The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-27

end with her friend, Miss Rhea Ryan
and Rev. and Mrs. Gardiner in their
Akron home.
R. L. Gayman and wife of Medina
visited at, the Fred Taylor home on
Thursday.
Mr.. Tuttle and Mr., Ed. Loomis of
Medina were in Seville Friday after
roon.
Mrs. Sarah Brumbaugh, Mrs. Will
liam Tylor, Mrs. Clint Rogers, Mrs.
Floy Hoiier, Mrs. Martha Showacrc,
Mrs. William Hosrner and daughter
Thhresa and Miss Irene Brumbaugh
are attending Grand Chapter meeting
in Cleveland this week.
Rev. M. L. Woolf, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, attended the
County Sunday School convention at
| Homerville Sunday afternoon and
gave short talk.
4 Charles Summerns and wife visited
friends in. Dennison, O., last week.
4, Mrs, Frances Hart left Seville the
4 first Of the week for Akron, where she
will make her home with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Isadore Johnson, for the win
ter. Mrs. Hart has many warm friend:
in Seville who are very sorry to have
her leave here, but the best Of friend.
must part.
: A PLEASANT social affair of las
!. week was the Halloween party of thu
: Utilian class, held at Mrs. Roy Arm
n strong's. The assistant hostesse
were Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. E. 1
a Overdorf and Mrs. Floy Holser. Tn
J. ghosts received and led the guests t
It the fortune teller who read thei
d palms, and certainly gave them chee
: full future, according to all reports
e One maid was to have six husbands j
l. one year. one was to marry blon
IS widower and would have six ch;1drel
,s which would be a bright future fc
z most women this day and age. Th
lg house was decorated in Hal1owe'e
le colors and was lighted in keeping wit
er Halloween and napkin and dune
ie cap was provided for each guest ft
ze the lunch hour. Sandwiches, sala
ID doughnuts and sweet cider served
m pop bottles, the baked beans wel
OF served in a 4-gallon dishpan, and ye
r. could take plenty; popcorn balls we
q the last course. An auto race WI
;t. INDUCED in by the Studebaker, Fol
us and Mitchell. The Studebaker VIZ
vn the race. The class was then call,
ne to order by the president and Office
ne were elected for the coming year
IS follows: Mrs. Walter Hay, =. esIder
tn Mrs. Harry Hard, 1st vice pres, al
Mrs. Paul Elliott, I'd vice pres; Nj
'e- Joe Bonham, sec. and treas. Thirt
two members answered to roll ca
re All enjoyed the evening and went
ITS their homes glad that they were mel
bers Of the Utilian class.
as The reception held at the Meth
has dist church last week for Rev. Les
,k- Bohnert and wife was we'll attend
HE by Methodists and sister churches
vii Baptists and Presbyterians. Rev. f.
Smith had the program in charge. R
lth Woolf Of the Presbyterian church ga
pc a talk and as "a minister welcom
Rev. Bohnert to Seville. Rev. D.
ur- Martin Of Rochester, N. Y, Bapt
nur minister visiting in Seville, last we
ing also gave talk. A short program
music and duets was rendered ant
LIS. dainty lunch Of fruit punch and waf
ren was served by the Ladies' Aid.
J. Fifteen of the B. Y. P. U. soci
herl of the Baptist church enjoyed h
:ve- and hound hunt last Friday event
lch- The hares started at 4 o'clock and
hounds cornered them in Eich
ana woods, where they enjoyed a wei
ter, roast, returning home at o'clock
veg Mrs. E. H. Warner Of Wooster ,
a guest in the home Of Rev. Smith
'eek Wednesday Of last week.