The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-21
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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printer in Cleveland and started his !
work last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman returned
home from their ten days trip We'd !
nesday and report having had a great
time.
Mrs. Charles McMath, of New Phil
adelphia, was the guest of Mrs. Sarah
Brumbaugh last Thursday. Mrs. Nc
Math is an old friend of Mrs. Brum-1
baugh and was delegate to the Bible
conference at Medina and afterwards
came to visit Mrs. Brumbaugh.
Mrs. Henry Wythe celebrated her
93rd birthday Monday, Nov. the II.
She is the oldest lady in Seville and
surrounding country. She was able to
enjoy having her neighbors and
friends call to see her and wish her
many happy returns of the day and
she received many little gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Burton, of
West Salem, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap.
Twenty of the High school girls and
boys had a weiner roast last week
| Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Mildred Goldman. They all en-
joyed the evening but Vern, who>said
there were too many girls to suit
him. How about it, Vern?
Mrs. Max Schwindeman is spend
ing the week in Erie, Pa, with rel
atives and friends.
On last Saturday morning, Nov. Is,
friends of Mrs. Hattie Strong, who is
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Taylor on Main street,
came to remind her that it was her
birthday and that they had come to
spend the day and have good old
visit with her. The following were
the guests Mr.. an Mrs. R. L. Gehman
and Mrs. McFadden, of Medina; Mrs
B. F. Simcox, of Leroy; Mrs. Car
Simcox and Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler, oil
Seville. A birthday dinner was served
and all enjoyed the day and wishing
Mrs. Strong many happy returns oil
the day, they returned to their homes
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wilder enter.
tained their son and wife, of Medina
for Sunday dinner.
Mrs. George Halliwill entertained
at Sunday dinner in honor of Mr.. Hal
! liwill's 54th birthday the following
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hale, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Cole and Mr.. Bruce
Cole, of Akron; Mr.. and Mrs. Glel
Halliwill and children, of Sterling
Mr.. and, Mrs. Harry Halliwill ant
daughter, of Rittman.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K, Hosmer visitet
their daughter, Mrs. Charley Welda.
Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh and Mrs
Clint Rodgers were Medina visitor
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ody are the prou,
parents of another baby girl, born OF
Tuesday, Nov. 18th. Mr.. and Mrs
Ody can boast of having the larges
family in town, five boys and fiv
i, girls. Some family to buy shoes TO
these days.
:, Mrs. Emma Drushel was quite sur
prised last Sunday when her two son
and their families drove up in thei
machines. They were Mr.. and Mrs
Alvin Drushel and three children O
) Jeromesville, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
: Drushel, ,of Wooster. They spent tn
day with their mother and their un
Gle, Harry Stuff, who is an invalid an
enjoys seeing company.
A miscellaneous shower was give
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer at the hom
of Carl's parents on the Pike road OF
Saturday evening, between eighty an,
ninety friends being there from al
along the Pike and few friend
from Seville. Many beautiful an,
useful presents were brought t.
them. Carl's mother, Mrs. A. Rohre
served lunch of weiners, biscuit
pickles, pumpkin pie and coffee
Among the rest of the shower a lit
tie box was found containing a beau
tiful little kewpie and rattle bo:
and its name was Carl Junior.
James Murray is confined to hi
home with a case of lumbago thi
week and not able to be in his plac
of business.
The regular meeting of the K. 0
P. lodge will be held next Frida
evening after the business hour. /
rabbit supper will be served by tn
members. Friday, Nov. %, the Ma
dina county X. of P. convention wi
be held and a large number is e1
pected to be present. Quite nun
Der of state officers will be here an
take part in the program,
/ Mr.. Braley and family moved frol
| Chagrin Falls into I. H. Brott's hous
on East Market street on Tuesds
afternoon. A large auto true
brought their household goods.
The Medina County Pomona Granl
held an all day meeting last Saturd;
at the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Mccoy. A picnic dinner was t
first number on the program and o
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