The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03

Lots of excitement in Seville the /
past week. Two auto thieves, were
caught BY Marshal Fred Bowers last
week Wednesday evening right on the |
public square. MIR. oBwers received
a telephone call from Sterling that
the car of Frank Whitmore from Bur-
bank had been stolen at Sterling and
x the thieves were headed this way.
Bowers got his gun and watched for
the car, jumped on the running board
of the car and pointed the gun into
z their faces. They threw up their
. .'mitsp without ceremony and were
landed in Seville's little Jail TO await
the sheriff from Wooster, who was on
the job later that night. We hope
II Wayne county court will give them all
that's coming to them.
On Friday night thieves entered
4 Rogers jeweiry store and helped them
selves to about $4,000 worth Of
goods. It looked like green hands.
at the business, as they entered a
rear window. "
The Horse and Cattle Protective as
sociation have quite a case on their
hands, Ed. Coons, living on the
Wadsworth road had a fine calf three
months old. weighing about 500
pounds, stolen and the same 1
N truck that took the calf took one Of
VIM. Reich's pigs. The association
is working on the, case. N. Il
The Merry Matron club Halloween
= = a. 1. af 4 %I,x, 10 ,,tsfs,1 ~rtsntrv
. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. .Verd Welday
on Friday evening, was surely a howl
!, ing success, judging by the fun and
sports the committee sprung on US
\ Unexpectedly. The home was deco
\ rated in keeping with Halloween,
\ Jack o'Lanterns made of large pump
kins staring at you from, every corn
\ ,er. Games and contests were played
! and prizes awarded to the hosts Mr..
Welday, Guy Zigler, Harve Phelps,
Mrs. Rohrer. Yes, there were sever
al boeby prizes given and Mrs. Phelps
Mrs. Shumaker, Jay Nom, Fred Tay-
\ Ior and Bert Shumaker and, believe,
Mr.. Bell, were on the BOBBY list. The
M lunch caused much merriment, being
u served from dishes cut from pumpkins
III OF All sizes, and consisted Of delicious
VI chicken sandwiches, pickles, olives
potato chips, cheese tid-bits, pumpkin
Y Bic, doughnuts and apples and coffee.
z, Oh yes, We had baked beans, served
A on piece Of waxed paper, which were
to be eaten coon fashion, knives and
forks not allowed. The guests were
game and got away with the beans
The plates We ate from were old straw
hats that we wore to meeting SO year.
ago, with a napkin in them. a 4
whisk broom was passed for toott
picks. After supper we had more
games Y Wooster and Arnwell play
ed football with an egg that had thu
contents blown out Of It. Am Wei
Y gained the victory. You have 'heart
4.of people whistling to keep up thei
courage Wooster with Bert Shumak
4 ar as captain started a college yell t
Keep up their courage and started fo
home. OF course it was time to go
midnight. \,
~ The Girls Glee club Of the colleg
Of Wooster, party of thiry girls in
cluding violinist and reader, vii
give an entertainment in the Presby
terian church Friday evening Of thi
week at 8 o'clock. This is great op
portunity for Seville folks, for frs
" class college girls glee club seldom
s CONES to Seville. Come and enjo
this treat while you have the opportu
X ity. Admission, IS cents J. ss3a N3. 8 I.
\ The Baptist Halloween party hel
4 at the parsonage Wednesday evening
was greatly enjoyed BY large crowt
The usual fortune teller was there an
!, also band of gypsies. Games wer
played and the usual Halloween spoi
NM was INDUCED in and lunch was servet
Mrs. Rebecca Reynolds Of Clevelan
.5 spent the past week with friends an
relatives iii Seville and Leroy.
The Ocglla1la Camp Fire Girls er
tertained the HiaWatha Camp Fir
!, girls of Lodi at a Halloween part
#s3 Friday evening in their club rooms
HI the town hall, There were about Z
girls from Lodi presentmaking a tot
Of about 40 girls, and say, when
girls get together there is fun an
amusement galore. Mrs. Roy Arm
strong acted as leader and chaperone
the girls. "A Halloween lunch W;
II served. I. IN.
Mrs. Sol Grille Of Creston, Mrs. v
w. Daniels and two daughters, Esth,
I and HELEN of Leroysand Mrs. Rebe
s3 Ii ca Reynolds Of Cleveland, spent Thu
"a h day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Henr
In Al letter written BY Lloyd Bos
wick Of ST. Petersburg, Fla, to h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. "a. Bostwic
he gives description of the awf
storm that struck that city last wee
R The letter was written the, 25th
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