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McGlNSls SIDING.

Mr.. l. }. Dolsyoft. OF Geneva, n -,
Is visiting his son. Mr T. Fred Boib-
vert, AZ Sunny Side, Tor a couple OF
weeks
. Gen sam Henry the new DEPUTY
at Tannery Lake. heard q splash and
with his pew hip boots went TO the
rescue The wafer "a I inches deep
aud Sam utme out with biz hack
tom cat Sam has decided that his gun
Is not stout enough and had Charles
Hughes TO Baw the barrel OH of an
old musket, leaving about rs Inches
He then loaded Il With one cup OF
powder, 3 ounces Of carpet tacks and
Z acorns.
Col. Jacobious Long has finished
putting IN his clover seed, and just
in time, as his bicycle broke down on
the last round Jake says II Il all
right down Hill but the air brakes
slick going the other way.
Dr. Miles long had hurry cali to
Col. Joshua Murdockh when his big
hog Napoleon swallowed a pump
kin Ills eyes buldged out and DR. said
II was appendicitis and called for
Geo. Cress to assist and put the hog
10 sleep. Geo, said he wanted heay.
Ter, axe 70 do q good job.
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KEYSyILLE.

The funeral OF Charles Richard Van
Fossen, aged 2 months and ~ days.
infant son of Charles NanFOssen and
wife, was held here Tuesday after
noon. Interment ID the KeysviIle
cemetery.
The Misses Eylers, OF Altoona. Pa,
have returned home after visiting
their cousin. Mrs Charles Cluts
Robert Valentine. wife and son,
Carroll, spent Sunday with william
Fox and wife, Of Rocky Ridge,
Miss Eva Harmon. OF IIagerstown.
Is guest Of Miss Anna Ritter.
Joseph Clabaugh spent the week 4
end with his father, Ia York, PA.
Miss vallie Kiser has been i'll witt
tcnsilitis.
Martin StonesIfer has moved to his
newly purchased farm near Motters
Arthur Krng TO the house vacated b,
/ Mr.. Slonesifer Edward Harmon L
a farm near Silver Run.
4 Peter Baumgardner, wife an,
daughter. Mary visited Norman
Baumgardner and wife, OF Taneytown
Sunday
The following were guests OF w. 4
Ritter, Sunday; William Derburrow
wife and children, Mary Gladys ami
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PHEASANT GROVE AND REESE.

sunday school Sunday morning
aud preaching following. This VIII
be the last preaching sunday IN this
conference year as conference begins
April g.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii hold
thsir next regular monthly meeting
the second Saturday afternoon 10
April At the home /, OF Mrs Wilbur
Arnold
The ladies and friends are planning
20 hold AN entertainment Ia the near
future. Date will be decided az the
next meeting.
Mrs Lewis Gorsucb u spending
week with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs u y. Rash, al Fowblesburg
This Misses Read spent a part OF
last week visiting ~ the home of Mr..
Washington Ridgely and family, al
h,dersburg
MIR. William EckcBrode and family,
OF baltimore. and Mr.. Frank Fowler
and family, % Liberty Heights, were
home with Mr. aud Mrs Frank Eek
enrode Tor Easter
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SIMPLIFY.

The Ladies' Mite Society OF Beth
esda church will meet April 10 at
Mrs. Kate Buckngham's.
Mr. and Mrs Columbus Shipley had
at their guesta Sunday Mr. Emory
Gersuch and Mr.. Raymond Davis.
They also entertained Monday the
Rev and Mrs. Fields, OF Gambler.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Zion
Methodist Protestant Church will
meet April Z, at Mrs. GOlde Ship
ley's. A welcome to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. Wagner en-
tertained Sunday, March 20, Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. p. Wilhide, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G
zepp and family, Mr.. and Mrs Day
ton Walsh and family, Mr., Edwin
Slater and others.
Mrs Elsie Hook was a Sunday ev-
ening guests Of Mrs. Paul Wagner
Mr., and Mrs. J. p. Wilhide spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs d. J.
0wlngs.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Wagner had
us their guests Sunday Mr., and Mrs
John y. Wagner and family.
Mr.. and Mrs, Weber have moved in
the home they bought of Mr.. J. D
Owihgs, also, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
smelser. of Westminster. have moved
on the G. II Wagner FARM
Mrs. Francis Schneider returned
home from a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. Truman Hook had as theiI
guests Suday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Mr. John saylor and Miss Bell Els
tan visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ship
Icy at Mr.. Robert Flohr's near Klee',
Mill
Mr., and Mrs d. G. Hook and
daughters spent Sunday with Mr. an,
Mrs. Wm. Baker
Mrs. Margaret Caples had as he
guest Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Capies and Mrs Julia Caples, o
KIee's Mil; Mr., and Mrs. Luthe
2ahn and Miss Ethel and Mesle,
s.
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Zahn. Of Westminster. Miss Susanna
Caples, Miss Mary Rarnhart and
others.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl OwlnEs had as
their guests Saturday. Miss Mary
Carr and MIR. Charles Carr. Blooms.
MIR. and Mrs. y, -. owinRs spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mira. Roy Killer
Mrs. Altha Polster spent sunday
and Monday visiting Mrs. Katie Ship.
ley
Mrs. Bette Easton and Mrs. Gladys
Bair spent Monday With Mr. and Mrs
Francis Beaver,
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sYKEsYILLE.

Mrs. Mollie Harding and Mrs. Elk
abeth Hood. OF Baltimore, spent1the
Easter holidays with fheir brother.
Mr. William Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Wheatiy. Mr..
hurry Dayhoff and Mr. Earl Reynolds
OF Baltimore. were visitors Tor the
weeks end az the home of Mr.. James
Mheatly, Sr.
Miss Gladys CLANCY is visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Schrnde
George Holman, OF Henryt0n, who
has bought the house occupied by Mr..
Herman. on Front street, will shortly
move to Sykesyille
Miss Ellen Neel, OF Baltimore, Is
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cLEAR DALE.

MIR and Mrs. William Lennon and
children ON Saturday, attended The
funeral OF Mrs. Lemons father, AL
fred Bowers. Of Hanover. who MAS
buried al Winters Church. near New
WindFor, Md.
Mr. ana Mrs. Samuel Hawk ana
children, OF Silver Run, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hawk. ST..
Mrs. Michael Mummert and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, have moved to Littles-
town Curvin Aummert has moved
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10 the Mummeri farm
Mrs Charles Grouse spent Wednes-
day at Hanover. With her aunt, Mn
Neison Iiankert
Little Miss Ruth nankert who had
been III. for several weeks "a able 70
be out again
James stair and family have moy
cd 10 their home IN idttlest)wn. Earl
Stair and wife have taken charge Of
the Stair farm
Edward Plumkert. wife ana dauRh
ter, Marie. spcnt Thursday with W.
A. crabbs and family, % l'irl5htown.
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nOucKsyILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Shaffer and
of Baltimore speut several
days Of this week visiting friends In
this community.
MIR Earl Rill has the sympathy OF
the entire community over the loss OF
his devoted wife. Mrs. Erma Rill
The Easter service at Wesley last
Sunday evening was interesting and
well attended,
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15c Rexa1l Foot Powder 20 for Ice
A relief to the feet, If used regularly.
aOc Rexall Baby Laxative 2 for 4leof
A pleasant laxative that children
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25c Red Cedar Comp. $500. for .26c,
soc syta Complexion Powder for sic
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soap OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOT INC
Keeps the skin soft and healthy.
Csc Klenzo Tar shampoo
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For the treatment of the hair. A
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2Jc Charcoal Tablets ....2 for zee
$f.25 Rexall Kidney
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Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April Eth, 9th and 9h

NO RESTRICTION 10 QUANTITIES
buy As OFTEN AND As MUCH
As YOU LIKE.
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What is a One-Cent Sale? T. /.

regular prloo-hcu Illus
traton: price Of 25c Ynu
price 2e tubes Nv
cry standard merchandise just
regular prices and have sold
FOR
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acisng plan Kaher Than spend large
money 10 convince
spending permitting sell fu-aIze
package merchandise fer &C. II get
customer Will be wen the
please
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Thia sale was de
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
ReInson Corners

The social held at Mrs. Duane
Baird's last Thursday was we'll attend
ed. Two complete comforts were
tied and plans made to hold bazaar
the week before Xmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wideman and
son of Medina spent Thursday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Vernaf Sails
bury.
Frank Welton of Wooster came on
Monday to visit his brother, Grant
Welton and family, a couple of days.
Richard Kimball, wife and SON Ralph
of Akron, visited Mr.. and Mrs. B. C.
Kimball Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Case spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Cases
cousin, Mrs. Fred Crosin and husband
of Copley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kellogg, Louie
Alber, George Graft also Charlie, Lou
ie and Carl Graft. attended Mrs. Geo.
Henninger's funeral in Cleveland last
Thursday.
Mrs. John Duncan spent week in
Ashtabula with her daughter, Mrs.
Mary Beach and children, returning
Thursday night.
Mrs. Ethel Fulmer of Cleveland Wis
tied her father, John Duncan, last
"wednesday and Thursday.
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brother, E. E. Ferriman and wife, al
so her sister, Mrs. E. A. Richmond
and husband, returning home Saturday
evening.
DIR. Cumberworth went to Wads-
worth last Thursday evening to attend
the banquet given by the courtesy OF
the Wadsworth doctors to the Medina
County doctors and held at their new
hospital, but was there only a. short
time, when he had call and was
obliged to leave.
Mrs. Duane Baird has splintered a
bone in her hand in some way and is
unable to do much of her housework.
1t has been quite painful, but is getting
better now.
Harry 'Kuder has also had a bad
hand, sort of felon, so he has had
It dressed by the doctor and has been
unable to work much. He now is
laid up with rheumatism.
DR.. Cumberworth has broken fin
ger and is wearing splints on his hand.
The picture show given under the
auspices of the Y. M. c. A. was held
last Saturday night at the school
house. The Y. M. c. A. orchestra
of Medina furished the music.
Mrs. Webster Bolles died last We'd
nesday, from heart trouble, and the
funeral was held at the home Satur-
day at II o'clock. The funeral SER
wees were conducted by Rev. Chas.
Searles and burial at Fairview ceme-
terry, Granger Center. We realize
that this community has lost one of
our best neighbors and w. c. T. u.
workers and friends, as her interest
kseemed always of others, and our SYM
pathy is extended to the family in
their sad bereavement. There were
relatives from Peninsula, Cleveland,
Akron, Bath and MassilIon who at
tended the funeral.
Rollo Tompk;ns, who has been sick
for some time with cancer of the
stomach, and made his home at his
sisters, Mrs. B. c. Kimballs, died on
Tuesday morning. He had only been
confined to his bed day or two -.
Mr.. Will Huntley of Cleveland spent
Saturday at ]. o. Crocker,s.
The w c. T. U. had short busi-
ness meeting at the Aid society at
Mrs. Duane Baird's last Thursday.
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Wadsw0rth

Betty, two-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Mitchell, died early
Saturday morning at Municipal hospi-
tai, of appendicitis. Funeral services
were held at the grandparents home,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.. Barnhart's, Mon
day afternoon at Q o'clock. Two SIS
tiers and parents survive her. The
home was only released from quaran-
tine last week, the mother having been
i'll of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Chas. Bair won a large turkey
in the voting contest at the opening
of Storms grocery Saturday.
W. A. Ault, for seven years post
master, has resigned on account of
poor health. Examination for the
position, which pays $500, will be
held Dec IS.
Mrs. Leah Waltz entertained her
Sunday school class Friday evening.
Officers recently elected were install
led.
Ladies of Lutheran church cleared
$3.50 at their bazaar Friday afternoon.
Congregational meeting was held at
Lutheran church Saturday evening.
The Brotherhood class served an oys-
ter supper.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held at Church of Christ, Thursday
evening at 7:30. Rev. S. F. Ross will
deliver the sermon.
Choir of Reformed church gave a
Sunday evening"
Pastor and choir of First Baptist
lcolored) church were at Barberton
Sunday afternoon, to assist in install
ing the pastor of Galilee Baptist
church. r-I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kersteller Of
Akron and John Shook and John Sny-
der OF N. Canton were Sunday guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weinsheimer.
= Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Freeborn are
spending the winter at Biloxi, Fla.
Mrs. O. r. Kindig of Denver. Colo,
is guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. J.. w. Peters of Chicago, is
visiting p. E. Ziegheld and wife.
Or. Z. R. Wheelock has been ap-
pointed dental examiner for U. S.
Veterans Bureau of Medina county.
A fire that. broke out in the plant
OF the Wadsworth Salt Works last
Saturday morning destroyed 100 bar
rels which with other damage caus-
ed an approximate loss of $1OO. A
timely alarm by the night watchman
with the efforts of citizens prevented
the blaze from spreading to other
parts Of the plant.
Joseph Green of Clintondale, Pa,
ana Miss Effie E. Cox of Wadsworth,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day by Rev. C. B. Etter.
John Young and C. H. Bolich have
the meat market formerly
by E. McCune.
Mrs. Baldwin, who has been ill for
some time, suffered a relapse and is
at present in very critical condition.
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Litcllfeld

Richard Star Of Toledo, who has
been with his mother, Mrs. Gilbert
Sears, for several days, returned
home Friday of last week.
Born to Mrs. Josephine Hall Stats
OF Bozeman, Montana, little daugh-
ter, Mary Louise, Oct. 81. This will
be Of interest to most of the readers
as Mrs. Stats will be remembered as
Josephine Hall, daughter Of A. d.
Hall, at one time resident of Litch-
field. Mr., Hall lives with his young
est daughter, Mary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Eaken were
called early last week Monday morn
ing to the bedside of Mr.. Eaken's
father, Mr.. John House in Lafayette,
who died later in the day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaken are staying with their
mother until after her public sale,
when she will come to Litchfield to
make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Eaken.
Mrs. Joe Lawrence and son return
ed to their home in Lexington Fri
day.
W. w. Smith and wife are spending
the week with their daughter, Mrs.
r. F. Clark and family.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will hold bazaar in the town hall
Saturday evening, Dec. 10. Comforts,
aprons and many different articles
will be on sale. A self-serve supper
will be ready about o'clock for all
who want to eat. We know there will
be something good, for we have par
taken Of their meals in days gone by.
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Lodi

Business places in Lodi will be
closed on Thanksgiving day.
The new directors for the Lodi
exchange of the Star Telephone Com
pany were printed and distributed
last week.
The ministers of Medina county
held their monthly meeting in Lodi
last Monday taking dinner at the
Taylor Inn. E. W. Barnes, County
Z. M. G. A. secretary, gave an ad-
dress on the relation Of the church
and Y. M. G. A.
The s. T. G. girls met at the home
OF. Mrs. Donald Fetzer on Tuesday
evening. r4e
Our local fire department was
called out to fire in Lafayette, Sun
day morning, but the house was be-
yond contral ~and was burned to the
ground.
Miss Irene House, who is employ
ed in Cleveland, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
House.
The annual Township Sunday
school convention was held in the
Methodist church, Sunday Afternoon
and evening. The meeting was OPEN
ed by F. L. Williams, chairman, fol-
lowed by two very interesting ard
helpful speeches by Mr.. Blaine Culp
Of Chatham and Rev. Buckley of Le-
Roy. in the evening Miss Pauline
Frazier Of Medina told Of her camp
life at Lake Geneva and Miss Nettie
Taylor Of Leroy, how to keep the
young people Interested in Sunday
school, A large attendance was pres
ent and the next meeting will be held
the first Sunday in October, 1922,
at 5he Congregational church.
Don't forget the Lodi Community
Sale, Wednesday, Nov. 30.
If you have anything you wish to
sell, it will be sold for you Oil that
date.
The pupils Of E. j. Miller will give
another piano recital at the Congre-
gatioraal church in two or three
weeks.
The second dance Of the season was
given Monday evening at the Masonic
hall. Music BY the Smiths Harmony
Boys and large attendance was
present.
Mabel Long attended the annual
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Mrs. Frank Chapman is boarding
two children from the county home.
They are brother and sister, age z and
9 years, and are going to the Granger
school.
Aunt Henrietta Dague entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and daughter, al
SO Mrs. Dague and son of Sharon, on
Sunday.
Ross Duncan of Akron and eight
other firemen spent Thursday at John
Duncan's and enjoyed the sport OF
hunting while there.
Beginning next Sunday the Remson
church will have an. orchestra. They
will play at Sunday school and church,
and have engaged Fay Sims as their
leader and instructor.
7 Mrs. Frank Ried went to Akron last
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Car
rie Ingram and family, and made a
several days stay.
Mr.. Pfaff and family, purchased the
George Huntley farm, have traded for
city property in Akron and will move
this week. and Mr.. Cards and family
of Akron, who purchased the Huntley
farm a few years ago, are coming back
onto it again, and are moving today.
Mrs. Will Ganyard made an extend
ed visit last week. She spent We'd
nesday night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Haight and Thursday morning went
to Penfield, where she visited her
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Burbank

| Mrs. Pansy v. Barnard entertain.
ed the Novelty club at her home on
Wednesday.
Miss Lucille Whitmore is visiting
her sister Louise at Sterling. :
Mrs. Barbara Messmore and Miss
EVA ROBINSON spent a few days in
West Salem at the home of Henry
Messmore.
Mr. William Collar made a a'busi-
ness trip to- Mineral City on Monday
Mrs. Ida Clapp of Creston spent
lew days with her daughter, Mrs.
s. c. Boor.
Mrs. Mary Hanna of Canaan yis-
tied at the j. F. Bowers home sew
eral days the past week.
Mrs. l.. B. Huffman of Medina
spent several days the past week
here helping care for her sister, Mrs
F. W. Neumeyer.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held III the M. E. church. Rev
Brown will give the address.
Mrs. Harry Ditch and daughter
Elllene spent few days the past
week at the Grant Ditch home at
Chatham.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dough-
erty, November 1S, daughter, La
nora Nadeen.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell of
seville spent Monday at the C. M.
Cruss home.
Mr.. M. $. Reed of Wooster was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Alta Hoffman of Kenmore
and Mrs. Mahala Nicely started for
Tampa, Fla, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Dan Otto, ard Mr.. Robert
Dennis left for Jupiter, Fla, on Tues
day.
Mrs. Joe Carver is visiting her son
Oliver Carver and family at Lodi.
Miss Leah Frary will leave We'd
nesday for Detroit to spend Thanks
giving with her brother, Wayne
Frary.
The W. M. A. society of the U. B.
church will give Woman's day pro-
gram on Sunday evening, Nov. 27,
at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Scriber of
Kent visited the first of the week at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Ditch. ->'''
MIR. w. M. Reed made a business
trip to Medina on Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Holloway Of Akron
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. D. w. Frestor
and brother, Mr.. J. B. Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Warner of
Wooster spent aSturdayt night and
Sunday with Mrs. Warmers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frary.
Rev. G. c. Slater took supper with
MIR. and Mrs. r. V. Steele at Cres-
tori on Thursday evening and also
attended the Evangelistic meeting
there
Mrs. Samuel Kerr of Lodi spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Miller.
Mr.. Clyde Cover and family have
moved to their new home on East
street. Mr.. Otto Knapp has moved
on the Cover farm.
Mrs. Ollie Gott of Lodi spert Sum
day night and Monday with Mrs. L.
!. George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrville Nell of Spen-
Ger were Sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Kline.
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week with their daughter, Mrs. Nina
Ganyard, at Ashtabula.
Mrs. Cassidy and children of Ak
roH spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Jay Einhart. Mr..
and Mrs. Einhart also entertained
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Haight and son of Sharon and Mr..
Alderfer and family of Medina on
Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd Hamlin had a hunting
party from Lorain county at his
home several days last week.
! Thomas billiard, William Mitchell
and Harry Slime of Akron were en-
tertained at j. B. Einhart's last
Saturday and went hunting. They
got several rabbits and spent pleas
ant day.
Mrs. Paul White Of Cleveland
while spending the weekend at Dan
Whites, was taken with severe
nervous break down and is under the
Doctors care unable to return to her
home.
The supper at the church last Fri
day evening was a success in every
way. The ladies took in $29.
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It win be good time to buy Xmas
presents.
Supt. Commins and wife, Miss
Darling and Miss K1oppenstein will
spend Thanksgiving at their different
homes. Miss Helen Smith will spen,i
Thanksgiving in Cleveland, Miss Bow
man and Mr.. Frank Turner with
friends at home.
Mr. ard Mrs. Elton Wheeler and
little daughter, Dorothy of Medina,
were callers Of Mrs. C. A. Humph-
rey,s last Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM. Musser is on the sick
list.
Several of our young people drove
to Elyria to the picture show last
Sunday evening. We wonder why
they don't 60 to the shows on week.
day nights, and 60 to church on
Sunday. There is surely need of peo-
pie to fill the pews. Come to church,
young people, we need you.
Mrs. s. Millhan and little son of
Akron and Mrs. Ola Dague Of Lodi
are visiting in the home Of Mrs. r.
Falconer.