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

mother IN town. She received the
news that her son Rollin had landed
in the U. s. A. and is now in Camp
Merritt, N. j.. and will soon be
in Seville.
Mrs. A. M. Campbell went to Bur-
bank on Monday evening to help care
for her mother, Mrs. Crush for few
days. Mrs. Crush is seriously i'll.
Miss Elsie Ribbeck of Lodi and Mrs.
Charles Wagner of Seville were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage on
Thursday, May Is.
Willie Drushel of Wooster called on
his mother, Mrs. Emma Drushel Mon
day.
Seville needs another watchman at
the B. & 0. crossing as the present
one is off duty about A o'clock p. m,
and from that time on there are lots
of trains which go speeding through.
1t is too dangerous place. Wake
up city dads, and see to it.
John Newman and wife of Lorain
were Sunday guests of Theron Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder.
| Mrs. Shelly of Akron spent few
, days Of last week with her sister,
Mrs. r. d. Long.
! M. $. Reed, father of Mrs. Floyd
Lehman of Wooster, called on the
Lehman family on Sunday on his
way home from Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bolich and lit
tie daughter Ruth of Wadsworth spent
the weekend at the Guy Zigler home.
1 Mr.. Clifford Squires will move his
family to Parkersburg, w. Va, this
week. He is the diemaker in the
Union Chain & Mfg. Co.
Mrs. John Newman of Lorain was
one Of the out-of-town worshipers at
the Baptist church last Sunday. Mrs.
Newman was formerly a resident Of
this place and member Of the Bap-
tist church.
Rev. Woodworth is attending the
Northern Baptist convention at Den
yer, Colo, as delegate from his
church.
Mrs. Fred Overholt is storing her
household goods in the Lehman house,
vacated by Clifford Squires.
The Seville high school boys de-
feated Leroy high again on Monday,
s to l on the Seville field. Boys, you
are going some; keep it up.
| Say! Have you seen the smile
that Bassett Rayne is wearing since
1880 o'clock Monday morning. Little
Miss Martha Mary Rayne arrived at
that time. She weighed nine pounds.
1 Mother and baby are getting along
nicely. Miss Hamilton of Creston is
the nurse.
| Mr.. Kulp returned from the Kinney
I & Knestrick hospital at Wooster on
Tuesday, where he had been taking
treatment for rheumatism. He re-
]. ports himself improving.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Wolf called
on his sister, Mrs. r. D. Long on
Saturday.
Post Office inspector for this district
was in town Monday.
Miss Madge johnson Of Wooste,
: was weekend guest of his mother
Mrs. Emma johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bart spent
Sunday with Mrs. Bart's mother
| Mrs. r. d. Long.
Memorial day exercises at Seville
Friday, May 80. There will be 6
game of baseball between the married
and single men of Seville Game
: starts at l o'clock, central time. AS
semble at the town hall at 2:30. Pro
: gram at. the Hall-Music, Presbyter
ian orchestra; invocation, Chaplain
Beeman; business session; music, or
l chestra; roll call; solo; address, Rev
: w. L. Mccormick of Akron; song
America" with all joining in, led b!
! the orchestra. Program at the Gem
etery-At the close of the exercises
in the hall the procession will form
; march to the cemetery, decorate tn
graves, assemble at the mound wher'
talk will be given by the chaplain
S salute by the firing squad; music b.
the Seville band; benediction. Th
q parade will then reform and march t
q Freeman Park and assemble aroun
e the flag pole where a few talks viii
n be given, after which they will dis
band. The officers of the day are
: President, Frank Kinnamon; secre
tary, Bassett Rayne; treasurer, G. '
;. Matteson; chaplain, Rev. Beeman
marshal, H. V. Carver; assistant
g Harry Hosmer; captain of the firm
y squad, Harry Hosmer. The com
mittees are: Finance, c. V. Mattesor
= A. A. Carver; music, John Hosmel
e Prof. E. J. Miller and Miss Mari
Crofoot; flags and graves, L. K
q Hosmer, P. w. Crawford and Willia1
T Vanderhoof; flowers and wreaths,
II C. A. ladies and soldiers; program
: Bassett Rayne, John Hosmer, H. \
s, Carver; instrumental music, Sevill
a band and Presbyterian orchestr'
le Every little boy and girl who ca
safely walk and who are to be tn
% next generation, is asked to be in tn
~ parade, each to carry small Amer
le can flag. Also the older people al
IA asked to fall in line and march
the cemetery. Let everybody help
y ! make big parade.
y Memorial services will be held
the Presbyterian church Sunds
81 morning, May 25th at 10 o'clock. Re
~ Beeman will officiate. This is
I union service and all returned soldie
, H o.,o sspIresL ~ hn vSracaYnt