The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-10-31
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL


ing room and brides table were yell
low and white with an immense bou-
quet of yellow and white roses for
the brides table. Ten covers were
laid at the brides table. After re- |
freshments were served, amid a
shower of rice, tin cans and old
shoes, the happy started on a two
weeks trip. Mr.. Claud Rohrer and
Miss Mabel Flickinger accompanied
them to Cleveland, where they took
the train for Iowa. They will visit
Des Moines, Washington and other
places Of interest. The guests from
out of town who attended were Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Boutall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert johnson, of Cleveland; Mr..
Don Rickard and Miss Celia Loehr Of
Akron; Miss Ruth Matteson, of Chi
cago; Miss Naomi Sulliger, of Barber
ton; Mrs. Mary Goehner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank REM and daughter, Lu-
cile, of Medina. Congratulations are
heartily extended to Mr.. and Mrs.
Rohrer by their many Seville friends.
A contest social of the classes of
young ladies and one of young men
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held last Thurs
day evening after prayer meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lily Beach and
. daughter Marian. The young men
won the contest and the young ladies
entertained them in novel way. They
conducted them to the barn which had
) been turned into moonlight scene in
the woods, which was decorated with
branches Of trees and leaves. Corn
shocks were placed at the end of the
= wood to give the appearance of 60
4 ing through a corn field. A big full
. moon was placed at one end of the
e barn with an electric light back of ii
e and the owl on branch in front OF
r it looked so natural you could almost
r hear him whoo, whoo. Jack OLantems
: were also among the branches tc
t give the scene the appearance of Hal
: lowe'en night. Halloween games
e an dcontests were played. The sell
h served lunch consisted of hot weiners
|. buns, pickles, pumpkin pie and coffee
e There were 20 members Of the
It Booster class (the winners) attend
= ing. Mrs. r. w. Gardner is teacher
e of the class. About fifty members O.
It the young ladies classes were present
l. All enjoyed the party.
- Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Held celebrates
X their 32nd wedding anniversary a
N Canton last Sunday. Mrs. Held i
| with her parents there and it was tn
l 6Oth anniversary of her parents
/ They celebrated this two in one wit
| big dinner.
/ Mrs. Ray Beach is on the sick list
| The Utilian calss Of the Presby
terian Sunday school were entertained
at the home of Mrs. Warren Clap
on East Main street on Wednesda.
evening. A Halloween program an
lunch were carried out. Mrs. Clarenc
Shumaker and Mrs. Clapp were hos
tesses.
Mrs. J. B. Nom will entertain tn
Merry Matron club on Friday even
ing. Look out for the witches an
black cats when you enter the door
She has ordered a moonlight nigh
/ for the occasion.
Miss Maude Wise, of Loudenvillt
temporarily staying in Akron, spen
the week end with Rev. and Mrs. A
r. Woodwork. Miss Wise also ha
the pleasure of taking Sunday Dime
| with Miss Lucille Goldman, forme
school mate at Wooster.
The Lehman and Armstrong agenc
report the following sales. The Perc
Critics home on Pleasant street to 4
E. Good; the M. A. Anderson hon
on the same street to Charles Nj
Frederick and the A. S. Koppes farl
| of 100 acres, to j. Roy Auker.
| Mrs. F. S. Callander, of Pittsbur
Pa, is spending the week with HI
! husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
| drew Callander.
Tuesday p. M, say did you kno'
the sun was shining for change?
Mrs. Mary Easton returned fro
Jy Akron last week where she has be-
- visiting her daughter, Mrs. Partlo
- and granddaughter, Lucille, for fe
M days.
Mrs. Charles Dix gave hou
party for the week end. Out of toy
guests were Mrs. Wolcott, sister
Mrs. Dix, of Sandusky, Mrs. Bru'
of Cleveland, Mr.. Robert Howe,
Akron.
DR.. Paul Beach and wife spent Su
day with their mother, Mrs. l.
Beach.
Mrs. M. V. Bates returned from h
visit to Cincinnati and Dayton |;
Saturday. She reports having Sc
quite a few Seville folks at Daytol
Take in your cabbage if you we
to save it Halloween, Friday night.
DR.. Floyd Mowery, of Clevelal
called on his friend, DR.. John Bes
last Sunday. DR.. Mowery and
Beach were chums while in Clevelal
went to war at the same time 9
- kept in close touch with each otl