Cleveland. Some attraction there for
Clark.
/ Little Robert Meyers had cold
plunge one day last week. He was
skating on Hubert creek, when the
ice broke and Robert went in all over.
His father walked him home so fast
\ that his feet scarcely touched the walk,
to get dry clothes on him. Bob is
! alright now, none the worse for the
bath. 5'
| Mrs. Frank Welday is seriously i'll.
She was taken sick on Sunday even
ing. Ulcers of the stomach is the
cause of her illness.
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] At a melting of the officers and d.
rectors of the Lightning Rod Mutual
Protective association held at the
Lowrie office, on Center street, last
Saturday, Miss Josephine Lowrie was
appointed secretary and treasurer of
the company, successor to her father,
the late John Lowrie. Josephine is
also agent for the Buckeye Mutual
Fire Insurance Company of Lima, O.,
and for the western division of /. the
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.,
located at Chicago. "Jimmie" is busy
girl alright
The Merry Matron club met at the
home of Mrs. I. H. Brotts last Fri
day evening, Is members being pres
ent and six guests. The latter were
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton of Columbus,
Mrs. Fred Lowrey, Mrs. Floy Holser,
Mrs. Carl Rohrer and Miss June Rog-
ers and Helen Taylor. No program
had been arranged for the evening, but
a good social time was enjoyed by all
present. Lunch was served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Emma Bost-
wick and it was at late hour when
some of us hit the hay that night.
Presbyterian church
10000 a. M, preaching, subject, "A
Journey with God and His, People"
11:0O a. m., Bible school; Teachers
Training class will be organized; 600
%. M, union church evangelistlc ser
vices in Baptist church. Rev. Woolf,
pastor.
The union evangelistic services held
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening was well attended. The beau
tiful solo by Mr.. Steel Of Lodi, and
the strong sermon by Rev. Wood
worth, together with the spirit of
worship and prayer which prevailed,
made the service one long to be re-
membered.
Do not forget the evangelistic SER
vices held every night this week ex-
cept Saturday. The church stands for
all that is good in community, and
should secure the encouragement Of
all who stand for the best things.
Your presence will encourage and
help.
Methodist church
Sunday, Jan. 23-10 a. M, morn
ing service, sermon by DR.. G. w. Or
cutt, Dist. Supt.; Epworth League at
6 p. M, topic. "What is Real Reli-
gion?" Mrs. Frank Dunlap, leader,
Rev. Gardner, pastor.
Wednesday evening, Jan. 26, the
Young Women's Home Missionary
society will meet. Mrs. John Eshel-
man will be hostess. Mrs. Riffy, pro-
gram leader.
Baptist
Morning services at 10 o'clock, topic
"Is the Bible True?" Come listen
then take part in the "Answer Back.
S. s. at 11:15. Watch us grow. Keep
your eye on the Brotherhood. Union
Evangelistic service closes at the
Baptist church, Sunday evening. Let's
crowd the house. Rev. Woodworth,