The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-18
THE. SEVILLE JOURNAL


cist, has position in B. E. Hartman's l
Drug store. Took his new job Wednes- e
day.
Mrs. ]. c. Brady and three boys are
spending the week with friends in
Cleveland, while Mr.. Brady is in De-
troit this week.
Mrs. Fairchild is laid up with sciatic
rheumatism this week and suffering
great pain. Mr.. Fairchild is laid up
with sore leg caused from the smash
up on the car line last Thursday. He
is hurt worse than he thought he was
at first and will be some time before
he will be able to go to work again.
Seville surely has lot of young
thieves growing up. If they keep on
they will soon be noted professionals.
A few nights ago there was picnic
supper held in the Methodist church |
dining room and while the young peo-
pie were upstairs giving their pro-
gram, thieves entered the dining room
and rummaged the baskets, taking
nearly everything in them. There
were girls as well as boys in this case.
1t was home talent as they were seen.
| The B. & o. railroad changed time
last Sunday morning, June 13. There
| is train leaves Seville at 7:30 a. m.
for Akron, which makes it very con-
venient for people.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Carver motored
to Cleveland last Saturday and brot
their two daughters, Elna and Vera
home from the Womans College where
they have attended the last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Pease and son
Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Weaver
and son Dean, attended the family re-
union Of the Eby's near Ashland on
! Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank REM and
! daughter, Lucille of Medina, were sup
i per guests at the G. E. Swagler home
on Wednesday evening.
Y Mrs. Stoddt of Harding county spent
n few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Pease
n last week and Mr.. Henry MARITIME was
a also a guest at the Pease home last
S week.
Il Robert Beach returned from Phila.
= delphia on Friday morning where he
r has been attending college the pas
J. year.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kelley and lit
n tie son spent the weekend with Mug
y Kelley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G
it Beck.
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy partition are a
le home on the Sam partition farm be
le ginning the joys of married life OF
il the farm. That's right you neve
'e hear of farmer starving.
W w. w. Pease of Massillon, spen
st day with his friend Miss Louise Beach
IS Mrs. A. J. Michael and Mrs. 10
IN Clevidence visited Mr.. Clevidence a
IS the hospital in Cleveland on Frida!
s, Mrs. Clevidence reports her husban
IS, in serious condition.
lis Mrs. Dave Kern and Mrs. Merl
ne Overholt were Cleveland visitors FIR
E. day.
Ms. Flosy Holser spent the weel
nd end with friends in Kenmore.
m Mrs. G. L. Hart of Akron, spe1
ly Sunday with his friend Miss Loui
nd tended morning worship at the Bal
on tist church. Mrs. Hart and daugl
al ters anticipate moving back to Sevil
er. about the first of July.
nd Last Wednesday afternoon son
en- Medina folks were looking for plea
ure resort and they stopped at c.
ng Swagler's on Pleasant street under Il
,se shade trees. A good place to st
AN There are always home made cooki
and pickles in the pantry. See?
led M. M. McCarley of Columbus, is t
ill new superintendent and millwright t
3D. the Seville Milling Co., and moved
hi to F. V. Lehman's house on N. Cent
street last week.
ter, DIX-ENGLAND
nds A very charming occasion was
ner marriage of Mary Estedda Dix, daue
av- ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dix,
A. Cecil England, at the home of
a brides parents, Thursday, June 10
oil The bride was becomingly gowned
q white organdie with silver trimmi1
and a tulle veil and wore boquet of lii
she of the valley and roses. The impr
,ork sive, but simple ceremony was p
get- formed by Rev. R. H. Gardner of
Methodist church. A delight
De- luncheon followed, attended by re
ues- tives and friends. Among those W
Charles H. Dix of New York, N
'riv- Chas R. Wolcott of Sandusky,
.om- DR.. and Mrs. Carl Ulrich of Clevela
%. The bride and groom left for
Jlt- including Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
orn- Toronto, amid shower of rice
Gay hearty congratulations of all.
lter, BAPTIST CHURCH
little Rev. A. R. Woodworth, pastor.
Regular services Sunday morn
oeeh at 10 a. m. Sunday-school followin,
lopa 11:15. Evening services will begin
7:3O p. m., Sermon by the pas
rom Thursday evening prayer services
tl!ey 7:30
1vllie 1v The Childen's day exercises
c" Sunday evening were enjoyed by