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

gain to Cleveland parties, and is look |
ng for another house. II
Bassett Rayne, wife and little girl,
pent Decoration Day in Seville with
Mrs. Rayne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grafton.
Miss Bessie Knapp of Cleveland,
spent Decoration Day in Seville. She
vas the guest Of Mrs. Edith Mattison
and called on her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelso of Cleve-
and We're weekend guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. L. F. Nys. .y Il s.a IA. \
Mrs Eta Widman and son
Brownie of Lakewood were among
their many friends in Seville on
Decoration Day and Brownie was one
Of the soldier boys in the procession
with the Joseph Fixler Post. sd n, VI
The Ninth Annual, Reunion Of the
Martin, Family will be. held Wednes-
day June 9, 1920 at, Chippewa Lake
Park. yIfeyoui are member Of thel
Martin family you are, cordially In
vited to attend bring silyerware and
drinking cups. II Everyone, to act as
members of table committee with
Mrs. Strong as president. Come
early. al,-a 10 u 4 'nf
Ben Simcox, President, Mrs. Fred
Taylor Secy-. Treas. J38f
A big crowd attended the Lehman
sale Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Kendall and two chill
dren motored to brownsville on Sat-
urday to visit friends over the week
end.
Wedding Bells will ring in Seville
sure, in June, the beautiful month
when the roses are in bloom. Who?
Where? and what day.. Wait and
see.
Miss Mable Rickard gave lunch
con last Friday evening in honor OF
Harold Lehman and Stewart Beeman,
who will leave Seville this month.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer, Claud
Rohrer and lady friend, Miss Mable
Flickinger of Medina, and Don Rick.
ard and lady friend, Of Akron, had g
wienie roast out in the woods on Dec
Grafton day. How good those wienie:
did taste and such sport as those
young people had. I wish l was
young again. ....
Mrs. Emma Drushel had for hel
week end guests, Miss Mary Stubt
and friend and Miss lisa Drushel o,
Cleveland and for Sunday guests Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Zigler and children o.
Wadsworth.
Miss Mable Flickinger Of Medina
is our new hello girl. Started worl
on Monday.
A. C. Holmes is on the sick list bu
is some better at this writing.
Little P. J. Baker has been sick wit
bronchitis the past week. He is feel
ing some better this week and we hop
he will soon be able to- be aroun
| again.
Mr.. William Cunningham died o
Monday morning, May 81, at a. m
He had been in poor health for yea
I'ror more and seriously i'll for the pas
few weeks. The end was expecte
at any time and the call came earl
on Monday morning. The funeral wa
held from the Presbyterian church
1 2 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. G. H. L. Be-
man, his former pastor was calle
from Grafton, West Va, to condu
the services.
Mrs. Anna Morrison, (nee, Dorlant
died on Monday afteroon at her hon
in McComb, Ohio. Mrs. Fred Fost
y daughter of Mrs. Morrison had me
= sage to come at once, her mother h;
h another stroke and before she G
. there, she was dead. No arrangement
= have been made for the funeral
4 this writing, but expect to bring h
81 to Seville for burial.
4 Miss Vivian Boyer, Mrs. Don Graz
n ford's, maid, is having two weeks v
a cation at her home in Philadelphia.
q Supt. Riffy is spending the week
y Columbus.
Y Dinner guests at the Swagler hor
y Sunday, were: Mr.. and Mrs. Be
1 johnson and son, of Cleveland, n
Datus Johnson, Mrs. Swaglers faith
/ and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rohrer of
vile.
Mrs. Charles Leitzel and children
Cleveland, were guests of Mrs. FL
n Taylor on Monday.
~ Mrs. Charles Mcdowell and daue
= ter, Irene, of Dayton, were in Sew
4 on Sunday. Guests of the Miss
= F'rancina and Sarah McDowll.
n Mrs. Clara Beckhold Of Clevela
y drove her auto to Seville on Mond
4 brought flowers for her fathers gre
J. and called on Mrs. High and Mrs. H
4 Who is the busiest man that con
~ to Seville? That's easy, the Ak
n bread man. He had to deliver bre
y last Sunday in order to feed the
"a crowd in Seville. Good bread is S
IA at Brotts'.
n A miscellaneous shower was gi,
4 at the home of Miss Marie Crofoot
~ Wednesday night of last week
4 Miss Mary Estelle Dix, who is to
~ numbered among the June brid
e There were twelve guests pres
~ those from out of town were Mrs '
N gil Winkler of Akron, and Miss Ma
A Flickinger Of Medina. Music fol
J ed the greater part Of the evening
X gram, after. which light refreshme
were served. Miss Dix received m;
X useful gifts from her girl friends ;
y the best wishes Of all present fo
I haynV futllrn