The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-09-10
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Vacation days are over, school com
menced Monday with Supt. Riffey at
the head. School viii ibe dismissed
Thursday and Friday on account of
the Teachers Institute held in Medina
this week. @ &
Henry Frazier, who has been in the
". s. Mail Service for. so many years,
retired with d pension Aug. 20.
Don miss the home talent play at
the town hall next Friday evening.
The City council held their regular
meeting on Monday and transacted the
following business: an ordinance was
passed for gas LIST 5000 feet 48c; End
5000, 53 G; 3rd 5000 feet, 58c, and no
higher rate after $4,000 feet. The
hall committee was ~ordered to over
haul the hall roof and the park com
mittee to look after the dam in Hub
bard Greek. ~ MI
The business men of Seville and the
officers and directors Of the Union
Chain Mfg. Co, held a meeting on
Tuesday evening to find out what can
be done to keep the company in Seville.
No reports of the m Getting have been
made. " certainly would give Seville
a black eye if they move.
A pleasant event Of the past week
was the 40th wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Frazier, on Satur-
day afternoon, Sept. A, which was cele-
brated on the beautiful lawn Of their
home on the Pike road. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazier were assisted in receiving
their guests by their two daughters
Mrs. DR.. Tannehill and Mrs. A. L.
/ Morley. Refreshments of ice cream
cake and coffee were served by the
three granddaughters, Myra Tannehill
Betty and Clymene Frazier. Mrs
Harry Frazier had charge Of the lunch
and was assisted by Mrs. Lydia Fra
zier. Many beautiful and useful gifts
were received by this bride and groom
4 Of forty years ago. The following
were the out-of- town guests: Mr.. ane
4 Mrs. George Fretz, Mr.. and Mrs. S
r. eDutt and son of Akron, Miss Jennie
Fretz of. Doylestown, Mr.. and Mrs
II Clyde Hart and four children of Co
lumbiana, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Frazier
and four daughters, Beulah, Pauline
Doris and Hannah of Medina, Mrs. I
H. Ritter Of Chippewa Lake, Mrs. Der
la Frazier of Cleveland, Dr.. and Mrs
Tannehill and three children, Myra
Richard, Norman and Alice of Girard
! Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Morley %:
H Cambridge, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
ry Frazier and two daughters, ely
meme and Betty Of TT. Meyers, Fla.
Mrs. Emma Beinning of Bourbon, Ind.
Mr.. Bert Fraz ier of Cleveland, Mrs
Roy Case of Medina, Mr., and Mrs
Frank Brainard of Leroy, Mrs. Alic'
| (Hushow) Richards Of Ashland, Mr.
and Mrs. "a. L. Jones and daughter
Anna of Brunswick and the followin,
Seville neighbors and friends: MI
and Mrs. Z. F. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs Eu
| gene Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Eicher an,
| daughter Mildred, Mrs. Ida Flicking
Ter, Mr.. Jacob Miller, Miss Sarah Ful
ton, Mrs. Clyde Smith, Mrs. Saral
Dix, Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Dundas, MI
and Mrs. Calander, Mrs. Charles Dix
Mrs. Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. HON
er Hyde and son Derwin, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Alice Crawford, Mrs. Lyeti
Frazier Mr.. .and Mrs. Henr
Frazier, Mrs. Martha Showacre, Mrs
! A. S. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Daily
IF. E. Taylor, Mr.. Fred Taylor an
Mrs. John Morehouse. All enjoye
the occasion and wished Mr.. and Mr.
Frazier many more years Of wedde
life, Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier were for
tunate in having their four childre
and their families with them for tn
occasion.
Mrs. I. w. Knestric of Florida
visiting her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Har
Taylor, on East Main street this weel
Mrs. Lydia Frazier is spending thl
week with her daughter, Mrs. Jone
h in Brunswick.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Johnson of Cleve
land spent Labor Day at the G. I
SWagler home on Pleasant street.
Chalmer Holser is spending the ia
and winter with his mother, Mrs. Flo
1'Holser and is attending school in LIZ
roy.
Mr.. C. E. Morey, superintendent c
j the Union Chain Mfg. Co., is spendin
a week in New York and Connection
Aelgia N. Jamison and Gleena
Dague, both Of Lodi, O, We're marie
at the Baptist parsonage at Seville b
Rev. A. R. Woodworth, at noon, Wee
nesday,-~ Sept. l. A miscellaneou
shower and reception was held FIR
day evening at the hope of tn
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {
Jamison, near Lodi. The houseful G
friends and the many beautiful gift
attested to the high esteem in whic
the couple are held. They wi
make their home at Spencer.
Mrs. M. L. Woodworth, sister-ir
law of Rev. "A. R. Woodworth, an
her three children of Oberlin, wer
X weekend visitors at the Baptist pal
z sonage.
N The stork visited the home Of M
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