The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-26

Ashley Foster of Akron spent the
week end with his parent, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster.
Little Miss Ruth Eveline Maple
dorm arrived at the home of John
Mapledorn, bag and baggage on st.
Patrick's day, Marh IL. This is the
first baby girl born in Seville for
some time. Congratulations, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mapledorn.
Harold Cook is home for few days
from the military school at Chicago.
Harry Kendall made business trip
to Cleveland last Wednesday. .'34S q
Mrs. Harry Kendall is on the sick
list this week--a mild attack Of ap-
pendicitis is the cause.
Miss lisa Drushel of Cleveland spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs.
Emma Drushel. N
Miss Mary Anderson of Wadsworth
spent Sunday among her girl friends.
Mrs. Henry Of jackson spent Sat-
urday with her son and family on
Water street.
Miss Ruth Jordan, who has been
staying at the Pythian Sisters home in
Medina during the cold weather, is
home for a short stay, packing up and
disposing of her household goods.
| A. G. Holmes, who has been spend
ing the winter in Monroe, Mich, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geore Penny, returned
last Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Hall is visiting her sister
Mrs. Bert Miller in Lorain for fe =
days.
Mrs. Charles Overman, daughter OF
Mrs. Allie Squires, returned to her
home in Detroit, Mich, Tuesday. Mrs
Squire is able to sit up again.
The night of April goth is the dats
of the L. C. A. entertainment. (Home
talent.) Now these folks are plann-
ing to give you a good show (they
know how SO don't forget the date
April Goth.
Now here is another baby girl born
on st. Patrick's day, March II. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Armon are the hap
parents.
i Mr.. Shipman of Loudonville and
Harry Raby of Loudonville were call
ers at Rev. Woodworth's last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Dick stine of Waterbury,
Conn.,, sister of w. H. Bodges, called
here on Tuesday to see her brother
and found she had passed them on
their way to Berea where they ex-
peted to stay over night. Mrs. Stine
Joined them at Berea at her brother
| Walter Bodger's home.
Mrs. Kendall of Rittman, mother of
Harry Kendall, is spending the week
end with her family and helping in
the care of Mrs. H. Kendall who IS on
the sick list.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Morehouse re-
\ turned from Cleveland on Monday.
They have been spending the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. B. E. Fra
zier. Mrs. Frazier accompanied them
and will be here for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cross and thei,
brother, Wilmer Harner, Of Newark
spent Sunday in Rittman at the C. A.
Pierce home.
4 Mrs. Floey Holser spent the week
end at her home in New London.
Read Harold and Marcella Leh.
man spent Sunday in Wooster with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. MS
Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Drushel, oil
| Wooster, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Zigle1
| and children Of Wadsworth, were ovel
Sunday company of Mrs. Emma Dru.
| shell, their mother.
| One of the pleasant social affairs OF
last week was the open meeting and
guest night of the Friday club, held
at the home Of Mrs. C. L. Matteson
on West Main street. There were
about 40 members and guests present.
The program for the evening was in
charge of the music and refreshment
committees, which was (Irish) st.
Patrick's day, you know. The COM
mittees were dressed in white, trim
med in shamrocks and they wore caps
Of green and white. The stunts were
made up of Irish families. Mrs. Don
Crawford, Mrs. Jabez Bostwick and
Mrs. Lavonne Bates furnished the mu-
sic (Irish) of course. Brick ice cream
with the shamrock thru the center and
green punch was served (and that was
Irish too).
Hot waffles; yum, yum! In the
Baptist church dining room Tuesday
evening, March 80. Served by the
ladies of the church, and they know
how to make them. Beginning to
serve at 4:30; you better 60 early,
they might run out of batter. This is
an annual affair and every body is
looking forward to the waffle supper.
Miss Gertrude Spice and Mrs. Flor
ence Immel were in Cleveland on Fri
day. Mrs. Immel was buying goods
for the Wheeler millinery store.
G. w. Derhamer and wife of Akron
were visiting Mrs. Derhammer's
mother, Mrs. Elmer Cook, who is still
on the sick list.
DR.. H. S. Orr, of Medina, was in
Seville on Monday on business.
The 11th annual Y. boys conference
held here the 10Th and goth Of March
was well attended in spite of the bad
weather on Friday night. Nearly 200
attended the banquet given in the
Town Hall by the ladies. The town
was full of nice, clean looking boys
and we have a nice, clean bunch of Y
boys here in Seville; we are proud Of
them.
The young women's missionary So
ciety Of the M. e. church served
lunch for the Y boys on Saturday and
realized something like $25.
The domestic science girls served
supper for the Y boys on Saturday in
the Baptist church dining room. Now
we don't know much about that sup