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

\ William Eggleston was taken to
the infirmary on Monday night and
died on Tuesday morning at S O'Clock
Of heart trouble. Burial took place
on Tuesday evening. III
Miss Ruth Jordon of the Pythianl
Home, Medina, is spending a few
weeks weeks with her many friends iii
Seville and is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dannley oa
A pleasant social affair of last week
was the joint birthday party of Mrs.
Earl Day and Miss Clara Noyes, at
the home Of Mrs, Earl Day, on Satur-
day evening. "A six o'clock dinner
was served, covers being laid for
IA guests, Those present were the
Misses .Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Dannley,
Miss Ruth Jordon, Miss Butler sd
the Day family. After the dinner was
served a little surprise party was in
waiting for Miss Noyes. Mrs. Day
had planned a little>reception for her,
invited a few friends to wish her many
happy returns Of the day, and served
them with sherbet and cake. All
enjoyed the occasion.
The w. B. A. ladies will meet at
the home Of Mrs. /. H. Brotts on Sum
day afternoon at 80 prompt to join
in line Of MARCH for Decoration Day
services, held ION Sunday afternoon.
Atnew orchestra of ten pieces has
been organized in Seville and is ready
now to give us some good music, with
Mrs Bessie Shultz lnee Houghton)
director and leader, first violinist;
Ralph Hulburt End violin; Miss JOSE
phine Lowrie, flute; DIR. Harry Hard
clarinet; Leonard Overs, cornet; Fred
Bowers, saxaphone; John Hosmer
trombone; Earl Day, base viol; Gene
, Frazier, trap drums, and Miss Mildred
Eicher at the piano. This orchestra
will play in the hall Sunday for Deco
ration Day services.
The Guilford Center ladies will serve
ice cream and cake, Decoration Day
afternoon and evening, in the Gull
/ ford Center Hall. Think of it-twc
big wedges of home made cake and :
big dish of ice.cream all for ten cents
Think Of itl
| Ball game last Monday afternoon
Seville high and Leroy high, % to 3
| in favor Of Seville, on the Seville dia
mond, How's that?
Z On last Saturday afternoon, May2l
the class of 1916 Of the Seville high
school held class party and reunion
at the home o t Mr., and Mrs. Car
Rohrer, Mrs. Rohrer being membel
| Of the class. All but one Of the tel
members were present. The after
noon and evening were spent in games
singing, and talking Of old times, ant
in reading the will and prophecy 0
the class, part of which has come tru,
and also reading very interestini
4 letter from Supt. Howell, who wa
i superintendent of the schools whel
! this class graduated, and had been in
| vited to- attend the reunion. On ac
j count Of business he was unable t.
fattend "A picnic supper was serve'
N in the dining room, which was beau
\ tifully decorated in blde and white
the class colors. The following ar,
1.-the members Of the class: Miss Their
! esa Frazier, Bessie Baker, There's;
Hosmer, Pauline Frazier Wad,
Stokes, Don Rickard, Harry Long
Mrs. Ruth Burkholder (nee Bakery
Mrs. Hale (nee Goldie Holliwill) ant
Mrs. Rohrer( (nee Eloise Swagler) AL
enjoyed the occasion and decided t.
hold this class of 1916 reunion annua
ly and thought that Mr.. and Mrs
Rohrer wonderful host and hostess.
n. A pleasant surprise4was given Mrs
Carl Simcox in honor of'her birthday
Monday evening of this week, at he
home. Those present were: Mr.. an
Mrs. E. Joy Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs
. Ben Simcox, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
| 0albraith, Miss Martin from Leroy
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Pease, Mr.. AM
i Mrs Clyde Weaver and son, Miss yc
, sephine Weaver, Mrs. Kirk Cook, MI
Il Carl Simcox Of Seville. Many beau
| tiful gifts were received. Mrs. B. N
Carr R. ~, hostess Of the evening
I Mrs. Blanche M. Carr, R. N, Wis
. tied her Husband and friends in &c
+ 1unbus last week and also attende
I Eastern Star inspection.
n Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. 9. 4
Simon were Ashland visitors Thurs
] day.
1. Next Saturday night, May %, (weat
/ er permitting), the first Of a series {
n open air concerts will be given in tn
J band stand, Seville. The committe
] on amusements appointed by tn