The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-03-05


hospital in Wooster, on Monday for
an operation for appendicitis. He
is getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
John Shelter, of Cleveland, was a.
mong the Sunday visitors at the A. B.
McCabe home.
Ben Yoder fell on the ice on Mon
day and broke his hip. He is living
with his daughter, Mrs. Warren Cool
man. He is about 80 years old and it
will be a question whether he will re-
cover from his fall. DR.. Hard has
the case in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brotts were cal
led to Marshallville on Wednesday to
attend the funeral of their brother-in
law, Mr.. Louis Hinderer, who died on
Sunday night at the Sanitorium.
F. B. Pearson, State Inspector Of
Schools, from the Department of Pub
lie instruction, Of Columbus inspect
ed the Seville school on Feb. 10, 1920
and in his report to the president Of
the Board of Education, said that it
| was gratifying to report the school in
the best condition that it has ever
been and that the teachers and the CO.
protein, the usual business was tran
the good conditions.
The village Council met on Mon
day night at the regular time and on
account of the absence of the clerk,
1 Mr.. Lehman, James Murray was clerk
(protem) the usual business was ira
sacted, settling up old business and
appointed Harry Feesler as health
(otflcer.
At the regular meeting of the Mac
cabees lodge on Monday night March
} 1st, the following officers were install
led: Commander, Eva Swagler; Lieut.
Mrs. Florence Huff; Past CON-, Sarah
Brumbaugh; Record Keeper, Carrie
Harris; Chaplain, Eva Rodgers; Sar.
7 geant, Elizabeth Myers; Sentinel
Lizzie Dunlap; Picket, Mrs. Florence
|. Immel, Captain Of Guards, Lura
{ Nom. After installation a socia
hour was spent and one of the Mac.
| cabees light lunches was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basset Rayne were
Seville visitors over the week end.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Garn are NOV
4 ing on their farm, recently bought
4 near Wooster, this week and on Sat
urday night their friends and neigh
: bors on the Pike road gave them {
l. rousing send off and surprise part!
Y that is it was to have been surpris'
but they caught on and were expect
: ing them. A beautiful rocking chai
e was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Garn
|. j. B. Darlington made the presenta
S ton speech and Mr.. Garn responded
r about so plates were served with {
Y weiner lunch, if you want to have ;
real good time, get, in with the Pix
a road folks in one of their parties an,
r you will have. Best wishes for MI
e and Mrs. Garn, in their new home.
Mrs. Merle Overholt and sister MIR
e 70 Beach, 'delightfuly entertained tn
e Utilian Glass of the Presbyterian
o church at a party on Friday evening
h Feb. 27,. at the home of Mrs. Over
holt on E. Main street. Class busi
Y ness was transacted and then gener
n al good time was enjoyed by all pres
ent. The rest of the evening a de
icious lunch of pineapple sherbet, cak
and coffee was served by the hostes
eS.
n John Williams, of Lorain, made /;
n short call on his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. l. H. Brotts, on Monday ev
). ening.
Y Robert Howe, of Akron, spent tn
week end in the Crofoote home OF
Pleasant street.
The Westminster Guild will NEE
with Miss Lucille Carter, Monday
evening at 8 o'clock. r.
Watch for the date of the Wheeler
Millinery opening.
A fine line of new wall paper, alst
some good patterns in last years stocl
which will be sold cheap at Brott'.
store. Look us over before going els
where.
Do you remember how disappointed
you were when you found out that thu
American Legion Military Ball which
the Joseph Fixler post was going tt
have at Seville on the 23rd of Febru
ary, had to be called off on account o1
the Flu? Well here's chance to gel
back that smile because that part,
you wanted to go to SO badly is going
to be held at Post headquarters in Sc
vile on the 18th of March, Monday
evening. It will be the same kind o1
party, as the other one was going tc
be, only the date has been changed
There will be music for dancing, gooc
music too. There will be punch Wher
you are thirsty, (no stick in it tho.)
There will be all kinds of relics anc
souvenirs on display and bunch o1
real honest-to- goodness good looking
really.truly heart-captivating ane
heart-breaking soldiers IN UNI
FORM to show you around and tel
you all about them. For fear that
everybody will not be suited, there
will be offered the opportunity tt
spend the evening at cards. Every.
body is invited and we want every.
body to come. We believe that this
is the first chance that most people
have had to Isee very many military
articles and have their use explained
The price Of admission is very reason.