The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-06
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

! enjoyed the afternoon and felt that
the time was well spent.
/ We had all sorts OF showers in Seville
last week, wet and dry. and q big sur
p;ise party at the homie II Mrs. Fred
Mr.. Vanderhoof and Miss Josephine
Weaver were Wooster visitors Saturday
/ afternoon.
/. Frank Frazier VI Cleveland visited oy
er the weekend With his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. q. krnzicr. who recently re-
turned from st. Petersburg, Fla. !.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steele returned from
!, Eustis, Fla, on Friday. Mrs. Steele Is
sick and was brought thru on cot.
She stood the trip better than was ex-
Il rtcted, but was very tired. 9s
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kendall have
bought lot on Homestead street and
will build new home at once.
i The cemetery trustees are beautify-
ing the "city Of the dead" by filling up
the graves and Strengthening the monu
ments. They worked there all last
week, getting every thing in good
shape for Decoration day and for the
summer.
Jacob Millers body was brought to
j Seville for burial last week from Akron
J In Seville at the same time Jimmie Ed
| wards worked here. Twenty large auto
! loads Of people came with the body.
), Mrs. John Morehouse,, who has had
!. 9 severe sick spell. is improving. Her
7 daughter, Mrs. b. e. Frazer Of ClevI-
land Is taking care Of her.
!. A. F. Gray Of Cleveland spent the
! week end with his daughter. Mrs. Jho
Minton.
Frank Brubaker went to Akron Sun.
y day to see his new nephew. born tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brubaker.
Mrs. G. A. Pierce and daughter Wands
Il of Rittman spent Thursday with theI
: aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. E.G. Cross
3 9. A. Pierce and daughter Thelma cam
I for them In the auto in the evening.
= M. e. Frazier went to Cleveland OF
= Friday to assist his son Frank iii hi
v wholesale fruit and vegetable house 70
. a few days.
= Clarence Baker and son Floyd caugh
= catfish in Chippewa Lake a few da--
q ago that weighed pounds and measuT
(. ed 2 feet and inches. Some fish al
"a right.
4 The seatsfor the picture show build
a. ing pave arrived and we will y IN hav
a sh.w.
G. e. Swagler was a business calle
in Cleveland Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Saner returned from Texa
Thursday, where she spent the wintt
| with her son.
Mrs. Amos Spice is spending the wee
v in Cleveland visiting her sister and otl
a er friends.
Mrs. Ellen shankey is attending Ket
Normal, she started last Monday. Mr.
Shankey is fitting herself for teacl
er. .s4.s
) brought to Seville, accompanied by h,
daughter, Mrs. J. W. Moir, from Indial
apolis, Ind, where she died April 2
The funeral was held on TUESDAY, Ms
Sat 10 am, from the home of her sist'
in-law. Mrs. Alice Crywford, on Cent,
the services. The remains were la
in beautiful Mound Hill cemetery n
deceased was sister of p w. GRAY
. ford and formerly lived in Seville.
Mr.. Samuel linme! is having serio'
trouble with his eyes, Council W
ter and DR.. John Beach. Mr. Immel
under the care of q special nurse.
Mrs. Ed. Steele was brought fro
Akron in Mr.. Rippeth's ambulance
Creston last Friday. Dr.: Hard, n
Shook met her at Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Phelps and litt
son Petey of Ashland. spent Sunday
the H. II. Phelps LONE
ri Baby Helen Maria Arnold Of Vail
City spent last week with her aul
Mrs. Kirk Cook. 1t was quite a VII
for little tot not two years old.
Mrs. Ewings Sunday guests were h
brothers, Cloyd McElvain from Pan
ma and r. B. McElvain and wife
Mrs Ed Good and Mrs. Leo Huffm
- visited Mrs. De Void in Cleveland Su
day. Mrs. De Void has left the hosp
al and Is with friends and is improvir
Walter Hay is in Chicago on busine
this week.
L. Anderson Of Chicago is the ne
diemaker at the Union Chain Mfg. {
Fred Lowry and wife have bought
lot on Pleasant street and expect
build home this summer. Mr.. Low
is one of the four partners of
Porcelain Co., Seville's new industry.
Mrs. LaVonne Bates has sold her fal
to Gangler and Son Of Barberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Campbell spe
Sunday in Akron visiting Mr.. Campbe
niece, Mrs. Walter Merrett, and fami
ul Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson Of N
idina Nell Thomson Of Chippewa La
and Clarence Carter and family of
rea, were Sunday guests at the II