The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-06-16
TIE SEVILLE JOURNAL

attended the funeral of Mr.. Boone
in Sterling on Monday afternoon.Mr.
Boone's body was brought to Seville
for burial.
May Long, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Long, formerly Of Seville
died at her home in Barberton on
Wednesday of last week.
Mrs. Maude Gordon, who under
went an operation at the City hospit-
al, Wooster, four weeks ago, return
ed Thursday, and is gaining nicely.
| Mrs. Merle Overholt was taken sick
suddenly on Sunday evening while
at the electric station. DR.. Hard was
called and took her home in his
auto. -' y
Mr.. and Mrs. Washbinder of Ak
ron visited their aunt and uncle, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Dunlap Sunday.
We regret to say that Rev. A. r.
1 Woodworth, pastor Of the Baptist
church, preached his farewell sermon
last Sunday morning.
| The Seville ten-piece orchestra SER
enaded Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeifer, the
new landlord and lady on Saturday
evening after the concert, in appreci-
alton of having hotel in Seville
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jordon of Cres-
ton, Mrs. Shirley Crofoote and daugh
ter Marie, took an auto trip to Ash
land Saturday afternoon and spent
the weekend with Mrs. Frank Gro
foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank REM of Me-
dina and Mrs. Mary Geohner of Ak
ron spent Wednesday afternoon at the
C. E. Swagler home.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Russell spen
the weekend with friends in San
a dusky.
Miss Bella Brown of Cleveland i
+ spending the week with her sister
It Mrs. Amos Spice on Pleasant street
Wiley Pease of Massillon spent tn
: weekend at Lily Beach's home witt
e his friend Louise.
!, A. J. Michael, proprietor of tn
Il Oasis restaurant, moved his famil,
into the rooms vacated by Mr.. an
e Mrs. Swartz, over the restaurant O.
8 Wednesday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Gehman and Mr.. an
Mrs. McFadden' of Medina wer
= the out-of-town guests at the Methe
y dist Episcopal church Sunday morr
ing to hear Rev. Dale Critz preac
~ y and they took dinner at Postmaste
n Taylor's.
: Mrs. Allen Rickard, who is on tn
sick list, is reported some better.
Children's Day will be observed a
ID the Methodist Episcopal church Jun
w 19, at 10 a. m. All are invited.
B. W. Drake and wife, photograph
a ers from Mansfield, who have ha
is charge Of the Forrest Mcdowell bus
at ness here while he was sick, return
ed to there home Wednesday, M
s- Mcdowell being able to look afte
r.. his own business again. .
~ VIM. Armstrong Of Wooster
is spending the week with his son,
is D. Armstrong and family. JAIN
A pedro party was one of II
er social affairs of last week held \
the Frank Wheeler home on Thur
vo day evening it being the birthday al
II niversary Of Mrs. Wheeler, and hi
nd friends surprised her. Eight, coul
tn les, making four tables. A picn
lunch was served.
rs' Hugh Brumbaugh of Clevelan
We formerly Seville boy, underwent 6
on operation of a very serious natu
ne at the st. Alexis hospital last Mo
ed day morning. In MESA,
from his daughter Mildred, to h
'k- Grandma Brumbaugh, she stated
ne was doing as well as could be expee
MOI ed at the time.
4 The Utilian class Of the Presbyte
! ian Sunday school had a picnic al
! a general good time, at the pleasa
ii e. 80 L.,,oo of Mr.. nxJ M,,r q NJ