The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-06

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be shown at the Home Theater in Sc
vile, Friday, Oct Z. One show in af-
ternoon for school children only, and
two shows in the evening, SO as to be-
able to accommodate all. This is an
educational treat. Admission free.
The Copley quintet is the first |
riumber on the lecture course, Thurs
day night, Oct. 6.
Supt. Riffey and wife were called
to Coshocton the first Of the week on
account Of the serious Illness Of Mrs.
Rifeys father, who is in the hospital
there having underwent a serious op-
Grafton. Wy
Jacob Dennis was taken to Wooster
hospital Tuesday, whore he under
went an operation.
Mrs. w. B. Brumbaugh, Mrs. EN-
ma Bostwick and Mrs. Mary Harvey
were Medina visitors Monday.
" r.. r. WicEman, Bob Hosmer, Big
Pa Taylor and Geo. Houghton at
tended the Akron fair last week. "
Mrs. w. s. Chambers is visiting
her son Irwin and family in New
York state. VIZ
| Mrs. c. F. Daniels and daughter
Carolyn visited Mrs. Ed. Carlton in
Lafayette Sunday.
Arthur Clevidence of near Fremont
lis visiting his brother, George Clevi-
dence and family this week.
Mrs. LaVonne Bates moved into
Miss Martha Hawley's furnished
rooms on East Main street Tuesday.
4 Mrs. Rev. R. w. Gardiner Of Ak
ron came Monday to finish packing
their household goods and had them
moved to Akron, where they are To-
Gated. She reports Rev. Gardner
feeling better and that his hay fever
did not trouble him this year.
Ralph Smith and lady friend, Miss
Culbert of Cleveland, spent Sunday
with their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
!. Mrs. Harvey Taylor.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Zigler and
children Of Wadsworth spent Mon
day afternoon with their mother
Mrs. Emma Drushel. s4s
The Mcheal restaurant served So
dinners at the noon hour last Sunday
. John Chambers sold car Of Bald.
win apples to be shipped to Dayton
He has crop Of 1900 bushels q
different varieties Of nice sprayed
apples. 3s@ss ~ fa
Maynard Shumaker took the boa1
for Detroit Sunday evening, where h
will attend the Michigan auto schoo
this year. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Shumaker, and his sister Mary &C
companied him as far as Cleveland
Business mems homecoming carni
val Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Oct. 13, la, and Is. Here's hoping
we have good weather.
LOST-One coon between Sevill'
and Medina (See)?
I, Mrs. Squires Of Detroit, who j
g visiting her daughter, Mrs. Phelps
n a few weeks, spent Tuesday with Mrs
4 G. E. Swagler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herle Immel am
children and Miss Irene Brumbaugl
a we're Sunday visitors Of MIR. ant
t Mrs. Glen Blough Of Wadsworth
J Mrs. Blough was formerly Addi
J. Cunningham. a4a, s
p Vernon M. Reigle, superintendent
iof Public Instruction Of Ohio, visite'
9 the Seville school and writes the pres
r ident Of the school board, c. E. Swag
II ler: "As a result Of my inspection o
the Junior high school maintained i
9 your school, / take pleasure in trans
y mitting charter through your coun
Q ty superintendent Of schools. tn
4 department regards this effort 9
your school authorities, under you
! direction and approval, as marked
y " progressive step and wishes t
+ compliment you upon receiving tn
first Junior high school charter i
I sued in Medina county-in fact, tn
4 first granted to county school !
h Northwestern Ohio" Seville cel
r tainly feels proud Of their school an
Of the compliment from headquarterl
3 CHURCH NOTICES
+. Baptist Church Morning servic
1, at 10; an Nhti-Saloon League speal
n er will give an address on claw an
Ig Order" sabbath school at 11:16
prayer meeting Thursday evening 3
a 1850; choir rehearsal Saturday ever
4 ing.
Presbyterian Church-10, mcrnin