The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-05-02

some of his friends on Saturday. He
was on his way to Leroy to visit his
sister, Miss Effa over Sunday.
Little Ruth Rechstmer and baby
Kendall were both very sick last week.
threatened with pneumonia.
| Paul Wilder is sick with the flu and
not able to be on his job at the Rayne
store.
Mrs. Lou Zest fell down stairs last
Thursday. The tumble shook her up
quite good deal, but no bones were
broken. This is the second time in the
last few weeks she has done that same
stunt.
Albert Rechstiner, president of the
Seville Milling Co., spent several days
OF last week in Columbus in the inter
est of the mill. This mill is doing
some business, running night and day.
!, Harry Hosmer returned from over
seas on Thursday night and got
hearty handshake from all the Seville
people all day Friday. Harry said he
got home in the quiet hours of the
night with not soul in sight, but Sc
FlllC lOOhCu SOOu W Hill even JnCn.
5 James Kelso of Cleveland was a
weekend guest of his brother law,
l.. F. Nye.
Milliard Chambers, who has been in
i st. Petersburg, Florida for the past
5 two years, returned home last week,
: and will stay on the farm with his
l parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chambers
|. for the summer, Willard came home
i with Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bostwick, in
their auto.
d[ W. G. Brumbaugh witnessed the in
! itiation of class of 15O Masons in
t Mansfield last Thursday night.
.. W. Rechstiner sold his household
o goods at private sale and Mrs. Rech-
i stiner with the children will go to
!. Marietta and make her home with her
parents while Mr.. Rechstiner will 90
: west for his health. We hope the lat
n ter will soon be in his usual health
: and will soon locate in Seville again.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Frazier returned
IS f'"m -neir southern ho:ae in St
d Petersburg, Fla. on thursday They
got home in time to get taste of the
r. young winter we had last week.
Albert Grafton is another Of our Sc.
vile boys who have returned from
~ overseas last week. He is looking fine
- = and has had just enough war.
=, The Seville chapter of Eastern Stars
y will hold their inspection on Wednes
q day, May 7th. Mrs. Emma Moody
- ! Deputy Grand Matron of Wooster
=, ~ comes as inspection officer. Afte1
'" the work lunch will be served.
The Athenian Literary society O.
- the high school will give another O.
- those good programs of music ant
Il reading on Friday afternoon. May 2.
= The junior and senior banquet will
Al be held at Ye Tavern, Leroy, May Il
il A. M. Anderson was business call
IS, er in Dover for the C. L. Matteson Co
N last week.
0l A. A. Carver was a Lorain visito
Is Friday.
0| The funeral of Mrs. Christian Het
u ler occurred at Burbank Saturday
& Mrs. Heller was 83 years of age, an
2 lived all her days in Wayne count!
" She was born and raised near Funl
~ her maiden name being Austin. Nj
Y Heller died seven weeks previousl,
" Mrs. Heller was the mother of An
y brose Wertz of Seville.
\ There has been little misundel
g standing as to how the funds of tn
m L. c. A. are used, and by request c
Il the L. c. AS make the following ez
IS planation. Membership fees and il
IN terest on endowments can not be use
0 for anything except to pay the care
IS taker. From that fund there
q enough to pay only little more tina
y one-t third Of his salary. Consequent
u it necessitates other ways for all e1
t penses. Our officers and trustee
vi have given years Of hard service with
" out remuneration, to beautify tn
city of the dead in Seville. We than
W those who have responded willingl
W to solicitation recently.
Y Remember the date of the l.. C.
w entertainment-May IA. This will b
* home talent entertainment and eth
M Peerless" is the name of the playlett
VI The regular meeting of the L. G.
w will be held on Tuesday Afternoon
IM May 6, at the Presbyterian church pa
NJ lors.
M Much excitement prevailed in 81
m vile shortly after dinner Tuesday. M
n Frank Fulton drove into town wit
@ three crates of eggs in his buggy an
I'M as he turned to the hitching post, Ma
(0 teson's truck, driven by VIM. Gordo1
IS struck the buggy and started tt
IN horse, which ran into another aut
Oh throwing Mr.. Fulton out and strewin
N eggs all along the street.
M A large crowd of people in Sevil
IN waited all afternoon on Tuesday
Oh see the war tank which did not arri,
W until about 6 o'clock. Quite fe
(U liberty bonds were sold then.
U Albert Grafton has rented Arthr