The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-02

maker Of Jackson, to help celebrate the
14th birthday anniversary of their
nephew, Maynard Schumacher.
One of the biggest men in town (for
a little man. five feet high) is our pop
ular grocer, Mr.. Basset Rayne, who
says "it's boy and weighs 9 pounds.
In 21 years he expects to turn his gro
Gerry store over to his son, Byron Bas-
sett Rayne.
Mr.. Anderson, for the past two
years an employee in the Seville mill,
resigned his position two weeks ago,
to take effect last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Anderson will take few days va
cation, before accepting his new posi-
ton.
Mr.. A. B. McCabe, Mr.. A. c. Holmes
Mr.. Theron Taylor and Mr.. Arthur
Campbell went to Akron on Sunday to
see Mr.. Guy Coulter, who is seriously
ill with gangrene. No hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grafton have
rented the rooms in the T. Hethering-
ton apartment house and will move in
this week.
The Merry Matrons Embroidery
club will meet at the home of Mrs
Gertrude Lehman on Friday evening
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. Lehman
will entertain.
! Miss Tressa Frazier of the Ken,
schools spent over Sunday with he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frazier
The ladies of the Cemetery associa'
tion will give their annual election
night supper at the town hall on Tues
day, Nov. 6, beginning at 5 o'clock. a
good supper will be served for 25c
also mush and milk for 15c. Be sure
and attend and help the ladies IL
their work for this good cause.
Mrs. Della Frazier of Cleveland
spent Tuesday and Wednesday witt
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. More
house, and attended the Red Cross so
cial in the evening.
Miss Maree Crofoot visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Carl Jordon, at the Wooste
hospital, Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Lowrie spent owe
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Lowrie. Miss l.. is student a
Wooster college.
DR.. Brintnall of Fl. Riley, Kas., ex
poets to have a ten days leave OF ab
sence this month, when he will visi
his Ohio friends for a few days.
A family Halloween party given a
a surprise for the children was held q
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dow
on Wednesday evening. All the Hal
lowe'en games Grandpa Crawfor
could think of were played and fin
lunch of ice cream and cake was serv
ed. All voted it an enjoyable even
ing.
Mr.. Frank Dennis on Wednesda
moved in the west side of Mrs. Daw
sons apartment house, recently vacat
ed by Mr.. Homer Reines.
Mrs. Frank Reese and daughter Mi
dred spent Wednesday in Wooster.
A 4-act drama will be given in tn
town hall shortly, entitled, "The Pric
of Honor" The play will be given b
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morton, assiste
by Mr.. George Elford and several otf
er Seville people. The admission wi
be rs cents and IS cents for reserve
seats, which will be placed on sale
time to reserve. The entire proceed
will be donated to the Red Cross fun
Rev. Frank Knapp and family an
Mr.. Porter Crawford attended OH
State Baptist convention at the Asl
land avenue Baptist church at Toled
Wednesday and Thursday, Rev. Knap
and Mr.. Crawford attending as deli
gates. They did not reach home unit
the II o'clock car Thursday night, ov
ing to the wreck on the Erie r. T., a
account of which appeared in the FIR
day Plain Dealer. The train on whic
our Seville folks was returning We
tagged within six rods Of a wrec
which contained seven cars piled upc
the track.
Mr.. Bassett Rayne had new Fo,
delivered to him this week and wi
in the near future use it as deliver
truck in his grocery business.
e Chambers Bros. are marketing
crop of 1000 bushels of apples. The
It are the yield from an orchard OF s
e acres, the trees being % years old, al
# as these growers are faithful sprayer
Q the fruit of exceptional quality f
this season in this section.
j. Mrs. Bert Cook has been confined
e her bed the past week with rheum