The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-09-12
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er, Mrs. Bayer, were called to, Lorain
last Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Carl Gleck, cousin of Mrs.
Cook.
The Lance reunion was held at
Chippewa lake park on Saturday,
Sept. 9th.
| Mrs. E. G. Cross is on the sick list
this week.
Quite a number of Sevillians at
tended the dollar sale at Wooster last
Thursday. Mrs. Floyd Lehman was
one of the party.
Mrs. Olive Rounds spent last week
in Cleveland with her son Bert, and
daughter Mrs. Smith and husband.
Miss Rosaline Kindig is working in
the printing department Of the Far
mers Insurance Co.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick called in Me-
dina Saturday. She was on busi-
ness trip.
At her home in Seville on Friday,
August 10Th, friends Of Mrs. Mary
: Easton, celebrated the 85th anniver-
sary Of her birthday by an informal
reception. Greetings by letters and
cards were received from friends far
and near,. especially those who so
dearly cherish love for "Aunt Mary
as they did in early youth. All after
noon and evening, friends called to
bless the long and useful life Of one
so highly esteemed, whose smiles and
gracious welcome proved how sweet
it is to be so kindly remembered.
Gifts were received and flowers be-
slowed to brighten the home and make
glad the heart of a beloved friend
and neighbor.
On Monday, August 25th, Mrs
Caughey had the pleasure Of a cal
from her grandson, Lieut.. J. Igor
Creighton, just returned from service
with the 9Th Regt. U. S. N. The
young soldier is the only son Of one
well remembered by Seville friends
Mrs. L. Dele Caughey Creighton, wht
died in Pasadena, Calf, in 1910. j
| L. G. enlisted from San Francisco ant
has been overseas more than tW'
years. His call could be but one brie
hour as he was enroute to his hom
in Bakersfield, California.
The Maccabee ladies of the Sterling
hive invited the Seville hive to picni
with them on last Thursday at tn
beautiful country home Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Howard Slemmons, near Cresto1
| They packed their baskets and starte
early not to avoid the rush, but t
put in a full day and they had i
There was something doing all da
long, of course. A picnic dinner a
ways has it's attractions. The tabl
was set in the garage and extended
little on the outside, where Mrs. Swae
ler could have plenty of room to ca
and l tell you she ate plenty. Thel
= were 81 bees swarmed around tn;
. table which was just loaded with goC
eats. It kinder looked as if the hie
cost of living days were over. Mr.
n Fetzer had quite time to get enoue
for herself and look after poor lit
Mrs. Brotts, who is bashful and new
helps herself. Mrs. Nom and Mr.
Brumbaugh were very quiet durir
the dinner hour but in watching the
plate you could tell the reason VIII
Mrs. Swagler said she forgot Il
Ouiia board but it was intended Fl
she knew the tales it told some tin
ago. After dinner the Sterling hi
orchestra played and sang. Yes, the
feet wiggled a little too, especial
Mrs. Hosmer's and Miss Amstutz's. D
Dawson's wife was in it too. She W;
the youngest in the bunch. After Il
music games were played in the va
such as drop the handkerchief, we a
from New Orleans, cat and the rat al
the crossing Of the red line and MI
Knox and Mrs. Bowman, Miss Ar
= stuts and Mrs. Swagler played ne
game, I don't know what they d
call it, but it looked to me as if tn
= were trying to measure the distan
- between their nose and the groun
Z They did it very gracefully alrigl
y Then came the supper hour. The
= was such an abundance left from t
& dinner that they had to stay for su
y per. Now if you want to have a re
e good time join the Lady Maccabe
!. and 90 with them when they swal
= around picnic table. A vote
e thanks is due Mrs. Slermons for t
4 pleasant day spent.
z Y. M. G. A. banquet at the Bapt
- church on Monday evening, Sept. 81
= The ladies Of the Baptist chur
Z served banquet to the Medina Cou
- ty Y. M. c. A. boys who are goi
- to college this fall. Covers were L
!. for IS in the church dining room. I
= tables and dining rooms were bes
= tifully decorated with flowers a
4 vines of clematis and asparag
z Short speeches were made by the f
- lowing men: Mr.. Duprey, Y. M. G.
4 secretary of the Ohio State Univers
Z of Columbus; Carl Lowe, of Medi1
- Charles Knapp, of Lodi, with R
- Small, county secretary of the Y.
4 G. A., as toast MASTER
~ I. H. Brotts went to Cleveland
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