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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07


Iata ce ne scrie soc. "Campul
Libertatii" din Gary New Duluth,
Minnesota:
Stimdte die Pascu:
Gu tOdte ~cG suntem un nun,dr
fOarte mac de nembri 81 impreju-
rdrile de present sunt foarte triste,
din causa hpsei de lucru, ca bu,,i
Romdni 81 mseMbri al Uniunei s..
Il. A. am Uoit Sd finn 81 MOI IN rind
Gu frdtn nOstri'din olte orase mai
mari 81 MAJ bine organisati, fdcdn-
dune dotorid fdtd de nobilul scop,
Universitatea Populard Nicolae
Iorga la Vdlenij de Munte.
Aldturat priniti un Gee de SIN 90
Cinci dolari diN partea societdtii
."CdmpM LibertdtU,' 81 restm din
partea membrilor ei, scrisi pc hsta
0ldturatd.
Dorim din sAflet ca locasM de
culturd, care % purta numele ma
relui dascdl al neamului rondnesc,
sd Sc smfdptuioscd in timpul eel mai
scurt, de unde asteptdm sd arem
oameni lunsindji, Gu dor de tard 81
de nedm.
Gu aceastd Ocnsie I'd trimitem
sdlutM mostru frdtesc din partea
celei mai indebdrtate mlddite a u
niunei s. r. An dornd progres IT,
tulor carl lsspt9 pentru luminarea
81 inaantareG 1xamului romdnesc.
In mumege brietdtii "Cdmpul
Libertdti'' dsGory New Euluth,
Minn.,
RlWIE RACATEN,
W&cndinto @; eocrofoy.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
Atlanta angIoajapOneza depinde
de COnferinta desarmdrii
STATELE UNITE Sc OPUNE LA CoNTINUAREA
PACTULUI IN RASARITUL DEPARTAT
LIBERALII ENGLEZI STUNT PENTRU CURMAREA
ALIANTEI

WASHINGTON, 6 NOv.-Una din cee mai mportante
chestnut Fl punct Official in programu confe
rine este atlanta angoaponeza otus viata moartea
acestui pact atarna de resultaul aceste confernte
Statee Unite opune la contnuarea aceste aliante.
Marea Britanie Japonie bucuroase sa Sc fac a.
ana in tre, ncludand Statee Unite dar Saele Unite nu
este dspusa pentu aate soluunea trebue aat pc ae
cai incidental prm neegere in Pacific 81 in rasrul indie
partial.
Intelegerea anglo aponeza este atlanta mtara intre
aceste doua puter Marea Britane 81 Japona privre
1920
In eegerea din 1902 ambee guverne au recunoscut in
dependenta Chne 81 Koree ecarand recproc nau
dinte aggressive in nici una din aceste tar
Intelegerea insa cuprndea decaraa ca Marea Brtane
nteres special in China 81 Japona pc lang neresee
e in China nteres in Korea; 81 prn urmare 'ina
ele par contractate admissible pentra orr
din ele @ la msuri carl Indispensable sd apere
ace nterese daca amenntae e prn actune agresva
vreunei pute orr in de turburar in China Korea
cesitand nterventa or cre din naele prt conracane
pentru apararea viete 81 averei supusilor lor
Guyernele Mare Brtan 81 Japonei ineese ca daca
orr din ee deven in conflict treia putere pen
ru apararea acestor drepur doua malta puere
ana menne stricta neutraate 81 7ncerca prevn
pc ae puteri de uni in razbou mpotriva aatu afat
in conflict dar daca alta putere mai multe pueri
ntra in razboiu mpotriva aatulu in conflict doua malta
puere contractanta merge in autoru eli duce
boiul in comun 81 vor face pacea impreuna.
Fie puere luat angajamentul sa faca aante
ae puter preudcoase nereseor presrse in nteegere
Marea Britanie 81 Japonia prvit neinste la
ntinderea nuentei Ruse in rasarul ndeparat care dat
ocaze la rasbou rsoaponez aceasta tenna de expan
sune Imperulu rusesc fara ndoaa ost factoru hotar
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tratat general :. de arbitraj Gu a
treia putere, s'a convent ca nj
mic din acest tratat nu va putea
obliga partile contractante sd
mearga la razboiu Gu puterea Gu
care tratatul de arbitraj este in
vigOare."
MareA Britanie negociat un
asemenea tratat Gu Statele Unite.
care insa ma fost ratificat de
senat. Intre Statele Unite 81 Ma
rea Rritanie este un tratat limitat
de arbitraj care este in vigoare
pana La 1923, 81 in el sunt garan-
Til sufficient inpotriva unei Goa
litiu1n Anglo-japoneze impotriva
StatelOr Unite.
Nu este posibilitate ca marea
Britanie sd dea ajutor Japoniei
impotriva Statelor Unite, 81 care
e necrezut cd ar fl baza dmpotrivi-
ref acestei tari impotriva aliantei
Anglo-J o-Japoneze.
Tratatul din 1911 f0st facut
pc termen de 10 AMI 81 expirat
anul tvecut. Capd VENT vremea
|sa fie remit, opinia engleza q
fost Impartial. Premierii Domi-
niunilor n'au fost unanimi in
Ecauza. S'a cunoscut fntrucat SEN
Etimentele Statelor Unite.
S'a profitat de, stipulatiunea
din tratat care zice Cd daca nici
Q parte M anunta Gu an an ina
'inte de expirarea lui, ca are inten-
tia sd refuze re1noirea lui, trata-
tul ramane in vigoare inca un an
peste termenul lui de zece ami.
'Prin aceasta tratatul este in vi
goare pana in Iulie viitor, 81 pana
atunci anabele part vor sti cars
este resultatul conferintei de "a
Washington.
Oamenii de stat Apericahi, ma
tural s'au abtinut de a-si da pa
rerile Gu privire la aceasta allan
Is. Guyernul acestei tari este in
CoMTlNUARn - PAGixA \ a-A
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Pentru ce Sc va
vota mine?
Flecare cetatean va primi mine
opt blanchete pentru votare.
AceSte Sunt:

opt blanchete pentru votare.
Aceste sunt:
II Pentru votarea planului de
director al orasului (City Mana
ger). Sc pune inaintea alegatoru-
lui intrebarea ca vrea ca sd sc con-
tinue sistemul ca orasul sa alba 81
pc mai departe primar ori vrea ca
sd alba un director de afaceri. Cine
vrea sa voteze pentru planul de
City Manager, )" ga puma un X
lnaintea cuvintelor "For the a.
mendment." Imprejurarea ca ale
gatorul va vota pe'ltru acest plan
null fmpiedica sa voteze pentru u
nul dintre cei sapte candidate pen
tru positia de primar.
y Blancheta ce Sc chiama
STATE TICKET. Alegatorul va
vota pentru sau contra despagu-
birii soldatilor carl au servit in tim
pull rasboiului. Parerea ziarului
nOstru este ca fiecare sa voteze
pentru despagubirea soldatilor caci
Ell, carl au castigat rasboiul 81 au
luptat 81 au suferit, inertia sd fie
recompensati.
b Blancheta Gu numele candi-
datilor de primar. Fiecare alega-
tor va vota pc Ynul care-i convine.
Numele celor sapte candidate sunt
John j. Boyle, democrat indepen-
dent; Fred Brown, socialist Will
liam S. FitzGerald, republican !;
Edmund B. Haserodt, democrat !;
James R. Hinchliffe, republican
independent; Charles H. Hubbell,
independent; Fred Kohler, repu-
blican independent.
A. Blancheta judecatorilor. Sc
va vota pc unul la postul de sef-
judecator al orasului, 81 pc trei la
trei posturi de judecatori la curtea
municipala.
D Blancheta pentru comitetul
scolar. Sc va vota pentru patru
oameni la cele patru locuri de mem
bru in acest comitet.
g. Sc va vota pentru sau contra
obligatiunilor in valoare de 2 mi
lloane dollari necesare pentru cla-
direa unei noui biblioteci. Ruga-
mintea ziarului nOstru catre toti
cetatenii americani de origine ro-
mana este ca fiecare sa voteze pen
tru aceasta Institute care va fl
mandria fiecarui cetatean caci va
contribui la educarea poporului..
y Pentru obligatiuni in valoare
de 2 milioane dollari pentru zidi-
rea unei case pentru criminal.
8 Blancheta pentru asesori,
carl vor evalua proprietatile sub
controlul controlorului judetean.
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COl al uAlclu{Cl OAll AoO1.
Intelegerea fost reinoita in
1905, in substanta continand ace
least conditiuni, GU exceptie ca
marea Britanie in noua intelegere
recunoastc masurile pc carl ia
ponia va crede de cuviinta sd lie ea
in Korea 81 Japonia recunoaste
Marei Britanii dreptul de lua
pasi necesari pc earl lie va crede
de cuviintA pentru siguranta from
tierei Indiei.
In 1911 tratatul s'a reinoit din
nou, inlocuind pc eel vechiu, ira
tat care Sc afla 81 astazi in vi
goare.
In substanta 81 tratatul eel nou
DECLARE Cd scopul partition contrac-
tante este mentinerea pacei gene
rale in AHA de Rasarit 81 India ;
apararea intereselor comnne a tu-
tulor puterilor in China prin a
asigura independents 81 interita-
tea Chinei 81 aplicarea principiu-
lui "UAa Deschisa" 81 mentinerea
K
drepturilor teritoriale q partition
contractante ih rasaritul departat
Gu spdrarea intereselor lor spe-
ciale.
Mai prevede casi ,tratatul Idip
1906 I'm care, ipuact, amhele difera
de tratatpl din 1902 60 "a ecaz
cand oricare parte ys5 Fl atras in;
tr'un rasboil ia apSrareat Areptu-
riloF siAteritS Srisle u q intereselor
ei specials lrrin atacuri ori ca
tinni agrssiye neprovocates par
tea csalalta ya merge fndata in
ajutorpl pxt Atrasa in razboiu
ca tsates eSste, tratatul de pre-
xent stipule4k, fntr r'un articol
specisi fntrodus ca q multu-
measca statele Unite, ca Marea
Britanie nu " va uni Gu Jsponia
intr'uli raebpiu impotriva acestei
tdris Afticelll ~ din trataf ziee'
Dac& yRe.una din inaltele
parti contrl tauts " iaoheia u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
Carol 81 ,1ita in drum
spre Madeira
Legea detronarii Habsburgilor
N vOtata.

PARIS, 6 Nov. = In ziua de 4
Novembre, ex-regele Carol 81 sofia
sd au parasit teritoriul Ungariei
pentru tOtdeauna. Eli au fost i'm
barati la Baia pc monitorul englez
Glowworm 81 au fost dust la Ga
lati de unde vor Fl imbarcati pen
tru Funchal, capitala insulelor por
tugheze Madeira, unde vor petrece
restul vietii lor. La despartire
n 'au fost de fata decat vre-o 12
persoane afara de oficerii aliati.
Oficerii unguri carl au fost respon-
sabili de pazirea lui Carol au fost
att de duri Gu parechea regala ca
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DcZcItOIi din TazbOiu|
civil ngTopati intro NINA
Relevatiuni Ingrozitoare aflate
intr o sticla.


3 C. publica niste destainuiri in
grozitoare. LIE reproducem in ira.
ducere:
''Dintr'o colectie de ziare
vechi a esit la lumina zilei re.
marcabila poveste despre un me.
memoriu al unui dezertor din raz.
'boiul civil care noteaza ri de ii
o tragedie pima de orori, ince.
pand Gu 2 Novembrie 1868, cand
patru barbati, dintre care unu!
bine cunoscut in Alliance, al ca.
rui urmasl traiesc inca in vecina-
tate, au fost destinati la moarte
oribila intro nina parasitic.
"Cand s'a publicat povestea, a
dat la lumina zilei un mister de
32 ami, explicand disparitia lu1
John Ewing, Ben Ayers, Tom
Ackelson 81 Joe Obney, carl au
disparut la inceputul Razboiului
Civil.
'Povestea, cum a fost publ
cata, he spune ca David Snyder,
pe cand deschis O galerie de
carbuni sub dealul Whaleback
aproape de Golfers Station, w.
Va, dat de nina parasitic in
care a aflat osemintele La pat,r,
finite umane.
''Pe filele ingalbenite de ziar,
restul pOvestei urmeaza:
'Un siroiu de apa inceput Sc
curga intr una din mine, aratand
ca au isbit Gu tirnacopul de una
din compartimentele vechei mine.
Aceasta nina vechie II a fost ex-
ploatata inainte de 1860. d. Sny-
der s'a hotarit so exploateze 81
patrunzand in ca a dat de ose-
mlnte omenesti.
''Unul din scheleti statea drept,
razamat de peretele minei. Pc
langa aceste case S "a aflat O nota
sau un memorandum care explica
mlsterioasa disparitie Gu treizeci
81 dol de ami in urma, a lui John
Ewing, Ben Ayers, Tom Ackelson
81 Joe Obney.
"Nota a fost scrisa Gu creionul.
dar bine conservata: Contine ur-
matoarele:
NOV. 2, 1868. - Daca va alum
ge aceasta vre-odata la lumea din
afara, sa'se site ca moi (urmeaza
numele celor patru) suntem pri-
sonieri aici, datorit unei surpari
a minei. MOI suntem desertori 81
ne allan ascunsi aici cand s'a
surpat nina. Toata mancarea 81
apa avuta s'a sfarsit. suntem con-
damnati, de oare ce nimeni de
afara nu site unde ne allan. A.
ceasta g, cam a opta ri de cand
suntem inchisi.
Nov. 4. - John Ewing 81 Tom
Ackelson au omorit char acum
pc Ben Ayers 81 Il mananca. Ga
zul ce-am avut a inceput sa Sc
sfarseasca 81 aerul a inceput sa
devina greu. Stu zilele lunei nu-
mai dupa ceasul meu.
Nov. 6. Ewing a omorit
char acum pc Ackelson, ia taia.
unul din picioare 81 Il mananca, 81
joaca imprejur 81 rasuceste pun
nalul lui in aier ca un maniac.
Nov. Z. - Acum stunt singur
Gu mortii. A trebuit sal omor pc
Ewing in legitima aparare. Am
mancat ohiar acum 81 carimbu1 al
doilea al cismei mele. Stunt Som
noros. Goodbye. Inchid aceasta
nota in sticla aceasta ca Ga sc
conserve daca va fl posibil, asa ca
dac& se va afla re-odata sd Sc
site de q noastra trista soarta.
Joseph Obney."
Publicatia mai adaoga ca a.
cegti oameni au fost bine cunos-
cuti de locuitorii mai batrani 81
credinta penerala era ca All fOst
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CoNTlNUARE PFC PAGuNA A "A
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Publicatia mai adaoga ca a.
cegti oameni au fost bine cunos-
cuti de locuitorii mai batrani 81
generala era ca au fost
omoriti in lpptele razboiului civil.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-02-11
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Parker Beach is still on the sick list
He is improving, but still confined to
the house.
Forest Mcdowell returned from the
hospital at Cleveland last week much
improved and is ready for business
again.
Miss Amanda aWllick is very i'll this
week, without hopes of recovery.
Mrs. Leo Huffman underwent an
operation at the City hospital, Woos-
ter, last week Friday and her husband
reports her getting along fine.
The Westminster Guild girls held
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyers
on West Main street, Monday night,
Feb. 7. Miss Maxine was hostess.
Business and social time was enjoyed
by Is of their members. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
The regular meeting of the w. B. "A.
was held on Monday night with fair
ly good attendance considering the
weather The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs Charles Cook on
Thursday evening, Feb. II, with a
social and picnic supper in connection.
All members are invited to attend.
(Chop suey and cream puffs).
The Masons held their inspection
last Tuesday night. R. E. Hutchinson
OF Mansfield was inspecting officer. A
big feed followed inspection. Oys-
tiers and trimmings were served in the
lodge dining room.
Clark Davis and two sisters, Mrs.
Shankey and Laura Davis, royalty en-
tertained the M. E. choir after re-
hearsal on Wednesday night. Music
and games were played and an oyster
supper was served.
The Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kendall were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
dy Wyatte of Akron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Bonham and Mr.. George Heffling
Of Seville, Mr.. and Mrs. Jene Kendall
Of Rittman. The occasion being the
birthday of Mrs. Harry Kendall. A
chicken dinner with all the trimmings
and then some, was served. A big
birthday cake adorned the table. All
felt too full for utterance after dinner.
The six o'clock Dinner club were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rechsteiner on North
Center street, Wednesday evening of
last week. The club is confined to
six couples and they were all there,
besides two out-of-town guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Mosier Of Toledo, O., aunt
and uncle of the host and hostess. A
chicken dinner was served also salad
course, with sherbet and cake for des-
sert. The favors were little potted
plants in bloom, and the place cards
were small valentine cards. A beauli-
full cake covered with white frosting
and with red heart in the center and
cupid with his bow and arrow in.
| the side of the heart, adorned the
dinner table. Some artist to make
that cake. All enjoyed game of
| four hundred after dinner.
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All ha! the ground hog did not see
its shadow, that means an early
spring. X.
Hot waffles and maple syrup.
Watch for the date. The first maple
syrup made around Medina county
goes to the Baptist church for their
annual waffle supper. Mrs. y, y.
.Swagler is on the lookout committee
and ] think / saw her tapping an ap-
pie tree a few days ago to see II syrup
was running.
About 40 business men and citizens
got together on Monday morning and
marched down to the Porcelain Co.'s
plant, showing their interest and ap-
probation in the new business Of Sc
vile. The members Of the company ap-
preciated their coming and took par
tfcular pains to show them around.
New buildings have been erected
and now ready for the machinery,
which is expected To arrive any day,
and win be ready for business about
March I. e1ete s''
Misses Sarah and Frances Nc
Dowell entertained at dinner, Tues
day, Feb. /, Mrs. r. M, Mrs. q. A.,
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. R. o. and Helen B.
Mcdowell. Mrs. Bessie Hewes, Mrs.
II. q. Rowe, and Mrs. w. H. thinner
man. all Of Medina, and Mrs. G. r..
Mcdowell, Mrs. E. j. Miller and Mrs.
Mack Beach Of Seville, at the noon
hour.
Ralph Bostwick, Wait Stokes and
Carl Foster went fox hunting last
week. They saw tracks, but no fox,
and had lots Of sport 81 v
mi, and Mrs. G. E. Swagler spent
the weekend In Wooster, visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Swagler's brother,
Harry Johnson and family.
Mrs. John Lowrie and daughter,
Josephine spent Thursday in Barber
ton. visiting "A. s. Lowrie, brother
Of Mrs. John Lowrie.
The home talent play given Thurs
day evening, under the auspices Of the
Joseph Fixler Post Of the American
Legion, was enjoyed by well filled
hall, and was reported very good.
J. E. Stickler Of Akron spent the
weekend with his daughter, Mrs.
Wright and family.
Nr. and Mrs. Tom Mccoy spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Mao
mi Stone, in Mansfield. .
John Mccoy spent Farmers Week
in Columbus. .H
Mrs. Mary Taylor is visiting her
friend, Sue Alden in Medina.
Mrs. Frank Strong Of Chippewa
Lake and Mrs. Mahlon Fretz Of Me
dina spent Wednesday with Mrs. FL
mer Overdort.
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Phelps ant
little son, Petty Of Ashland, spent thu
weekend with their parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. H. Phelps. Little Petty hat
the time Of his life with his Grandma
Phelps. /. \.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday, Feb. l3-Preaching service
at 10 a. m; Sabbath school service at
II a. m.; Epworth League service at
e ?; M; Preaching at 7 p. m.
Topic for Epworth League, "Re-
storing Country" Prof. F. D. Riff
fey is leader.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. c..
c. Davis choir leader, and sisters en-
tertained sixteen members of the choir
with an "oyster feed" and social in
the parlors Of the church.
Rev. E. L. Smith preached in the
Methodist church last Sabbath morn
ing. f..,
Sabbath morning, Feb. 20, there will
be baptismal service and reception of
memt ers. Also at the morning wor-
ship there will be novel offering TAX
en- to fill the Chinese rice bowls. Be
sure and bring your money with YOU
then give it and save life. Five dol.
lars will save life for the year. or
until next harvest. Help save one
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Z
Rumors OF wedding bells on Pleas
ant street.
Key. X w Gardner called on some
OF his SICK parishoners at the Wooster
hospital on Monday. .
Lots of sickness in and around Sc
vile this week. The doctors are
buster than the grocery keepers.
Mrs. C. E. Swagler and Mrs. Ora
Hnbbert attended the birthday and
wedding anniversary of their aunt and
uncle in Sterling Thursday.
Mayor Don L. Crawford and the
members of the village council were
in Medina Monday transacting busi-
ness for the town. &.
The village council met on Monday
night in regular session and transacted
the usual order gof business. The
special business was concerning the
paving of Pleasant street. The may
or will call special meeting Of count
Gil and citizens, also county surveyor
and solicitor, to form an estimate and
opinion about paving from Chippewa
bridge to the end Of the corporation
AlilAto OA ANuoout otANSb oh AAuoy w
ening, Feb. l8.
The Seville Elevator Company will
hold a public meeting in the town hall,
Saturday, Feb. II. All who are in
terested in the company are cordially
invited. G. D. Phillips, representa-
tive from the Farm Bureau of Colum-
bus, will be the speaker. Come out and
hear him.
Quite crowd gathered at the school
auditorium Saturday evening to see
the game between Seville and Akron,
but the Akron team failed to put in
an appearance.
Mrs. Nihoof on Liberty street is on
the, sick list. Her grand daughter,
Mrs. Charles Sonmers is taking care
Of her.
The death Of Mrs. Woolf, wife Of
Rev. Wool, occurred on Sunday morn
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SHARON

H.W. Santee and wife attended the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Cahoun -
Akron, Thursday.
Chas. Bicksler of Wadsworth was a
Sunday guest at N. L. Fulmer's.
Mrs Chas. Stauffer is improving
slowly. =
Mrs. Weber, Gladys Oaks, Mu.
Dye and Dora Calhoun of Akron, Nr.
and Miss Schneer and Mrs. Haupt of
Nazareth, Pa, are visiting at H. VI.
Santee's. - I
Miss Florence Stauffer, who has
been caring for her mother, returnea
to her work in Wadsworth Monday.
Mrs. Will Lytle and Mr.. and Mn.
Clyde Hazen spent Sunday in Bar
berton at the home of Theo. Varney.
Miss Eliza Campbell spent the week
end at her home in Wooster.
Fred Alderfer, Sr., and wife am
entertaining the formers mother for
a few days.
The Sumner entertainers will be at
the Sharon school house, Feb. II. This
is to be one Of the best entertainments
given in Sharon this season. The
proceeds to be given to the Senior
class
Deforest Wall and Clyde Copley at
tended Farmers Week at Columbus.
DR.. Orcutt of Wooster will preach
at the M. E. church Sunday morning
Feb. 13.
DR.. Richards, a missionary from
Africa, will give an address in the M.
E. church Friday evening, Feb. 25.Dr.
Richards is an interesting speaker and
comes highly recommended.
Dewey Caskey, Mae Halderman and
Charlie Futhrow attended the p,e
social at the Trump District, Friday
night. In the spelling contest Mae
Halderman took the honors.
The Ladies Aid society of the M.
E. church met at the home Of Mrs. C,
M. Johnson last Thursday to sew for
Mrs. VI. Waters. Mrs. Waters was
unable to secure the material to sew
on, so the ladies' quilted two quilts one
for Mrs. Johnson and one for Mrs.
Lytle. About Is ladies were present
and good time reported by all. '''''
There will be an old-fashioned spell
down at the high school building on
Tuesday evening, Feb. %. Every
body come. A good time is promis-
ed. I-T~.
Herbert Cornell, former business
partner of Elmo Stauffer, was burned
to death in his store in Akron Satur-
day night. ~-1
Mr.. N. l.. Fulmer and dauphter
were in Akron on business Friday.
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Presbyterian Church

No announcements for next Sunday
on account of the death of the PASTORS
wife, Mrs. Woolf. Miss Hattie Moves
had the morning service last Sunday.
The annual meeting of the church
which was announced for last Tues
day was postponed.
Mrs. Mary Butler, Miss Helen Wal
lick of Indianapolis and Miss Nellie
McCullock of Harrisburg, Pa, were
called to Seville few days ago on
account of the serious illness of their
aunt, Miss Amanda Wallick.
The members of the American Leg
ion wish to extend vote of thanks to
those people who so kindly helped
them to put on their show, and who
BY their untiring effort and patience
helped to make it so much of sue
cess.
Plans are already under way to put
on another show of some kind and
definite announcements will soon be
made thru these columns. #.
Mrs. Grover Pease and Mrs. Clyde
Weaver visited the Seville sick folks
at the City hospital, Wooster, Tues
day.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-02-11
Baptist Church

Morning service at 10 o'clock. You
are the fellow this service is for, Come
and stay to the S. Sat ll:l5; Junior
B. Y. p. U. at 6; Evangelistic services
lat 4; prayer service at 7:30 Thursday
evening; our "Key to the Church" is
good; come and help make it better7.
The annual day Of prayer Of the
Women's Mission Circle is to be held
in the church parlor, Friday, Feb. II,
at 2 D. MI Il II VI g1