The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-14

wing outfits, $159; Everwear Co.,
liant Stride slide see-saw outfit, SITS.
The swings were ordered in January
Ind the rest about April 1, but none !
If it has been seen. There remains
4bout $50 in. the treasury, to which
will be added the proceeds of the
grade pupils operetta. Sufficient
4unds for a travelling ring outfit are
expected.
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 18
and 10, is Cleanup day. Get your
rubbish to the curbing and it will be
picked up.
The merchants of Seville have de-
cided to close their stores every We'd
nesday afternoon and evening begin
ming May 10 and ending the last We'd
nesday in September.
Last Sunday was a perfect day tor
auto riding. William Tyler and wife.
Bassette Rayne and wife and little
girl took advantage of the beautiful
day and motored to Cleveland and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Tyler.
Mrs. Earl Day and two children re-
turned from their weeks visit in
Columbus on Monday.
Lester Shoup, manager of the c. l..
Mattison Co., moved into the Nc
Dowell house on High street the first
of this week.
Mrs. Fred Overholt was a business
caller in Cleveland on Monday.
Mrs. Bayer, mother of Mrs. Kirk
Cook, spent Sunday in Lodi visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Simons and
two children motored to Cleveland
Sunday to visit Mrs. Simmons broth
er and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Happy.
Not finding them at home they drove
to Valley City to visit some other
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap had
as Sunday guests Mr.. George Gantz
of Shelby, Ohio, and Mr.. Dan Gantz
of Spencer, Ohio, uncles of Mrs. Dun
lap.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Huffman were Me-
dina visitors Saturday.
The following were Sunday guests
at the w. A. Robertson home. Mr..
H. B. Strong, Mrs. Carrie Miller and
Miss Laura Caddy, all Of Cleveland.
Don't forget Cleanup day Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week.
Miss Thresa Frazier accompanied
Miss Speck and Miss Firebaugh,
teachers, to their homes in Cleveland
Friday evening and spent the week.
end.
Little Jane Crawford celebrated
her first birthday last Saturday. Yes,
Jane had little party-one year old
the eighth of May.
w. G. Brumbaugh and Dr. Harry
Hard attended the Masonic lodge in
Seville on Tuesday night in Medina
on Wednesday night, the Knights
Templar in Wooster on Thursday
night and will 60 to Mansfield on Fri
day afternoon and evening to attend
a banquet and witness the initiation
of class of $50 candidates in the
Masonic order. Bill and Doc have
the habit. They put me in mind of
the two old maids that had the habit
of going to every funeral they
heard of.
Mrs. Emma Bostwick was a busi-
ness caller in Medina Tuesday.
Mr.. George Penny joined his wife
in Seville for few days visit on
Monday.
Mrs, Alice Squires is under the
care of nurse from Cleveland at
present.
Ashley Foster, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A, s, Foster, started for Los Angeles,
Calf, last Saturday. He is going as
instructor in the new Goodyear rub
Der plant. He has been with the
Goodyear people in Akron for some
time and has had lots of experience
and has landed a fine position.
Robert Foster was home from the
| 0. S. u, Columbus, for the weekend
Donald Lowrie left his home for
New York city on Monday and will
sail for England on Friday He is
again leaving his happy home, friends
and country in the interest of the
Y. M. C. A. work. Donald was not
sure as to where he would be sent
from England. Donald is a good
pure young man, fine for the position
he is filling. We wish him God speed
Mrs. Floy B. Holser attended the
annual banquet of the reserve class
of the Methodist Sunday school OF
Wooster, Of which she is member
on Tuesday evening, May IL, held at
the Kauke hall of the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lehman were
Cleveland visitors on Tuesday.
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On Wednesday, May 5, the Eastern
Star ladies served a 6 o'clock dinnej,
in honor of three Of their active mem
bers who are leaving Seville in the
near future. Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh
and Mrs. George Brumbaugh to Cali
fornia and Mrs. Floyd Leahman to
Texas. The dinner was served in the
lodge dining room. Forty-five MEM
bers sat down to the table, which
nearly broke down with good things
to eat. Toasts and speeches were in
order. The Worthy Matron, Mrs. DR..
Allen of Creston, in behalf of the
Eastern Stars, presented the Past
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Sarah Brum-
baugh, with star ring, and Mrs.
Lehman and Mrs. George Brum-
baugh with a souvenier spoon. Each
lady responded with a little speech
and word Of thanks. These three
ladies will be greatly missed in the
social affairs and lodges of Seville.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Cook entertain
ed the following guests at an evening
dinner party on Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Somer and daughter, all of
Barberton, Ohio. The party was Civ