The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-04-18
TIE SEVILLE JOURNAL

has seen plenty of war.
Mrs. Alva Miller and two children
of Lorain spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Kern and
visited with her brother Harry, who
just returned from overseas.
Mrs. Sarah BrumbaLs1, Mrs. M. A.
Anderson, Mrs. H. G. Dix and Mrs.
w. G. Brumbaugh took a Joy ride to
Medina on Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Dix's son Lawrence, was the driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morton, Misses
Mildred and Lucille Goodman attended
one OF those good entertainments Civ
en- by Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morton
in Mansfield on Friday evening.
Little Helen Louise Brumbaugh
spent Saturday with her little friend,
Airline Burkholder. 1t was quite a
treat for Helen to 60 to the country
and without her mama. Helen can
tell you all about the farm.
Egg men are hustling around to-
gather up the eggs for the Easter
city trade. We have never known
OF eggs being as high-priced as they
are this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Swagler had as
Sunday guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Renz of Medina and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Shumaker and children Of Jack
son.
Miss Vivian Boyer of Philadelphia
arrived Saturday to assist Mrs. Don
Crawford in her housework for this
! summer.
Gale Tope resigned his position as
telegraph operator and has gone to
Beach City to work.
A. Pierce and family were guests at
the E. G. Cross home on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lyons Of Lor-
ain moved into Abel Bostwick's house
on East Main street, formerly owned
by Glenn Burkholder. Their house
hold goods arrived on Monday.
Ed Good is having that measly flu
this week.
| Mrs. William Lee, east of town, is
very sick with bronchitis.
Hugh Brumbaugh of Cleveland was
weekend visitor with his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh.
/ Charles Rickard, Mabel Rickard,
and Mrs. Harry Bussard motored to
| Wadsworth on Saturday afternoon.
Il Lloyd Bostwick and wife started
from st. Petersburg, Fla, in their
auto and are expected to arrive in Sc
vile soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heiges and
. son Gale, of Lodi, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Heiges' mother.
Miss Grace Lee of Cleveland was
a weekend guest of her mother and
. sister, Mrs. Boyer.
Mrs. Hattie Frazier of Lindsay, o.,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Emma
Bostwick for a few weeks.
i Bert johnson of Cleveland made a
short call at the Swagler home on
Monday. Mr.. Johnson is a brother
of Mrs. Swagler. He was on his way
to the Bert Shumaker farm to see an
other sister, and his father, Mr.. Datus
. johnson, who is making his home with
the daughter, Mrs. Shumaker.
4 Marcella and Reed Lehman spent
/ the weekend with their grandmother
Mrs. Reed, in Wooster, and had the
privilege of witnessing the parade OF
the Wooster boys who returned from
overseas.
Mrs. Theresa Frazier attended the
teachers convention in Cleveland on
Saturday. She is teaching in Ritz
man this year.
Mrs. Emma Becker is making a
great improvement on her home on
Milton street.
Mrs. Harriet Strong and Mrs. Fred
Taylor were called to Dunkirk by the
| death of Mrs. Strong's sister, Tues
day.
Levy Redman of Ashland was shak-
hands with his friends on Sunday.
Dave Kern and wife were Lorain
visitors the weekend.
Harry Houghton, who has a posi-
ton in Cleveland spent Sunday with
his sisters, Cora and Edith.
The two Miss Harpers of Lorain
visited their Grandma and Grandpa
McCabe Sunday.
Mr.. R. ID. Armstrong has resigned
his position as manager of the furni.
ture and undertaking department Of
the C. l.. Matteson Co., to take eff.
feet at once.
H. G. Dix has sold his beautiful
home on West Pleasant street to }
H. Freeman of Leroy. Mr.. Dix anc
family expect to move to Akron in the
near future. We regret hearing o1
the Dix family leaving town as they
will be greatly missed.
II William Hulbers, Jr., had Sigh
stroke of apoplexy on Saturday, aftel
eating his dinner. He was uncoun
scious for about three hours. He il
up and around again.
Guy Zigler sold his funeral car tt
Akron parties few days ago.
Rev. R. w. Gardner, Rev. c. Il
Beeman and Rev.. A. R. Woodwork
attended the Ministers association
meeting in Medina Monday.
| It is rumored that the Lero.
schools are again closed this week
Diphtheria is the cause this time.
| School was dismissed on Friday a
noon to give the superintendent an
! teachers the privilege of attending tn
- teachers convention in Cleveland FRI
h day evening and Saturday.
1 The Nonpariel literary society o
Seville high school will render goo
procram IN Friday afternoon, TIL