The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-05-21
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

's>%e~sS$%%<s4%$*$+*++<%*$*e D
broken, but badly bruised and stiff /
from the effect of the fall.
Clifton Snyder was quite badly hurt
while playing ball last Wednesday
afternoon. The ball bat slipped from
Reed Lehman's hand and struck him
on the head. He was rushed to the
Doctors and fixed up. He is getting
along o. X. and almost ready for an
other game.
The sad news of Thomas Hethering-
toms death reached Seville on Satur-
day, which occurred in Toronto, Can
ada on Friday night, May 14th.
Mrs. Bert Baker and little daughter
have been on the sick list the past
week with tonsilitis.
Miss Ethel Boyd of Akron, spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd.
Once upon time I heard lectur-
er say, and it was Methodist preach
er that said it, that you could easily
tell Methodist gathering, that
wherever two or three of US got to-
gether we take up collection. Now
there were three of us held meeting
at the home Of Mrs. l. H. Brotts last
week Wednesday evening. We didn't
take up a ollection-but-decid to
take up one instead of holding the an
nual season supper, which had been
; planned for June 9th. The change
:. was made on account of the scarcity
S of sugar and other food stuffs needed
a in this particular supper. Now
there is a contest connected with this
f collection. There are three divisions
: and the two losing divisions will serve
:. a picnic supper for the whole bunch
f on Wednesday 9th of June. Now
e come across with all the dollars you
r can spare and help your division to
win the contest.
r The class play given last Friday
e evening was we'll rendered. A crowd
- ed house greeted the class as the cur
! tain went up. Professor Pepp made
! quite hit.
/ Seville will have another treat this
| week Friday evening May FL. The
fairy operetta "Mid Summer Eve
will be given at the town hall by the
pupils Of Seville grade school undel
the direction of Miss Theresa Frazier
Primary teacher.
Fred Pfaff is on his job again af
ter being laid up for some time will
hurt finger. He has been at hi
home j nAshley, Ohio.
| Mrs. Harry Feesler is on the sicl
list. Miss Carrie Harris is takin,
care of her.
| The Star Chapter held their inspec
tion on Wednesday evening, May 1s.
II The Star Ladies will be entertain
/ ed in Medina next Thursday evening
II Quite bunch of X of P's attende
meeting in Medina on Tuesday even
ing.
E. G. Miller sold his property O.
Milton street last week to Ed Steele
and will have sale of his househol
goods on Saturday afternoon of thi
1 week. Now Ed has US all guessin
l what he will do next, guess he is gt
ing fishing.
| Charles High who has been seriou.
| ly i'll for several weeks was taken t
| the Lorain hospital on Tuesday aftel
| noon for treatment His daughte
i Mrs. Hall and DR.. V. I. Allen of Gre
ton, went with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hoyer of Clev
iii land were guests at the High home q
Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Matteson is taking Ii
| tie pleasure trip to Philadelphia, visi
II ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bostwick f,
~ a week or ten days.
DR.. F. S. Lehman and wife of Sa
= dusky, o., Mr.. and Mrs. Glasgow
. Wooster, were weekend guests
III the Floyd Lehman home.
III Oscar Smith, wife and two childr'
III spent Sunday in Doylestown wi
III Mrs. Smiths parents.
ii Geo. Morton of Mansfield, atten
II ed the funeral Of Mr.. Hetherington
Il Tuesday. He was in line with Il
III Odd Fellows from Wooster.
II Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Pennell of B
III Prairie, O., called on Mrs. l. H. Brot
III on Tuesday afternoon. They we
III in Seville attending the funeral of N
III Hetherington.
M There were about 20 or Is "Ship
III Trucks" from Akron with good Bal
III came through Seville on Tuesday 9
ternoon. They met the funeral
III Mr.. Hethrington right at the CEN
| terry, they stopped, formed line
III the gate, hats removed, and as tn
II took the casket from the hearse, tn
II played Nearer My God to The
II (softly) it was very impressive a
III appreciated by the friends. TIL
III waited until the friends left the cen
terry, then came on and had the
II speaking.
III Mrs. Florence Immel was in As
II land over the weekend visiti
II friends, and called on DR.. McAdoo
II have some dental work done VIII
II there.
ii A. N. Beck sold his farm on the Pi
| road last week to Mr.. Fulton.
III Miss Newcomer resigned her po
ton in the Ohio State Bank in
vile and has taken position in
III Wadsworth Bank, more pay is
cause of change. Miss Caroly
Daniels is filling the vacancy Of M
III Newcomer.
ii Mrs. Henry Wythe, 95 years old,
quite sick, old age and a general bre
down is the cause.
III William Cunningham is still on
sick list.
III Miss Mary Fixler is having sic
of stomach trouble.
III Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Hartman q
two children spent Sunday w
Hi friordc IN Nadine