The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-09-21
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Chalmers Carson, who has been at
tending college in OberIin the past two
years. returned for visit with his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Carson, having
completed summer term.
Miss Fanny Hay entertained about
S5 Of the young people at her home on
Wednesday night. in honor of Miss Ma
omi Sulliger. who left on Tuesday
for Ashland. KY. Miss Naomi was a
graduate of the Seville school of the
class of 1917. A nice lunch was served
consisting of ice cream. waters and cof
fee. Games were played and all felt
1t was an enjoyable evening.
A number OF our hunters left on
a few days. An account Of the trip
and their success in squirrel hunting
will appear in next weeks news.
Miss Hester Murrey Of Cleveland
spent her vacation week at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. w. S. Showacre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Morgan, daugh-
ter Luella and Mrs. Jack Harris spent
Saturday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Lutz of Barberton.
Rev. Whitehurst returned from War
rem on Monday, where he had been at
tending the Methodist conference the
past week. He was transferred from
Seville to Loudenville, o., Rev. Gardner
Of Applecreek is to flll the Methodist
pulpit here. Rev. Gardner comes here
very highly recommended.
Mrs. Ella Newberry. who has been in
the ticket booth at Chippewa Lake the
past summer, came Monday to spend q
week ct the home Of Mrs Lydia Cross
Mr.. William Murrey is on the sick
list. DR.. Dawson has been the at
tending physician.
Mrs Jack Harris OF Akron is spend.
ing two weeks at the home of Mrs. Fol
est Morgan and other Seville friends.
Mr.. G. G.. Kingsbury of Youngstown
! spent Sunday with his wife and family
who are at the home Of her parents
Mrl and Mrs. Will Murrey. Mr.. Kings
bury travels out Of Youngstown for tn
Dauch Mfg. Co. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Frazier wen
, to Lockport, N. Y. on Thursday to spen'
: a week with friends there. They wen
: via automobile.
Ralph Bostwick went to Akron Sun
, day to spend few hours.
The prospects are bright for pic
ture show in Seville this winter, If tn
arrangements now planned, are carrie
out.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Crawford an
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Crawford an
brother, Portor Crawford, went
: Geneva on Saturday to spend a fe1
n days, also to visit in Paulding count!
r. the boyhood home of Mr.. Porter Craw
e ford.
}. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoyer Of Clevt
a land were over Sunday guests Of hi
c sister, Mrs Charles High.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Beach and fan
lily returned to Seville on Monday a
ter spending the summer at Lake Chill
; pewa.
Mrs. A. B. Randall and daughter, MI
Chester Ryan of Medina, were gues
N of Mrs. Ray Smith on Friday.
l. The ball game between Creston al
is Seville on Friday was easy for Sevil
er the score being IA to ir favor of S
er Vile.
n Mr.. Sam Mast Is attending college
Wooster. Sammie was one OF Sevill
nd graduates Of 1917.
On The White House bakery opened
en- doors to the public again Saturd
Is, morning, and Judging from the II
e. mense trade they took care Of on Ss
urday, people are much pleased to ha
N. Mr.. Hartzler and his congenial wife
us business again.
NJ The people of Seville and vicini
nd need not worry about the closing
Va. the breweries and distilleries, as
=. Vile possesses one of the best pub
wells of mineral water, in Freem
Park.
Mrs Fanny Jago of Elyria came
Ter Saturday to spend a few weeks at
home of her niece, Mrs. Ora Hubba
he Mr.. e. L. Stripe, the restaurant m
on has added an electric piano for anu
ment, to his place of business
or. Mr.. Leonard Easton, Mr.. Will Pa
he lon and Mr.. Cecil Baker leave on F
day for a hunting trip in Coshoc
he county.