The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-23
SEVILLE

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Z The l.. C. A. entertainment given OBJ
last Thursday evening was great
success in every way and the house
was crowded. The program was rem
dered in fine style and nearly 500
was added to the treasury Of the L..
G. A.
A very, enthusiastic meeting Of the
Lady Maccabees was held on last
Thursday afternoon. Ten members
Of Wonder Review of Sterling, were
present and added their voices in
singing:
Keep Ohio leading,
Tho the years go speeding,
Keep it up, yes, keep it up, for Ohio;
Show what Buckeyes can do,
Prove that they are true blue,
Hold the first place in the race for
Ohio.
Six candidates were initiated with
Lady Commander Mrs. Eva Swagler,
in the chair. The drill work was
beautiful with Captain Laura Nom
in charge. Speeches were made for
the good Of the order by members Of
the Sterling Review and arrange
ments were made to hold joint picnic
Of Seville and Sterling hives on We'd
nesday, June IS, at the home Of Mrs.
Eddie Bowman, south of Creston, a
member Of Seville hive. A fine lunch
that stayed by one all right, was
served.
Nine auto loads of high school pu-
pills from near Sandusky passed thru
Seville last Friday enroute to visit the
experiment station Of Wooster. They
were after information on agriculture,
and they certainly got plenty of mud
and rain, if nothing more.
Miss Carrie Harris, who has been
making her home in Cleveland for the
past year, lis now staying at Chippewa
Lake park, and attended the Maccabee
lodge on Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. John Dannley, sealer Of weights
and measures for Medina county, was
in Seville testing on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Reports are that Rev. Smith of
Chippewa Lake has bought the brick
house built by Walter Crandall on
High street.
Mrs. Dan Hall Of Lorain, spent a
part Of last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles High.
There were several auto loads OF
gipseys in town last week. The
school children had lots Of sport with
them; it was regular style show.
Earl Beir returned home from over
seas on Thursday, looking fine.
Mrs. Mary Matteson, who has been
spending the last six weeks with hel
son, Charles Matteson in Youngstown
returned on Saturday. Mrs. Ida
Saner, daughter Of Mrs. Matteson, o1
Chicago, came with her mother ant
will make her home with her.
Edward Marker from overseas
brother Of Mrs. Harry Grafton, sur
.prised his sister and family by open
ing the door and walking in unexpect
edlys on them Saturday evening. Mr.
Markers home is in Steubenville.
Miss Drushel Of Cleveland spen
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Emm;
Drushel.
1 Mrs. Mabel Smith was visiting il
Berea and Cleveland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Steel had
sale of their household goods on Sat
urday and are going to leave town.
4 Quite number Of Seville peopl
attended the May day exercises a
Leroy last week.
\ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Wilder attende'
the funeral of Mr.. Ferriman in Me
dina on Thursday.
4 The first picnic Of the season a
Chippewa Lake park was 21 schoo
pupils from Grafton last week.
Mary Elizabeth Saal Of Akron wa
the guest of w. G. Brumbaugh, TO
the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Easton is visiting friend
in Akron this week. ID
John Williams of Lorain passe
thru Seville Wednesday and st0ppe
3 at the Brott's home for supper. II
was taking a new auto from Arko
to Lorain.
Little Virginia Smith had the chicl
en-pox last week.
. Clair Foster is sick with mump
What will we have next?
l Mrs. Emma Bostwick was anon
' those who enjoyed May day in Lero
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hale Of Akro
were weekend guests at the Geore
Halliwill home.
Miss Thresa Frazier has finishe
her work as teacher in Rittman. HI
school closed last Friday and by a
reports her work gave excellent sati
: faction, it being her first years e,
perience. Miss Thresa has accepts
a position as primary teacher of Il
Seville schools for next year
N Miss Alma Carver and Miss /
Vonne Goldman spent the week Ell
with Miss Fisher Of Wooster. Viii
! there they attended the game betwe'
Case and Wooster.
s "A number Of our Seville youtl
! attended Color day in Wooster, Sa
urday, May IL.
Mrs. Levi Snyder is the happie