The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-27
TIE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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a On Friday evening the Westminster Il
girls were royalty entertained at the }
Noyes home. Miss Butlerwho has been t
associated with Miss Harriet Noyes in +
her work in China for many years, was G
also guest. Miss Harriet Noyes sur I,
prised the girls very much by giving |
each one pair of Chinese chop sticks
and real china dish direct from Chi
ma. Excellent refreshments were
served AS Miss Elizabeth Thomas,
one Of the girls leaves soon to make
her home in Bowling Green, O., the
girls presented her with remem-
brance gift.
The Presbyterian church missionary
mite box opening and picnic was held
on Tuesday afternoon at the Noyes
home on the Pike road. There was a ,
good turn out and very interesting
meeting was held. The picnic supper
| was excellent.
The Eastern Star Chapter and the
Masons held joint picnic at Chippe-
: wa Lake park Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Cunningham
and daughter Ruth, Miss Mary Arm
strong, Miss Clara ,Philabaum, Miss
Kathrine Bird and Reginald Arm.
strong of Fredericksburg, spent Sun
; day with R. D. Armstrong and family.
Robert Armstrong accompanied them
!, home and will remain for weeks
:, visit. ..
!, Quite number of Sevillians went
a H.. a. tr on
|. Joy the band carnival given by the X.
Of P. lodge, and report b g crowd.
d Some of the folks got pretty we'll soak
n ed from the rain, but it was a warm
night and shower bath did not hurt
( them. .,.
ID Mrs. l. H. Brotts attended the School
reunion Of her class in Marshallville
ID last week Wednesday, Aug. 18. Some
ID gray headed gals and boys there, al
ISL right, but the smiles and greetings
e. were just as hearty as ever. And say
70 one of the old classmates, Jake kaff,
Of man, located in Columbus, made g
k. fine speech and after he got warmed
er up on school reunion switched off on
,ir to politics. Of course we would like
to write some of his speech but tn
III editor Of the Sentinel and the Seville
- correspondent do not agree on politics
s1 and she might lose her job.
~ Mrs. Will Meyers had quite an ex
- citing time with their auto. She ha
y been to Sterling in the. the Afternoon
"a and on her return as she was drlvln
- into the driveway to reach the garag
~ , she ran into the stepping stone at tn
W. Methodist church smashing things l
'oe great shape and threw her little so
out. No one hurt much, fortunatel.
ze- No services will be held in tn
ct churches next Sunday. A union SCI
ere vice will be held in the Chautauqu
ID. tent Sunday morning at 10, to whie
everybody is invited.
lrt- a The Chautauqua begins this wee
ere Thursday and will last five days. Con
for the afternoon and stay for Il
are evening. We have splendid resta
and rant in Seville where you can get
leir good supper. .
the After spending vacation Of a fe
rye days, Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Taylor 4
turned to their home in Akron on Mo
lille day.
eek Ruth Dix and Derbin of Akron spe
short time Monday visiting their |
the tie Friends here They had been Wis
Pa, ing in Wooster and were on their W
nts, home. Their little friend, Hell
Taylor, accompanied them and ma
lid them short visit.
the A special meeting of the X. of
Mr.. lodge was held on Saturday event
tan and worked the third degree on t
Mr. members. A lunch of ice cream a
ago. cake was served after the work hour
: is In a letter received from Rev. b
Mrs. man of Grafton, w. Va, he says he
glad that his friend, Rev. Nah
ret Woolf, was called as pastor Of
Of Presbyterian church as he is an exc
Vile lent man and Wooster graduate
lick 1909.
Mr.. No, it was not Captain Don Whe
'ucs- er that blackened his wife's eyes.
sited was Kirk Cook, when the latter
and was giving the Captain and his "
Of pleasure trip to Creston on Fri
tt of evening. Mrs. wheeler IS. wear
Mr.. colored glasses from the effects
DR.. Davis and wife of Akron "
Ike weekend guests of Captain and n
Tues Wheeler.
bet- II Mrs. DR.. Hanna OF preston
h for friend, Mr.. McCalan of Barber
miss we're callers at the Thos. KIM
home Thursday evening
Shar-l Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Norris and
sick daughters of Akron and Frank Boy
and family of Wadsworth spent Sa
Girls day and Sunday with their sister,
Miss Thos. Kintner.
the Mrs. Rebecca Pease visited her
k-end ter! Mrs. Simcox in Leroy last wet
~ are Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Chambers,
e who Bessie Wilder, Josephine. Weaver,
thletic Shankey and Clark Davis, took an
vacar drive down to Millersburg on Su
with and spent the day among the hills
f ate. their picnic dinner in the WOO
spent c-e-- w W.
f1cva & Aug. 20,
Having just read the evening
Cool ton Sentinel, believe l will wri
fr;ends I line for the Medina Sentinel, S
department. We have all been
rd Mr. at least reasonably SO, during
~ ~ sl1n,rner The weather has not