The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-06-04

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Mrs. Paul Elliott's class of girls
gave leap year party at her home on ,
Monday evening in honor of Miss ;
Margaret and Steward Beeman who /
will leave Seville this week for Graf
ton, West Va. All enjoyed the af-
fair. II
Mr.. Leo Miller and son, Paul, and
daughter, Artie, of Akron, were en-
tertaIned at he Lehman home last
Sunday. # t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford w.le host and
hostess Of. a farewell party at their
home, given in holor of the Lehman
family, on Tuesday evening. B. i,
Miss Olive Rounds entertained her.
children over Decoration day. They
4 were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith and
4 daughter, Of West Park, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Rounds Of Cleveland. |
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor entertain
Z ed the Rev. Beeman family at tea last
Wednesday evening in honor Of their
I leaving Seville.
:. Mrs. Earnest Lee and daughter of
Cleveland, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Meyers on Monday.
Clyde Brotts and wife Of Lakewood
spent the weekend with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts.
M. E. Frazier, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Tannahill
and family in Girard, Pa, returned
= last Thursday and is still on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Court May and five
, children of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.
= John Williams and son, Jack, of Lo-
rain, gave their aunt and uncle Mr..
and Mrs. l. H. Brotts pleasant call
: on Monday afternoon. They came in
: Williams machine. It took some
q packing to get the bunch in the ma
s chine.
Miss Grace Lee of Cleveland, spent
= the week end and Decoration day with
h her mother Mrs. Lee who is living
f with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Boyer
}, And by-the-way, we had the pleasure
f of seeing Mrs. Lee out in an. auto Dec
Grafton day.e Getting better is tf
report.
!, Mrs. Hugh Brumbaugh of Cleveland
spent Decoration day at W. G. Brum.
# baugh's home.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Spice entertain
j ed Cleveland friends for the weekend
i Miss Bette Meyers of West Park
,o spent few days with Mrs. Bert Cool
n u and Decoration day and also Mr.. Bur
Rechal and two sons, of Akron, wer
N weekend guests at the Cook home.
Mrs. Talbot of Crestline, returne'
ar to her home on Tuesday after visiting
st her daughter, Mrs, Carl Murray fo
I'd few days. Mrs. Murray accompan
ly led her as far as Wooster.
as Harry Houghton was the guest o
at his sister, Mrs. Edith Jackway o
e. Sunday.
ed Jay Mcdowell, wife and daughte
ct spent Sunday in Seville.
The following were callers at tn
d) Grover Pease home on Sunday: M
ne and Mrs. Will McFadden and nice
er Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Gehman Of M
,s dina, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Nickersol
~, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Roberts, of Chi
Su pewa Lake, Mrs. Matilda Roberts
'oC Cleveland and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sin
lts cox, of Seville.
ae Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Zimmerman (
ler Doylestown took dinner at the Grove
Pease home last Sunday.
W. The members of the Presbyteris
"a choir gave Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson
). genuine surprise party on Monds
IN evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robertst
are members of the choir and expe
me to leave Seville for the summer, hen
eft the party. Music took up the great
VII. part of the evening, a lunch OF
er, cream and cake was seryed.
Sc Waldo Robertson has fine positi'
with the First National Bank in Clev
OF land. He started work on Tuesda
red Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Showacre al
daughter, Bette of Cleveland, spe
gh- Sunday with their mother Mrs. W.
lille Showacre. ..
ses Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Huffman spe
the weekend in Medina.
nd, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell we
ay, visiting Cleveland friends over t
ave weekend.
lall The Methodist Episcopal Ladies A
nes Society closed their contest on Tue
ron day evening June. 1st. Mrs. Hen
eau : Frazier's division won the conte
oig $1,000. Mrs. l. H. Brotts, $28.OO a
'oio Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh, $24.75, ma
ing total of $84.75. Now the toe
ven picks and water will be served to
Oh winners as soon as possible.
Iof Methodist Episcopal Church,
pe Preaching service at 10 a. m. RI
'es. Gardiner, pastor.
'ent s: Preaching service at 10 a. m. Ss
IL bath school at II a. m. Epwol
'oei League at $50 p. m. Preaching
IL 49,, 1880 p. m. Epworth League Top
pro "My Favorite Psalm and Why" R
'nts E. L. Smith leader. Prayer and pra
any on Thursday evening at 1880 p. m
and Meeting Of the W. F. M. Soc.
'r Wednesday, June End, Mrs. W.
Showacre, hostess, Mrs. John Deck
res devotional leader and Mrs. H. H. W.
and yer, program, leader. Wooster .
and tr;c+ confarepca will he held at K
Mr' buck, June and 10. Wooster |
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