The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-03
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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The result of the Union Chain Com
pany rabbit hunt was about 48 rab-
bits The boys started alright with
their captains, Boyd Baker and An
drew Taylor, hoping for the best to
win of course. Andrew Taylor and
his gang brought in 38, and Boyd's
gang 10. Tuesday evening the ladies
served the supper. All about it next
week.
Rev. Woolf, pastor fthe Presby-
terian chursh, visited Wooster college
Tuesday morning and led the devotion
al service at the chapel. Rev. Woolf
is an alumnus of Wooster college.
Mr.. John Lowrie is very i'll at this
writing, and is not expected to live.
Mrs. McClaren, mother of Mrs. Hod
Kindig, is very sick with no hopes of
recovery.
P. j. Baker is on the sick list with
bronchitis.
Little Evelyn Baker is another of
our sick children reported.
Mrs. Paul Elliott entertained her
|
Saturday night, Nov. 27, the event be-
ing leap year party. About 20 young
people were present. Refreshments
were served consisting Of sandwiches,
pickles pumpkin pie and cocoa. The
rest of the evening was spent IN
games and stunts of different kinds.
i Mrs. Emma Drushel and Florence
were Wooster visitors Friday.
Mrs. Guy Zigler was hostess of the
Merry Matron club at her home on w.
Main street on Friday evening. Mus
ic and a picture show. with guess
ing contest was the program. The
, hostess served a delicious lunch. Ad-
journed to meet Friday evening, Dec.
10, with Mrs. Fred Taylor.
The Friday club will meet at the
home of Mrs. G. V. Matteson on Gen.
ter street this week Friday.
+ The w. B. A. ladies will hold their
j regular meeting next Monday even
ing, Dec. 6. Election of officers will
take place. Come and look after
: your job.
: The Lorraine class MRS. Ella Gray
4 teacher) of the Baptist church served
I supper for the Y. M. G. A. men in the
Church dining room Wednesday even
: ing.
Neal Herbert and Calvin Mccoy
: were home from O. S. U. for Thanks
t giving and the weekend, returning
O 10 their studies on Monday.
8 Mrs. Emma Drushel and daughter
a Florence and Mrs. E. Zigler spen
! Thanksgiving day with ther son ant
d daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Ziglel
y of Wadsworth.
v Rev. and Mrs. Gardiner entertained
/. at Thanksgiving dinner, Mr.. and Mrs
! Oscar Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gardi
| ! ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Winkler, al
of Akron.
Our good old friends and ex-land
lord and lady,. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Morton, moved their household goods
to Mansfield Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Becker were
called to Cleveland the first of the
week on account of the death of Mr.
Becker's mother. The funeral was held
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Datis Johnson of Jackson, was
pleasantly surprised last Sunday, the
occasion being his 77th birthday. His
daughter, Mrs. Swagler, invited him to
her home for dinner and told him to
come in time to attend church. Tt
his great surprise he found his sons
and daughters and several grandchild-
rem there to wish him many happy re.
turns of the day. He attended church
and on his return found more guests
and chicken dinner and all th'
trimmings waiting. Mr.. johnson hat
to borrow basket to carry his gift
home. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
! Ensign Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ber
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chasher o
Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry John
son,Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Snyder an
Miss Jennie Weaver of Wooster, MI
and Mrs. Bert Shumaker and children
/ Maynard, Mary and Baby Gean, MI
| and Mrs. Carl Rohrer Of Seville.
/ Mrs. Emma Drushel received car
from Mrs. A. A. Bostwick, who report
II ed fine weather in Florida and sal
they were in church on Sunday an
the doors and windows were wide ope
and the folks were tanning themselve
n DR.. John Beach. wife and mothe
Z Mrs. Lilly Beach and daughter, Mer
am and Mrs. j. I. Dix, spent Thank.
giving day at the home of Paul Beac
in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Shumaker wei
pleasantly surprised Thanksgiving da
when relatives began to arrive wit
well-filled baskets and roaster
Thirty-five partook of the sumptuo,
dinner served, the Shumakers, Buchal
ans, Chambers and Hulburt familit
bein gthe guests. Mr., and Mrs. Sh'
maker anticipate spending the wint'
in the south.
4 The O. F. F. club were pleasantly el
I tertained at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
Roy Chambers at a six o'clock dim,
4 Saturday. The out of town CUES
were, Mrs. Claud McGuff Of Cresto
M~r I'll Hno, >F J,xox.l -. Il Mr. L,