The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-01-07
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

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MIR. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap were
at dinner at Harry Ken ,
dall's last Sunday.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion on Monday night; Mayor Don L.
Crawford presiding. The usual order
of business was transacted and Har-
vey Taylor was appointed cemetery
trustee to fill the vacancy created by
Fred George.
Rev. Gardner and wife spent few
days last week with their daughter,
Mrs. Winkler of Akron. =
A large and appreciative audience
was at the town hall Monday night to
hear, "The Ithacans," number on the !
high school lecture course.
Miss Cora McElroy has resigned her
position with the Thomas garage and
accepted a position with the Ohio
Farmers Ins. Co. at Leroy, starting
work there the first of the year.
Mrs. c. L. Matteson, Mrs. Emma
Bostwick, Miss Helen Bowlus, Miss
Frances Brockway and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph /. Bostwick attended the matt
nee at the Opera House, Cleveland, on
New Years day.
The L. c. A. Ladies held their an
nual meeting on Monday afternoon
at the Presbyterian church. The fol-
lowing trustees were elected; Mrs.
Charles Dix, president; Mrs. c. L.
Matteson, Mrs. Mary Elliott, Mrs. Joe
Bonham and Mrs. Geo. Taylor; Mrs.
Matte Showacre, secretary; Mrs. H.
H. Kindig, treasurer. A committee
was appointed to arrange program
for an entertainment for the 23d OF
February. The committee are: Miss
Marian Beach, Mrs. Ralph Bostwick,
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Don Craw-
ford. A good report was given by
the secretary and treasurer of the
years work.
One of the many pleasant social at
fairs of last week was the house-warm
ing and watch night party at the beau
tiful new home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
/. Bostwick at Chippewa Lake Com
munity grounds on New Years eve.A
six o'clock dinner was served to the
following guests: Miss Frances Brock
way of Orangeville, Pa, Supt. Howe
and wife, Michael Meyer and Miss
Vera Roberts of Leroy, Charles
Stokes and Robert Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don L. Crawford and daughter,
Jane, Mrs. c. L. Matteson, Miss Hell
en- Bowlus, Mrs. Emma Bostwick, Miss
Louise Beach and friend Mr.. Pease
of Massillon. All enjoyed the after
noon and night and at an early hour
in the morning of Jan. /, wishing Mr.,
and Mrs. Bostwick happy New Year
the guests boarded the Southwestern
cars for home.
The Merry Matrons club with their
husbands and few friends gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Swagler on New Years eve to watch
the old year out and the new year in,
The fun began at an early hour and
lasted until the cry of Happy New
Year was heard all over the house.
Games and stunts were played and
illustrated songs were drawn. Some
artists there alright. Now there was
H. H. Phelps-why the picture he
drew of Little Boy Blue, if you were
to buy it, would be cheap at any price;
and Mr.. Lowry drew "On the Trail
of the Lonesome Pine" and it was
so real we all saw ourselves travelling
that way. Mrs. Bonham had them
all guessing and finally had to sing
when Johny Comes Marching
Home" An oyster supper was serv
ed with ice cream and cake and coffee
for dessert. A few minutes before
the clock struck twelve, Mrs. Swaglel
and Mrs. w. G. Brumbaugh sang, &C
Hear dem Bells Ringing the Old Yea
In" They had an old cow bell tina
they demonstrated with. 1t was rea
noisy, not saying anything about tn
sweet tones. Some of this gang did
MT go home until near breakfast time
III c. E. Swagler, Clarence Shumakel
I A. S. Foster, Geo. Taylor, Paul Wild
er and John Walker attended the y
M. c. A. banquet at the Taylor I'M
Lodi, Monday night.
Lee Rebman of Ashland called o
friends in Seville Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith of Clev'
land were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
| Taylor for New Years day!
u At the regular meeting of the v
4 B. A. lodge on Monday night the TO
n lowing officers were installed: Con
mander, Eva Swagler; Lieut., Mr
Huff; Past Com, Sarah Brumbaugl
Chaplain, Eva Rogers; Lady-at-arm
Aldyce Hosmer; Record Keeper, Ma
inc Myers, Collector; Armada Brott
Seargent, Elizabeth Meyers; Sentin
Mrs. Dunlap; Picket, Mrs. Floren
Fetzer; Color Bearers, Goldie Be
and Nettie Marks. Mrs. Sarah Brur
baugh was the installing officer.
ter installing, draping of the chart
for Miss Carrie Harris was held T
services were beautiful. The invit
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Harry Fee
ler, intimate friends lof Carrie. T
flowers used in the ceremony we
presented to Mrs. Feesler, who So
they would be sent to the cemetery
Carries grave.
Another old resident of Seville pa.
ed away last week-Mr. Jacob M
Ter, who died Wednesday mornir
Dec. 29, at 2;30 o'clock at the age
78 years. Death was caused by har
ening of the arteries. Mr.. Miller h
= been failing for quite awhile, but W
. able to be up and around until f,
: days before his death. The fune
J was held from his home on the Pi
q road on Friday afternoon. The s,
- vices were conducted by Rev. Glane
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