The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-10-01
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

John Wallick, and daughter, Mrs. But
Ter, and niece, Miss Helen Wallick
lof indianapolis, Ind, were called to
her bedside. The funeral was held
from her late home on Friday after
noon at o'cloclA the services conduct
ed by her pastor, Rev. Woolf OF the
| Presbyterian church, >where she has
been faithful member for many
years. Mrs. Stokes leaves to mourn
her loss one sister. Miss Amanda Wal
lick of Seville, and one brother, John
Walick Of indianapolis, and nieces
and host of friends.
j Mrs. Harry Grafton spent Friday
/ with her daughter, Mrs. Rayne, in
Wadsworth.
| Mrs. Alice Elliott Shane, who has
been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
: Mary Elliott, returned to her home in
Il East Orange, N. j., last Thursday.
The Seville high school boys and
: girls had jolly good time at a VEIN
: er roast in Bert Shocks woods on Fri
! day night. ,ar
4 Lester ,Rohrer is taking course o1
: studies in Oberlin college this year.
!. Mrs. Mary Matteson and daughter
Mrs. Ida Saner, entertained at dinner
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. John More
house.
nj Mrs. Page visited her daughter il
). Akron Thursday.
" Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lutz of Chip
d pewa. Lake were guests OF Mr.. an
d Mrs. John Morehouse Friday. The
s. are old chums.
n Judging by the looks of the crow
se on the streets on Saturday even1n
" there must have been two or thre
thousand people attending the ban
d, carnival given under the auspices
at the Jos. Fixler Post, No. 249, Anne
s. lean Legion, and our young soldier
st and their helpers are to be congrat!
ne lated in their arrangements and
r, tie way they handled the big crow
No accidents occurred and no rowd,
= I;sm was tolerated. A nice, clea
gathering AMI every body had GOO
time.
Now how is .his-15 to S in fav'
Of Seville, 'ast friday. b:'ween 5
will. high and Leroy, on the Sevll
e. ground? A good itartei fol. our ,bo
~ and it is the first game they ha
w played this season. Keep up the go'
X work.
Don Rickard and wife Of Akron we
weekend guests Of Don's parents, M
and Mrs. Allen Rickard, and we
among the crowd at the carnival
Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Weaver a
~ little son, Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Grov
ISIPease and two children, and ,Grandr
Pease. attended the 10th birthday 8
niversary of Mrs. Eidt of Polk. M
Fidt is the mother of Mrs. Pease a
tMrs. Weaver. This surprise pa1
was arranged by her children, a
Mrs. Eidt had the pleasure OF navi
them all with her for the day. A r
mic supper was served by the. sons
= daughters and all enjoyed the day
y. Mr.. Datis johnson of Creston sp..
the weekend with his daughter, M
C. E. Swagler.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tyler, Mr.. 9
Mrs. Bassett Rayne and little dau'
ter were out on a picnic auto trip
Sunday, visiting Lorain and Gle
ms land.
"S Little Jane Crawford, daughter
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Don Crawford, has b.
sne M quite sick for the past few days.
ING Oh JOY! We just heard that W
was once Seville's beautiful hotel,
10 been sold again, and Seville will HI
L.07 a real hotel once more. Some g
|, "A news, I say! -.
.'.O ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hale and
'.zs and Mrs. Harry Cole Of Akron sp
LA ithe weekend with their parents,
LA and Mrs. Geo. Halliwill and tool
Ms the carnival.
~ a The news of the death of Rev. }
o. Elliott reached his friends here
IL. - week.. He died at the home OF
ne mas daughter, Mrs. Paul R. Hickox,
IDS Troy, N. Y, Wednesday. Sept.
Rev. Elliott was 81 years old at
time of his death. He was well kn'
in Seville, serving as pastor OF
Presbyterian church Is years.