The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-15

from Barberton last Sunday. After
dinner they enjoyed music, and Miss
Cora McElroy gave several very in
teresting readings. All enjoyed the
evening and started for Barberton at
a late hour,
Miss Thresa Frazier had another
little birthday party for her scholars
in her school room Friday afternoon.
Miss Frazier has the birthday parties
each month for the little ones who
have. birthday in that month, and
they look forward to their turn. |
Mrs. Eta Widman of Lakewood is
spending a few days in Seville, the
guest Of Mrs. E. G. Cross, and will
be guest at the Harvey dinner We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams
spent Sunday in Wadsworth visiting
their daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Thomas, the occasion being
Mrs. Thomas birthday. They cele-
brated with big dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe of Medina, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Burr and Mrs. Geo.
Burr of Lodi, were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Mary Taylor.
Mrs. Charles Dix and daughter,
Mrs. Cecil England, spent Monday in
Cleveland.
Miss Emma Jones of Columbus
spent the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Charles Russell.
w. G. Brumbaugh, F. P. Wideman,
John Minton and c. V. Matteson
were among the rooters at the big
ball game the first Of the week, in
Cleveland. And say, that bunch are
some rooters, alright.
Marion Walker, who is attending
school in Cleveland, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kirkpatrick of
Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rounds of Lake
wood spent the weekend with Bert's
mother, Mrs. Olive Rounds.
Mrs. E. L. Overdorf spent the week
end in Canton at the home Of Prof.
c. w. Fretz and wife. .,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Murray and
Mrs. Matte Showacre attended the
funeral of Mr.. Taylor at Lodi Mon
day afternoon.
'Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ringler of
Wadsworth were Sunday guests OF
H. H. Kindig and wife, Mrs. Ring
ler's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps and Mrs.
Frank Dunlap motored to Ashland on
Sunday and visited at Lloyd Phelps
| and Floyd Bakers.
Robert Tubbs Of Salem, o., was in
Seville Sunday calling on his boy
friends.
| Another little suffragette arrived
in Seville early Monday morning
landing in the Carl Murray home, or
Pleasant street. Congratulations.
| Mrs. Frank Crofoote and brother
Wesley Shelter of Ashland, are
guests at the Shirley Crofoote home
over the weekend and Mrs. Crofoott
will remain all week.
The rubber factory has closed OF
account of not having coal.
Mrs. Leroy Foster underwent
minor operation at the Lodi hosplta
} few days ago and is getting alont
fine.
c. C. Conley, the great singer, spen
a few days Of last week with his moth
er. :,
Mrs. Eta Gray entertained tn
following guests during the pas
week: Mrs. Mary Hatch of CORY
Pa. and her son Albert, wife an.
children of Cleveland, Mrs. Ellzabetl
Schlabach of Washington, d. G., Mrs
Frank Starr of Medina, and Mrs
Emily Barnard of Chicago.
Mrs. H. D. Braley and two childre.
were in Mansfield Monday on busl
ness.
Waldo Robertson of Clevelan
spent the weekend in Seville wit
friends.
Mrs. A. R. Woodwork is on the sic
list with very severe cold, threaten
! ed with pneumonia, and HERNIA
Woodwork is convalescing.
Miss Connie Roe, Miss Mary Stu
and Miss Isa Drushel of CLEVELAND
motored to Seville on Friday to spen
the week end with Mrs. Emma Dru
shell. -.
= Miss lisa Drushel entertained Mis-
Stuff and Miss Roe at dinner at Y
. Tavern, Leroy, Sunday
Mrs. Carl Rohrer entertained at
o'clock dinner on Saturday, Mr.. all
Mrs. Don Rickard of Arkon, Clau
Rohrer of Seville and Miss Mabe
Flickinger Of Medina, the occasio
being her husbands birthday ami
versary, and she surprised him.
The Eastern Star Chapter held
homecoming and roll call meetin
last week Wednesday evening. Abou
40 members answered to roll call,
picnic supper was served before tn
meeting, and after the regular meet
ing they enjoyed social time.
Thirty Eastern Stars were royal
entertained by the Wadsworth Char
ter last week Tuesday evening. SeN
enteen went in the Seville and WadE
worth bus, others going in autos. .
Seville and Creston ball game, 7-t
2. in favor of Seville, on the Sevlll
grounds last Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Campbell will be hos
ess of the Merry Matron club tn
week Friday evening at her home Q
West Main street.
Eiphteen members of theAdult claS
of women of the M. E. Sunday scho'
boarded the 11:55 car north la'
Thursday for Sam Partlon's countr
home. and gave Mrs. partition a rou
mo surprise party Mrs. partition
a a member of the class and expects
start for California the last OF Oct
h her. The class served a picnic SUI
per. All enjoyed the afternoon ar
Mrs. partition was greatly surprise
The Friday club held their fir