The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-09

their business last Saturday night
and now Seville is without a bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs Becker just simply quit,
not because they had to, but because
they wanted to. A good reason.
i Brown-Spice Wedding
4 A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at o'clock Wednesday after
. noon, March 81, when Miss Agnes
, Brown of Cleveland and Mr. Amos
Spice of Seville were united in mar
) riage at the home Of the bride, 1920
Euclid avenue, Rev. A. r. Woodwork
of Seville officiating. The wedding
/ march, "Here Comes the Bride" wa
]. played by Miss Brentz of Cleveland
: The bride was gowned in gray voil
t over old rose satin, and carried bride
r roses. She was attended by her tw
d sisters, Misses Bella and Amy Brown
/ who wore blue voile over blue satir
r. The wedding supper was served
le the Woman's Cottage, where Mr.
Spice had a position before her mai
ri rage. The following are the guest
n h who attended: Mrs. George Brow
u Il mother of the bride and the two 81
~. ters of the bride, Misses Bella al
:, ;, Amy Brown of st. Catharines, Car
y, - Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Spice of Leste
he ~, Ohio, Mrs. Florence Immel and Mi
ct ct Gertrude Spice of Seville. Mr.. al
re ro Mrs. James Mamie and Miss Bess
!, Marine, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marn
~ ,m' Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Pringle, Mr.. a.
oaji Mr.. William Rea, and daughter Ali'
IN IN Mrs. Mary Eadie, of Cleveland, a
from the Womnas Cottage were MI
CT Mary Wilkson, Miss Kathrine Pail
,Il Ill Miss Hilda Berntz, Miss jamie Wee
10 ~ Miss Mabel Rusterholtz, Miss Tes
~ " Zekoes, Miss Julia Mamie, Miss Ma
clio Firm, and Mr.. Robert r. Walters
sio IN Cleveland. Amid shower of r
i" Mr.. and Mrs. Spice boarded Sou
western car for Seville where tf
er- will be at home to their friends
.en PLEASANT street.
ng:
[rs.
,m- Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reynolds
Cleveland are farming, the Por
,,., Crawford farm this year. Ray v
n r formerly Seville boy, and has m:
80 friends here who will welcome
a a back.
rs . Corwin Minton, Robert Fos
!. @ ~ Herbert and Neal Mccoy were he
VI from O. S. u, Columbus, for
~, days. visit with their parents.
VIII Mr.. Shirly Crofoote visited,
,ath "a daughter, Marie, at the City no
llve tai, Wooster, Sunday, and reports
ONE getting along fine after her op
er a ton for appendicitis. If notl
cpl more sets in she will be, able to c
seri- home in about week.
dan- Mr.. Ambroe Wertz and daugl
WIN W.T. Ethel, visited Mrs. Wertz at the /
Re, K. hospital at Wooster Easter
,.oio day. Mr.. Wertz reports his wifi
MA improving. She was operated on
one gall stones few weeks ago.
new Lloyd Phelps and wife and
esus baby Pete of Ashland were Es
re- Sunday guests Of Lloyd's par
oe- Mr.. and Mr.. H. H. Phelps.
,vely William Thomas and family
veral Wadsworth who recently bought
tne Bassett Rayne place on Milton S
. moved here last week, and Mr.. Tl
. as will take possession of the 1;
garage, which he bought the fir
March. Mr.. Thomas is an\expe
auto repairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Cook and n
er, Mrs. Bayard, motored to V
III City Wednesday Of last week.
III Mrs. Emma Johnson spent the
end in Lorain visiting her son
end wife, and her sister, Mrs.
Kaufman nee Hull.
Mrs. Floyd Lehman and son
returned from their Texas trip
Wednesday. Mrs. Lehman is il
health and reports fine time.
Mrs. Bert Miller of Lorain
last week with her parents, Mr.
mr.. Charles High. She cal
take her son Clifford home. He
spending his vacation with his 6
father and grandmother and wa'
en- sick with tonsilitis. M
Mrs. Blackburn had letter
Eustis, Fla, stating that Floyt
dangerously ill with malarial fe
G MT. anu MTS. DIduy uau eo
; end guests, Mrs. ,Brady's sister
Funk and little daughter, 9fs
land. rs
Mrs. Mary Taylor, who has
spending the winter months
Miss Sue Alden in Medina rel
home Saturday.
Mrs. George Carter and da'
Lucille spent Saturday in Gle
shopping. ,j5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rounds, al
and Mrs. Ray Smith and little
ter Of Cleveland were Easter
Of their mother Mrs. Olive Ror
Presbyterian church. &C. H.
man, pastor. At 10 a. m. tn
- communion will be observed. J