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

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About three hundred st down to the
"All Seville" picnic table last Wednes-
day. Everybody enjoyed the day.
Contests were indulged in and games
played. A grand success as usual is
the report.
Raymond Lowrie, of Cleveland,
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowrie.
The Maccabee ladies held their reg
ular meeting on Monday night with
the usual business on hand. They
voted to postpone the next regular
meeting from Thursday, August Fl,
until Tuesday, August 26 on account
Of the Seville Chautauqua being held
at that time. Every member is urged
to be there Tuesday afternoon, Aug.
26. The Seville Hive will initiate five
candidates for the Sterling Hive on
that date. The Sterling Lodge room
burned down some time ago and their
new room is not finished yet, hence
Seville Hive will help their sisters in
every way. they can. There is also
one candidate for Seville Hive to be
initiated ON the same day. Don't for
get the day, Tuesday, August 26.
Miss Jennie Odey is clerking in the
White House Bakery.
i Charles Rennecher and J. Huffman
started on fishing trip last Sunday
Mrs. J. Huffman is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Canton and Mas
sillon while Mr.. Huffman is on his
fishing trip.
Remember the date for Seville's
greatest Chautauqua August 18, 49,
20, q and %, five days, two PRO
grams each day. A campaign for self
ing tickets will be launched sometime
this week. Be good and buy a ticket
for each member of the family. There
is no pro1iteering in this game. 1t is
only to bring something good to Sc
vile for. the people.
Datus johnson, father of Mrs
Swagler was a Sunday dinner guest
at the Swagler home on Pleasant
street. 'ysfGa
A. c. Holmes spentsthd peassend il
Cleveland visiting his siSter Mrs
Hoyer and husband and Mr.. and Ss
O. Bryon. W:
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Long called OF
Mr.. Longs brother George, who il
in poor health on Sunday afternoon
north of Leroy.
L. j. Flickinger and bunch O.
friends of Medina were in Seville Of
Sunday afternoon. Yes, we saw then
eating ice cream cones.
Mrs. Clem Burkholder was taken t
the K. and X. hospital at Wooster o.
Saturday night and underwent a
operation Immediately on arrival. !
tumor was removed and she is doin
as we'll as can be expected.
/ Mrs. Clarence Kemery and daugh
ter, Florence, of Leroy, called on Mr.
Elmer Overdorf on Sunday evening
Mrs. Overdorf is improving frol
her broken hip.
Il Miss Effie Welday was taken to tn
Wooster city hospital on Sunda
morning and was operated on for
, serious case of appendicitis. The al
pendix was removed and reports al
not so favorable but we hope for tn
n best for Miss Effie.
u Mrs. Charles Walker and son Ker
1 meth, Of Avon, attended morning sci
vices at the Baptist church Sunday.
\ Miss Katherine Lowrie had her gil
friend, Miss Laura Cutler, of Luca
Ohio, for her guest this week.
\ Earl Lee, employed in the Sevill
Milling Co., had his back hurt by
s bolt coming out while starting hi
engine Monday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Myers
baby boy, Saturday.
C. G. Davis took a business trip t
s the southern part of Ohio last wee
II in the interest of the Seville Millin'
Company.
Mrs. Laura Runkle and Miss Kitti
Bowles, of Wooster, were callers a
the Hethrington home on Cente
street Sunday afternoon.
Tommy Hethrington had nothin
else to do so he went to Medina o.
Monday.
Henry Frazier, R. D. mail carrier
is having his two weeks vocation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Bostwic
started on two weeks trip to Sagi
nav, Mich, on Monday morning il
! their auto and expect to reach ther
by Wednesday.
The children who had scarletin
(l last week are all well and out agar
Mrs. Tom Cotner and childre
started for their home in Dallas, Tex
4 as, Wednesday morning. Mrs. Cotne
has been visiting her mother Mr.
Alice Crawford and other friends her
for the past two months.
u The correspondent had the pleasur
3 of shaking hands with Percy Crit
son of Rev. Dale Critz, of Norwall
y on Monday. Percy has just. recentl
4 returned from overseas and is visitin
II his uncle, Jerome Critz and famil
\ and his grandfather, John Critz for
Il fe wdays.
Il The Huffman wall paper store
& closed. Mr.. Huffman has moved h
4 stock into his living rooms.
III Mr.. and Mrs. William Becker spel
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