The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-05-27
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

Mrs. Emma Drushel took a trip tol
Chippewa Lake and Wadsworth over
the weekend visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Irwin Eigler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bonhaml spent
Sunday in Wooster with Mr.. Bon
harn's brother. 1t was his birthday
anniversary and there were 38 rela-
tives and friends present to help him
celebrate. x IA TX ;E
Mrs. Isadore johnson and little
daughter of Akron are spending few
days with the formers mother, Mrs.
Frances Hart. "
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G, Brumbaugh,
Mt and Mrs. VIM. Hosmer, Bessie
Wilder, Mrs. Martha Showacre and
Mrs. Tom Nc Coy attended inspection
Of the Eastern Star Chapter at Medina
Saturday evening.
Frank Ody, Harley Williams and
W.n. Brumbaugh attended a meeting
81 me Masonic order in Mansfield on
Friu.y. "a
Frank Brubaker visited his two lit
tie boys at the Wayne county Chill
Idren's Home last week Wednesday,
Mrs. Dan Hall motored to Lorain
last week and spent a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Bert Miller. Mrs.
Millerreturned with her and spent the
! day. \, w s,
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Wagner and
lbaby Robert Joined Mr. and Mrs. JIG.
4 Auckerlnan Of Auckerrnan Station in
a pleasant auto trip to Cleveland on
Sunday, visiting their grandmother
Fischer.
i Nelson Wheeler and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Kennedy and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walter and
children were Sunday dinner guests of
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, the Soc-
Icasion being the birthday anniversary
| of Mr.. Wheeler. We don't konw how
many candies were on the. cake. Frank
! kept thatSto himself. VI
4 William Shook is .on the sick list
i for the past few days. M
| Sam Owen is improving so fast at
4 the Wooster hospital that he expects
to get home sometime this week.
i Ed. Freeman is able to get down
I town on c,rtehes now. He has had a
serious time with his foot, having
| stepped on rusty nail quite while
ago and blood poison set in causing
\ -lhim great deal Of pain and trouble. +
II Abou.y12 membersNpf the Joseph
4 Fixler Post of the American Legion
Il assisted in the burial Of Richard
!, Cheeny, a con1rade Of Leroy, Monday
, afternoon. His body arrived home
! from over seassa few days ago.
Mrs. Hange and daughter Marion
iwere dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
! William Myers, Sunday. They at
| tended the baccalaureate services al
,lLeroy, Maxine Meyers and Marion
|. Hange being members of the senior
class Of Leroy. #
Cal. 4and Eva are putting in a ga.
/ / crate in their library. + guess they
II have cold feet. Hope we won't hav'
1 low pressure. u,
! Mrs. Hattie Clapper of WadsWortl
a IS spending the week with her daugh
/ ter, Mrs. Morgan Hadley.s VII
!. Mrs. Carl Murray and two childrel
4 are visiting her mother, Mrs. Charlie
e Talbot, in Crest1ine this week.
The 10th ANIMAL reunion of the Mar
/ tin family will be held at Chippewi
q Lake park on Wednesday, June 8. AL
relatives are urged to be present AM
1 bring knife, fork, spoon and cup, AM
: eats.
i Helen Taylor and Nova Shoup wer
!. two of the little girls to enjoy Ma,
Il day at Leroy Friday.
I lMr. and Mrs. Erwin Reese Of Mar
: shalyille called on Mr.. and Mrs. III
I, Brotts Monday morning. They wer
{ enroute to Oberlin and Cleveland. MI
|, Reese Is looking for farm.
Mrs. Roy Gantz and two little girl
"a of Cleveland were -Week-end visitor
Of MI. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap. NJ
IL The Seville: ten-piece orchestra wi
y furnish the music for commencement
n night, Thursday, !, May ~. vi. y'F.
j Andrew Taylor made a business tri
j to Cleveland Monday. " ,S
Geo. Wells Of Milton street, was ca
n "a to Milwaukee, Wis, on account 4
the serioAs illness Of his brother.
Ensign johnson and friend, Nj
Mong Of Cleveland, were Dime
\ guests at the c. E. Swagler home Sa'
.s urday. ", !,
Df. Hard and wife and Mrs. Hard
u sister, Miss Elizabeth Miller, attent
h ed the funeral Of Mrs. Laura Craddoc:
of Penfield, Thursday Of last weel
Mrs. Craddock is sister OF Mrs sHar
and Miss Miller.