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Spencer

Mr. klphnger OF Elyrla visited Mr..
and Mrs, Ned Fuller one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore, Mrs.
Mary VanValkenberg, Mrs. Sam
Shaw and Mrs. Julia Ross were in
Akron one day last week and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bishop and fam
lily at Twin Lakes.
N. E. Fuller and wife and J. L..
Fuller and wife of New London took
an auto trip to Kilbuck.
Mrs. Jennie Marvin of Cleveland
spent couple of days in Spencer WIS.,
itfng friends and relatives.
Leola Luce of Akron is spending a
few days with her cousin, Reah
Boone.
Mrs. Ada Brown entertained her
Sunday school class at Chippewa
Lake last week.
Friends of Mr.. Regal are glad to
know that the quarantine has been
lifted and he and his family are able
to be about.
Harvey Fogle was rendered un-
concious and had to be taken to the
hospital at Elyria when the truck in
which he was riding turned over and
threw him thru the wind shield. He
was returning home after having
made a trip to Cleveland with Dewey
Rock, who was driving at the time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hand
ley, a baby girl, Melba Pauline.
Mrs. May Brown spent a day or
two in Cleveland visiting her son
Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Walters attended the
Masonic picnic at Linwood park on
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Osie Rock and aunt, Mrs
James Harley Of Durddrk, Ind, Wis
ited her brothers and families and
other relatives in Spencer this week
Allen ]. Kiser and wife, Arthur
Miller, wife and SON Arthur of Cleve-
land, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborr
last week. They celebrated Mr.. and
Mrs. SaGborrfs 25th wedding ami.
versary. 4
Lydia Daugherty, Portia and Eve
| lyn Allen Of Lorain visited Clara
Woods last week. Miss Beulah Woods
accompanied her aunt Lydia to Lo
rain where she will spend few day.
Visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Mattick of Ridgeville, who il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herman
Kimball, is quite ill.
1 Mrs. People ard daughter Ruth AM
Mrs. John Wolf and children wen
to- Cleveland Wednesday to show tn
children the Brookside zoo.
So many are asking about tn
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Following are the candidates nom
mated in The Medina Sentineps Au-
tomobile Contest up to NOON, Wed
nesday, August 10th. All were given
$4,000 votes to start with. Active
voting begins in our next issue. IT
is NOT TOO LATE TO ENTER
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NOMINEES IN SEN
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Continued From First Pagel
a NO RAISE IN PRICE

Ahe60 prizes Will pe given away
outright. There is no raise in sub
scription price, for the modest sum
Of $3.50 will bring The Medina Sen
tina to any address 81 times a year.
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BIG WEEKLY paper and the white
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the paper, if put on the scales,
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both new ones and renewals, will be
accepted for not less than one year,
nor more thar five years to 60 to-
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This contest will end Saturday,
\ September 24th, 2 P. M. This ii q
very short campaign, and the winner
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week, while other prize winners will
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cbtained. And under The Medina
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\ LOSERS, for all who try get a
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Registered berkshire SOW for sale at
wv. A. Warmers sale, Aug, 23, at Chip
pewa Lake. si2
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five years and any person whose sub
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time it will expire, one year, for
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Now turn to the page advertise
ment on page four Of this issue, read
the Rules, and send us your name
TODAY. An EARLY START is
HALF THE BATTLE.
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On payment of $S.0O-2 years
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-12-22

offerings for his stocking for s..
Marks Hall and for the Mary Wer-
lein Mission. The stocvking was
hung in the Church Wednesday 21st,
from to 10 p. m. to receive out
grown clothing and toys for the Mis-
sions. Some one was present TO
receive them. He further stated that
there would be distribution of prizes
on Wednesday, December 2S.
Announcement was made that we
could not get the new Church on
contract time because OF trouble In
getting some of the material. We Will
wait and when we get it we will
be glad. In the meantime, we Will
use what we have as best We can.
Every one is complimenting the
work of the Herald in featuring the
Aleiers Church in the Christmas
number. We most sincerely thank
you. If you desire to keep the copy
you have, you may buy an extra
while they last from the office OF
the paper. Read again the article
written by Mr.. Edward Cicero kohn
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Hogan of Ber-
muda street, entertained at a party
on December 9Th, in honor of the
sixth anniversary of the birth of their
little daughter Mary Louise.
Refreshments were served in abund-
ance. Games were played and a most
enjoyable evening was spent. The lit
tie hostess received many pretty gifts
from her little friends. Those present
were: Little Misses l.. Wattigney, Nj.
and l. Gilbert, G. Burke, ID. Phillips,
E. Di Bartolo. G. Fitch. G. Delcazal,
L. Dauenhauer, L. Olivier, A. Hantel,
/. and E. Ernest, G. Crombie, A.
Harrison, L. Mills, E. Walters, c.
ShOd, r. Talbot, L. Olivier, A. Han
tel, G. Richards, and G. Ponti; Mas
tiers NJ. Morrison, l.. and G. Talbot,
T. HOatrd, Jr., d. Burke, c. Moseley,
j. Joseph, l.. Walters, o. Mills, and
F. Macpherson; Mrs. ]. o. Stewart,
Mrs. H. Vogt. Mrs. NJ. Hartman, Mr..
and Mrs. S. ]. Hogan, Misses Isabel
Hogan and Martha Ponti.
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Mount Olivet Church
Cor. Pelican and Olivier. New Or
leans, La, Rev. Thomas Ben
nett Clifford, Rector.
Telephone Alg. S12.

Services for next Sunday as fol
lows: 1880 a. m, Celebration of the
Holy Communion (full choral) and
sermon; $3.50 a. m, Sunday School;
1880 p. m, Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
NOTICE.
Next Sunday being Christmas Day
services will be held at the usual
hours as stated above. Special music
has been arranged for both services
The program on Christmas will be
as follows:
Professional Hymn, "Adeste Fl
deles".
Hyre and Gloria Tibi, (Cruick.
shank.)
Hymn No. SO, (Avison.)
Offertory Anthem, "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing, (Read).
Sursum Cordia and Sanctus, (Cru
iskshank)
Communion Hymn No. 224, (Maun
der.)
Gloria in Excelsis, (Adlam).
Agnus Del, (Cruickshank).
Recessional Hymn No. Sc, york
shire).
Soloists-Mrs May Koenig, Mrs
Florence Heindel, Misses Bessie Pyle
and Miriam Babin, and Mr.. Geo. l.
Cunningham.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.
The Christmas celebration for the
Sunday School will take place in the
Parish House next Monday night, De
cember 26th, at 1880. A splendid
Christmas play will be carried out
SAINT JOHNS DAY.
Celebration of the feast of ST. Johr
the Evangelist, will be observed with
appropriate services next Tuesda,
night December 9th, at 1880. AL
Masons have been invited and the ad
dress of the occasion will be delivered
by Mr.. Orloff Lake, who is not only 8
distinguished Mason, but also a la,
reader in our Church. The public i.
of course, cordially invited.
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JIMBACH-On Thursday, Dec. 10Th
at 4 o'clock p. m, Mrs. John L. UNI
bach, nee Katie Fitzhenry died at
the age of forty-two years. Deceased
was a native of our town. The
funeral took place Friday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock from her late residence,
3119 Homer Street. Interment was
in st. Bartholomew Cemetery.
LORIO-On Friday at 1880 o'clock
a. m, Louis T. Lorio, husband OF
Marceline Lefevre died. Deceased
was a native of Algiers and was
forty-three years old. The funeral
took place Saturday morning at 10
o'clock from the residence of j. d..
Cieutat, 42S Elmira Avenue. Inter-
ment was in st. Bartholomew Gene
terry. Deceased was a member OF
Santa Maria Council, K. of c., and
Elmira Lodge No. 206, /. A. OF
Boilermakers.
Mr.. Lorio is survived by his wife
and one little son, Dennis, and by
three sisters Mrs. st. Martin, Mrs. W.
Goodwine and Mrs. Geo. Keogh, and
by one brother, Sidney Lorio and by
other relatives.
THIBAUD-On Tuesday at $3.50
o'clock a. m, Mary Miles, wife or
Jules Thibaud, died. Deceased was
native of Algiers. The funeral
took place Sunday at 3 o'clock from
her late residence, 631 Opelousas
Avenue. Interment was in st.
Bartholomew Cemetery.
LAMBERT-On Tuesday, at 1890
o'clock a. m, Mrs. Louis H. Lambert,
! nee Emma Buchholz, died. Deceased
was a resident of our town for many
years, but recently removed across
the river. The funeral took place
Wednesday at o'clock p. m, from
her late residence, 1925 Spain street.
Services were held in the Church of
the Holy Name of Mary. Interment
was in st. Bartholomew Cemetery.
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Methodist Church Notes
Rev. c C. Wier, Pastor, Residence
236 Olivier, Phone A1g. 1873.

Last Sunday we had larger crowds
than usual and the music was up
to a fine standard. Miss Orrie Sum-
mers sang a solo in one OF the
anthems and was supported by the
Choir. In one of the anthems Mrs.
Hebert and Miss Orrie Summers
sang a duet in which the Choir
Joined in the chorus.
DR.. Fay, who is Chairman of the
Gypsy Smith music from our Church,
was receiving signatures for singers
for that choir of 1900 voices. The
Choir all signed up and many who
are not in the local Choir signed
for the meeting. This is fine chance
to get into close touch with things
in the big meeting that starts Janu-
airy 5.
Mr.. Cayard, Superintendent of the
Sunday School, was active in urging
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Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran Church
Corner Olivier and Eliza streets, w.
II. Hafner, Pastor.
43S Olivier st. Phone Algiers, 24O.

Tonight the Rev. Alb. o. Fried
rich will deliver the service in our
church. Everybody is heartily in
vited to be present. These special
mid-week services are conducted in
order to prepare ourselves for a
proper celebration of the great
Christmas festival. Christmas is al
most upon us. 1t is therefore but
fitting that We attend this last SER
vice before Christmas, so that we
may view the coming holidays with
the proper understanding and appre-
citation.
On Saturday night, Christmas Eve
our usual children's service will be
held. beginning at 1880. This is a
children's service in every sense OF
the word. An outline of the service
is herewith given:
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FOR SAL E AT COST.

On account of leaving town to
accept position at Shreveport,
| will sell my residence, located
at 1888 Hermosa or Verret St.
building was completed two
months ago, contains four rooms
with bath, electric lights, sanitary
plumbing, clothes closet. Lots
measure 3oxI2o #. Price, $1,000
which is the actual cost of build
ing and lot. $1,000 cash, balance
in monthly payments of about $23.
For further particulars apply 500
Verret St.
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about the old Belfry Bell. 1t is a
delightful story even with no asso-
citation of the Church. We love TO
know that this old historic bell will
again ring out it's call. We are hop
ing to have the bell to ring and
the new pipe organ to play and the
Choir to sing and the minister to
speak all on the same day. if pos
sible. We are grateful for all of the
blessings of God in our endeavors'
We thank our friends.
Last Wednesday, December 10
| 1921, the Rev. w. G. Evans was
called upon to officate at the mar
riage of Mr.. Roy G. Taylor and Miss
Juanita Hazard. The marriage was
performed at the home of her sister
Mrs. VIM. Shores 1921 Behrman
Avenue. There were only few rel,
atives and friends present. The bride
has a number of friends in our
Church and community, who wish
for the young couple much happi'
ness.
In the mental test that was made
by the School Board two Of our Sun
day School girls, who are pupils at
Belleville, Luella Flanders and
Eleanor Hafkesbring both were
graded 100 per cent.
Mr.. Seal, Mrs. Flanders father
has been quite sick at his home on
Belleville Street, but is better.
Next Sunday is Christmas Day
and all of our services will be well
attended. The Choir has the fol-
lowing special music for the day
The Heavenly Sign; The Silent Starry
Night; O. Little Town of Bethlehem;
What Mean These Holy Voices; and
the Mems Quartette, From Lands
Afar. The Pastor is going to be
away Christmas, in Houston, Texas
with his mother. The Pulpit will be
filled at both services by the Rev
w. G. Evans.
The Pastor wishes for all of his
friends both in the congregation and
outside the joys of the season. Make
some one happy. Accept this sim
cere Iwish-that Life's true Christ
mas Joy may fill your heart and
brighten all your days; filling your
soul with joy and gratitude for Him
Who came, Heavens Gift to thee.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Last night was set aside by the
school to receive gifts for the poor
All clothing received is going to the
st. Marks Hall, and all toys are go
ing to the Mary Werlein Mission. A
large stocking was there to receive
| the gifts.
On Sunday morning the Christmas
Offering will go to the Near East Re
lief. We are all familiar with thu
conditions over there and We pra!
you will be as liberal with your of
ferings to them this year as you wer'
the last three years. Just little ma!
help to save life.
On next Wednesday night the regu
lar Christmas program will be hell
and all members of the school ar
urged to attend. At this service tn
attendance prizes will be awarded.
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Church of the Holy
Name of Mary

Meeting tonight of the Catholic
Knights of America at o'clock.
A novena for the feast of Christmas
is being conducted every evening at
Z o'clock.
Saturday is the Vigil of Christmas
and is a day of fast and abstinence.
The church will be closed after con-
LESSONS Saturday night until 1880 p.
m, when it will eopened for mid
night mass. Those who wish to at.
tend this mass, which will be a
solemn high mass, at which Holy
Communion will be given and beau
tiful music rendered, should see to it
that they have admit cards. These
cards will be given by the priests up
on request.
Masses on Xmas day will be at 5,
6, z, 8, 8 and 10. The 10 o'clock mass
will be a high mass sung by the child.
rem, and it will be followed by Bene-
diction.
We had as visitor during the
week the Very Rev. P. Aubry, Su.
perior of the Marist Scholasticate at
Greenmeadows, New Zealand. He is
returning there now after having at.
! tended the General Chapter, held in
France, last August.
The Rev. Paul Rietsch, of St
Joseph's Church, Paulina, La, also
visited us for few days.
The following musical program will
be rendered by the choir of the
church of the Holy Name of Mary at
the Midnight Mass:
Second Mass in F, by Schneider
Soloists are Miss G. Herbert, Mrs. G
Hymes, Mrs. N. Andrews, Misses Ruth
Vallette, Annie d. Sadler, Eleonort
Mitchell, and Messrs. VIM. Bonner
Harry McGehee, and VIM. Whitmore
Before the mass, 20 Dies Praecla
RAJ, solo and chorus by Gounod, will
be sung.
Before the sermon, "Hodie Christus
Natus Est"
At the Offertory; "Adeste Fidelis."
After the Elevation, o Salutaris, >
will be sung by Mr.. VIM. Bonner.
During the Communion, 20 Holy
Night, tenor solo, will be sung by
Mr.. Harry McGehee.
The orchestra is composed O.
Messrs. ]. Thomas and Ned Whitmors
and Miss s. Barras, violins; Messrs
j. Euper and Jos. Caruba, comets:
Mr.. V. Olivier, clarinet.
BAPTISMS.
Muriel Agnes, daughter of RALPH
P. Nolan and Ruth Mary Brownlee
Sponsors: Chas. H. Brownlee ant
Mrs. j. P. Nolan.
August Joseph, son of Aug. Rant,
and Jane Allen. Sponsors: Allie,
James Vinet and Mary Hogan.
Salvatore Lucien Schelleci, SON O
Peter Schelleci and Lena Decorte
Sponsors: Samuel Costello and Rosi
NJ. Cazzetta.
i Juanita Elizabeth, daughter o
Robert Peter Brown and Juanit,
O'Donnell. Sponsors: R. F. O'Dor
nell, Jr.. and Mrs. w. Schroeder.
Joseph Caruso. son Of Samuel Ca
russo and Angelina Avocoba. spor
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sors: Frank Scordulla and Mrs. Scor-
dulla.
Clifford Adolph George, son OF
Adolph Kicks and Alma Diffolt.
Sponsors: John Rice and Mary Dir
folt.
Paul Anthony Traub son of Chas'
Traub and Madeline Hoffman. Spon-
sors: Paul J. Milliet and Henrietta
Traub.
Mary Louise, child of Archilie
Borne and Lea Dry. Sponsors: Louis
Ory and Leonora Smith.
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Opening hymn by the congrega-
ton.
Liturgical service.
Hymn: Lift up your heads. Sun
day School.
Recitation: Charlotte Higgins.
Hymn. Sing we merry Christmas
Sunday School.
Dialogues: Leander Chatelain
Ethelyn Albrecht, David Gebs, and
Pauline Gebs.
Hymn: Come hither We childen
Dialogue: Willie Clasen, Anna
Hantel, Floyd Wattigny, Thelma
Seeger, Florence Higgins, Siegfried
Sprada, Muriel Albrecht, Howard
Evans, Velma Diket, and Frederick
Gait.
Hymn: Joy to the world.
Dialogue: Floris Diket, Aldea
Rogers, Evelyn Beason.
Hymn: Come hither We faithful
Dialogue: E. Chatelain, Elgir
Miller, and Willie May.
Hymn: o little Town of Bethle,
hem
Dialogue: Ermene Abbot, Bertha
Schroeder, Irma Sculthorpe, Salome
Hildebrandt, |Frieda Essinger, Lii
liam Lahusen, Georgiana Johnson
and Louise Essinger.
Hymn: A babe is born in Bethle
hem.
Dialogue: Agnes Biehler. Edith
Hildebrandt, Tillie Crawford, and
Bernice Clasen.
Hymn: Selection by the Choir.
Dialogue: Grace Rihner, Dorothea
Webert. Clara Essihger, and Velma
Webert.
Hymn: Silent Night.
Dialogue: Mildred Bengert, Dor
othy Barichivich, Mabel Manning
and Media Schroeder.
Hymn: Sleep, my Savior sleep
Junior Glasses.
Recitation: Magdalene Meyer
Hymn: Shout the glad tidings.
Liturgical conclusion with prayer
and benediction.
Doxology by congregation.
Distribution of gifts.
Holy Communion will be cele
bration Christmas morning in thu
regular service. Confessional begin:
at sis, the regular service $3.50.
Since Christmas day falls on Sun
day the Sunday School session will
be dropped for Christmas Day. Blu
regular Sunday School lessons will
be held on New Years day, Januar.
1, 1922.
Our financial secretary will sent
out Christmas envelopes during thes'
days. All our members are kind!
asked to bring their special Christ
mas offerings in these envelopes. 1
would seem that there are many wh'
wish to derive all the blessing
which the Christmas Child ha
brought us. but when they are asked
to give little token of their appre
citation for this greatest gift of Coz
they forget all the benefits and bles
sings which they have received
through the Babe of Bethlehem
That should not be so. Every Christ
ians heart should rejoice to be priv
ileged to bring a little offering il
honor of the dear little Christ-Chilt
whose birthday we are celebrating
Anyone who has not received
Christmas envelope may get one from
Mr.. Gegenheimer.