The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-01

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burial was made on Monday morning
in the National cemetery at Airing
ton, Washington. I,
Little Petty Phelps of Ashland vis-
tied his grandma and grandpa oyer
the weekend, and, OF course, his ma
ma and papa were with him.
The Eastern Star ladies' will be en-
tertained by the Wadsworth Chapter
next Tuesday evening.
The w. B. A. ladies held special
meeting on Monday evening to make !
arrangements for the coming Of a
state official, who is expected in the
near future.
The first meeting of the Merry Ma
irons club will be held at the home of
the retiring president, Mrs. Florence
Immel, on Milton street, Friday even
ing, Oct. 1. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall enter
tained the following guests at dinner
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and
daughter, Doris, of Rittman; Mr.. Ed
die Weygandt of Akron; Mrs. Norah
Nash and Elmer Helphrid Of Johns
town, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonham
of Seville.
Mrs. R. d. Long entertained four
little neighbor girls from Westtield
township, where she lived before NOV
ing to Seville, last Saturday. They
|, were the Misses Kratzer and the
Misses Hunter. They had jolly,
good time.
Two auto loads of Cleveland friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levy Snyder surpris-
ed them last Sunday. They brought
! well-flled baskets and had a picnic
I dinner in connection with the chicken
dinner Mrs. Snyder. had prepared for
her family. -,
Mrs. Florence Imnel joined her
\ cousins Fern and Ray Orr of Bur-
l. bank, and Ethel Hall Of Creston, m
: an auto trip to Cleveland Monday ano
! enjoyed the parade Of the Leglonnalr-
es in their convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woolf OF Akron
9 called on Mr.. Woolf's sister, Mrs. II. u
: Long, on Saturday.
y Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Long spent Sun
- day with Harry Stuff in Fredrlcks
! willie. They found his looking wei
" and feeling fine. He is able to 90
% little of his fancy work, which he hat
;. NOT been able to do for several months
% Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Long ATTENDED
N the sale of Mrs. Sherm Snyder, slste
of Mrs. Long, last week. Mrs.Sny
i'd der lost her husband some time ago.
,r MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler an
IA two sons, Captain Don Wheeler an
n Row. ex-service men, attended tn
s, 7 ,eoion convention in Cleveland Mon
Id day.
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ng copies, and shout for Harding.
lc.- MIR. Carl Foster and wife OF Akro
nd were among the big crowd in Sevlll
on Saturday evening, guests OF MI
mt and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick. :.
rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Derhammer and chi
dren of Detroit are here visiting the
no parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tess, Mr.. De:
n hammer having returned to Detrol
OH and Mrs. Derhammer and chlldren r.
'e- manning for an extended visit.
Mrs. Charles Williams was take
OF verv sick with acute indigestion, !
EN- the lodge room, Monday evening; 81
-. was assisted to her home and DIR. hal
@ as was called. ,,
las as Harry Feesler and Jake Nolds a
w w tended the big doings in Cleveland
Monday. 80,
~ There was big crowd Of Republics
mt women in Seville Saturday evenln
Ir. Hurrah for Harding!
in The members of the American LIE
ion wish thru these columns to expire
C. their thanks and appreciation to :.
asst those people and friends VINO by the
his work, donations and good will help
in 60 make such splendid success OF t
%. carnival last Saturday night. Espe
the allv are we grateful to those ladl
wn who baked our cakes and those w
the worked so hard and willingly a
The faithfully serving ice cream and ca
on the park. We also wish to S
"Thank YOU to the Ohio Farme
~ print shop force for their work on
4 advertising ALSO wish to thank
business men of Seville for their II
support, the Leroy and Sterling bar
for the fine music, and every one W
had a hand in our affair.
-N Inc neXC LeSlOH elaiI oli oiiS
gram will be something totally diff
I'M ent. Believing that the public sho
||Dn be given as large variety as posi-
|JlU the Legion boys have engaged dar
HUN concert company who will appear
|Ihn the town hall on Friday night, Oct
l|lM Just watch for announcements and
I!ll vertising for this concert and
lNRM will see what treat is in store
lkW music lovers and for all who like
||N good show.
|I1Ay Quite number of Seville ex-serN
INV men attended the Legion convention
eA Cleveland on Monday of this We
S Some convention and some para
Il That is something that can't be
r. scribed-it was simply a reception
@ @D| the American people of several tn
sand representatives OF the fight
75 body Of this country.
~ DIR. James r. Davis and wife
aa0 adG Mr.. All Barnett Of Akron were M
iN day visitors at the home of Capt
and Mrs. Don A. Wheeler.
Paul Elliott was called to Troy, \
last week on account of the sickT
n and death of his father, Rev. J.
Os Elliott.
Church notes for next Sunday
Baptist-Rev.A r.. Woodwork,
tor. Morning service at 10; Sabt
!, school at 11:15; evening service a
80. Prayer and praise service Th'
day evening at 7:30. Everyone