The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-08-01
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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Wadsworth visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Meager. l.
Mrs. W. G. Brumbaugh had real
pleasant visit in Ashland Tuesday.
She went to see the dentist DR.. A. G. |
McAdoo.
Thomas Hetherington was a bust
ness caller in Medina Monday.
Miss Laura Foster, of Cleveland,
was a week end guest at the H. G.
Dix home on Pleasant street.
Lloyd Phelps, wife and baby, are
spending the week with Lloyd's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Phelps. !
Ray Beach, of Akron, spent Sunday
with his wife and children. Mrs.
Beach and children are spending the
summer months in Seville to get the
children out OF the city during the
hot weather. /
On Friday while working on
building at Johnson's Corners, Walter
Lyons fell rs feet when a scaffold
broke. He fractured his arm and had
quite cash cut in the side Of his
face and the fall bruised him up quite
badly. He is able to be out, but will
not be able to work for some time.
Grace Orr, of Wadsworth, spent
the day with her aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Fetzer, Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Immel was a business
caller in Wadsworth Monday after
noon.
Arlo Wells, of Cleveland, is spend
ing few days with his cousin, Herl
Immel this week.
George Lash and family, of Ash
land, were entertained at Jake Ba-
ker's Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Fetzer visited at the old
homestead on the farm in West Ca
naan for few days the past week.
A happy bunch of young girls
started on an outing trip of week
to Chippewa Lake park on Monday
afternoon and will be found in Sell
dom-In cottage, if you happen there
at the right time. The following are
the bunch: Mary Anderson, Vera and
Edna Carver, Maxine Myers, Fanny
Hay, LaVonn Goldman, Helen BoWles,
Miss Simpson, of Berea. Miss Fisher
and sister, of Wooster, joined them
at the cottage and Miss Carolyn
Daniels is chaperone.
A nice little surprise party was
given to Mrs. M. A. Beach and Big
Pa Taylor at the Park Hotel at
Chippewa Lake last week by the in
mates as they called themselves. The
occasion was the birthday of Mrs.
Beach and Big Pa. A six o'clock din
ner was served and each had a big
birthday cake and received beautiful
gifts and Big Pa received something
that wasn't so beautiful, but the real
thing-money. Big Pa was Il years
of age and Mrs. Beach, Of course, we
. don't know about her age, but she
is younger.
, Miss Edith Leiffler is spending the
week in Wadsworth with her little
friends, Charlotte and Dorothy Zig
ler.
Mr.. J. M. Strong, Mr.. B. H. Strong
, Mrs. Carrie Miller, Miss Jessie Strong
; and Miss Laura Caddy, of Cleveland
were guests at the W. A. Robertson
home Sunday.
Rev. Curtis Harold, wife and three
little girls, of South Dakota, were Mrs
Mrs. w. S. Showacre's guests few
days of last week when Rev. Harrolt
was visiting old friends. He was
Seville boy a number of years ago
, before he had the Rev. attached tx
his name. His many friends gave hin
the glad hand.
, Mrs. Eva Beach and daughter
Frances, of Cleveland, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beach at Mrs
Emanual's home for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berney Baker believe
in doing unto others as you wish te
be done by. Last Sunday they took
Harry Stuff, an invalid of many years
and his sister, Mrs. Emma Drushe
to Chippewa Lake to hear the concert
Mr.. Stuff is large, heavy man ano
had to be carried to the auto ano
lifted into the seat. There were plen-
ty of willing hands to help. Harry
enjoyed the trip and the music and ne
is none the worse for 1t.
Mrs. C. E. Swagler spent Tuesday
afternoon at the Shumaker home II
South Creston.
Erwin Widman, of Cleveland, spent
Monday at the F. P. Widman home
John Lea spent the week end ir
Nova with his grandparents. The
Lea sisters and brothers were al
together for Sunday.
t Reed and Harold Lehman, Gifforc
Miller and Harold Cook are camping
at Chippewa Lake this week.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev
= R. w. Gardiner pastor. Next Sunday
morning, Communion and baptisma
r services will be held at 1000 a. m.
{ Sunday school following; Epwortf
t League at $50 p. M, topic, Follow
ers of Joyful Christ" leader Miss
3 Josephine Weaver; Prayer and Praise
! service every Thursday evening a
t 7:3O. You will find cordial welcome
at these services.
Y On Monday evening August 4th, DR.
S G. M. Orcutt, Wooster district super
intendent, will hold the last quarterl!
n conference of this year at the churcl
at 7:30 p. m. :.
Wooster district, Methodist Uniol
4 day at Odell's Lake, Lakeville, Ohio
August IL and 13. Come. Bring en-