The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-29
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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Al big Republican rally in Seville,
Thursday night, Oct. %, for men and
women at town hall. Judge Pierre
White of Cleveland will be the princi-
pie speaker, and we will also have
a suffragette on the platform name
not announced at this time who will
speak to us. Everybody invited toll
come.
Ladies of Seville are requested to
get out and vote as early as possible
Nov. 2, on account of the large vote
expected.
The correspondent will run you a
race to get in the first suffragette
vote in Seville. Come on.
& A non-partisan meeting on the pub
Lie square tonight.
The l.. C. A. ladies will serve an ex-
cellent chicken dinner on, election ev-
ening, Nov. q, beginning at 4:30 p.
M, and will serve until every hungry
soul is fed Come to dinner and stay
for election returns. Here is the
menu: chicken, biscuit and gravy,
mashed potatoes, squash, creamed
corn, celery, pickles, cold slaw, apple
butter, and apple sauce, bread and
butter; your choice of apple or cherry
pie, and coffee; SOC will pay the bill.
"A lunch of pie, doughnuts and cof-
] fee will be served after the dinner
hour, beginning about 8 p. m.
| An areoplane passed over Seville
Sunday p. m. It was like a political
, ,campaign-lots of noise.
i Glen Holliwill returned from the
i city hospital at Wooster on Monday
where he underwent a minor opera
1ttion week ago. He is getting
along nicely.
I A telegram from California con-
tanning the sad news of the death OF
Geo. Brumbaugh was received here
by his brother, w: G. Brumbaugh. Nc
4 particulars have been heard up to this
time. The family have the sympa-
8 thy Of the entire community.
J Mr.. John Lowrie is on the sick list
this week, but is improved.
N Mrs. Woodworth, baby and Mrs
I Esther Woodworth were all on the
sick list last week, They are re
I ported to be convalescing.
.lNJ Lodi and Seville ball game here
last Friday ended 16 to in favor o:
Seville.
Mrs. Amanda Baker : entertained
the following guests over the week
end: Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker O.
Akron, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bake
Of Mansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Noble o
Greenwich, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Harr,
Baker and son, P. j. Baker of Sc
vile, Joe Long and wife Of Rittmar
Mr.. Killfencer Of Michigan, Mr.. an
Mrs. Neal Gray and son Harold 0
Michigan.
Bert Frazier and wife of Cleve
land spent the weekend with MI
and Mrs. Sherman Lee, parents Q
Mrs. Frazier.
Mrs. F.TP. Wideman, Geo. Hougl
ton, Geo. Frazier, Fred Taylor an
/ Clarence Shumaker, attended tt
races in Rockport last week Wedne
day.
1 Cal Wilson and wife and son Cha
les of Akron, were callers on frfen'
Ill DGVlllC WCullCSudys, - tggs,t Ii
Mrs. William Thomas and 81
a Clyde took an auto trip to Turke
foot Lake Sunday, visiting Mr.. al
Mrs. Rex, Mrs. Thomas parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Woolf Of Akr
visited Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. Brotts Ia
Sunday and attended morning serv
es at the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gordon
! Youngstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde G.
IN fths of Akron and Miss Fay Osw'
Il of Orrville, were guests of Mr.. a
Mrs. Oswald on Sunday. The TIN
N ladies are sisters of Mr.. Oswald.
Ia Miss Thresa Hosmer, who is teat
ing school in Orrville was home
N the weekend.
III Grace Lee of Cleveland spent
Il weekend with friends in Seville.
M Some of our brave Sevillians sta
II ed after the Lodi bank robbers w
\ shot guns as soon as the news "
III received here. Fred Bauer, Oh
2 Rennecker and Mr.. Thomas WI
among the brave lads
@ Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Bonham q
sons Dean and George Of Woost
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richey and t
children, Melvin and Junior
Shreve, O., Mr.. and Mrs. Dewy P
- e nell Of Big Prarie, and Mr.. {
- Cayhoe Of Creighton, were Sumo
J. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonhs
Mr.. Cayhoe remained with the b
hams for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall /
for Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. K
dali and daughter, Doris, of Rittm
and Mr.. Wyatt of Akron. Those v
have autos have been making g
use of this nice weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grafton {
little daughter Bernice, and IN
Grace Grafton we're Sunday que
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Rayne
Wadsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Ross and I
children and Mrs. Tibbits of Jo
town, O., were guests of Mr.. |
Mrs. John Minton the past week.
An illustrated lecture on "How
Have Bird Neighbors" will be gi
at the Baptist church on Friday
ening, Oct. 20 by Mrs. S. Louise F
terson of Cleveland. A silver of
ing will be taken to help defray
penSes.
Miss Lucille Hinz Of Leroy sp
the weekend with her school frie
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