The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-07-21
THE SEVILLE JOURNAL

tawa, Ill, returned home with her
aunt and uncle for a little visit.
Big Pa Taylor was on the sick list
a few days last week, under the doc
tors care, but we see he is out again.
Mrs. Shirley Crofoote is sick with
lumbago and nervous trouble.
Mrs. Walter Hay returned home
last week from Wooster city hospital
where she had a slight operation on
her little toe.
Mrs. Anderson who underwent an
operation at the City hospital Wooster
a few weeks ago, is improving rapid
ly and Mr.. Anderson expects to bring
her home this week.
William Steele was rushed to the
q ity ,o>pitai, Wooster, last Friday
night and underwent an operation for
He is reported as get
tin. along nicely.
Mrs. Ed. Steele is not quite so well.
She had a bad spell with her heart
Sunday. DR.. Stoll of Wooster was
called for council for Mrs. Steele last
week.
On Monday afternoon on the 4:40
car, between Leroy and Seville, Mot
orman Wandel had miraculous
escape from instant death. He got
on top of his car to fix the trolley
and in some way got shock that
doubled him up and he rolled off the
top of the car to the ground uncon-
cious His hands and feet were bad
ly burned. DR.. Beach was called and
gave him first aid, when he was con-
veyed to his home in Lodi. The same
car was struck by lightning last week.
Would you call that car a "Jonah?"
A very sad message came to Mrs.
Clyde Weaver and Mrs. Grover Pease
from West Salem, on Sunday after
noon, saying tina ttheir niece, Pauline
Dreibelbis, beautiful girl of II years
old, had died and that her mother,
sister of Mrs. Pease and Mrs. Weaver
was very sick. They took the car
for West Salem at once, but when
they arrived they found Mrs. Dreibel-
bis dead. The long strain of her
daughters illness had impaired her
health and when the nurse told Mrs.
Dreibelbis her daughter was passing
away she went to the medicine chest
and took what she thought was a
bottle of medicine, but in her grief
got hold of the wrong bottle and took
a dose of carbolic acid. A double
funeral was held on Wednesday morn.
ing from the home. Mr.. Dreibelbis
in his great grief and sorrow, has the
sympathy of a host of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Weltz and chill
dren of Wadsworth were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lowrey on Mon
day.
Mrs. Mabel Harmon of Cleveland
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Fred Criner, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morten Bates of Can
ton, O., were Sunday guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Don Wheeler.
Frank Brubaker, Sammie Eshelman,
Ray Welday, Harry Orndorf, Mr.. An
derson and Clark Goodman knocked
off on their job at the Union Chain
Mfg. Co. on Monday, to go to Akron
to see the elephants.
Clyde Thomas and his cousin, ,Jes.
sic Eckert Of Barberton, drove to
Sandusky on Wednesday for pleas
ure trip. They will visit there sew
eral days.
William Christy Cabne's powerful
human document, THE Stealers," Is
the subject of the play for the picture
show Saturday night
Another boy arrived in town. Born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clark a
son Tuesday evening, July 10. Hap
py parents, their first son.
A full account Of the tragic death o,
Forrest Morgan and grandson, Law
renee Lutz, is given on page of this
paper.
The dauble funeral Of Mr.. Forrest
Morgan and grandson, Lawrence
Lutz was held on Saturday afternoon.
July 16, from the home on Liberty
street, and was one of the largest
funerals ever held in Seville Mr.,
Morgan had been business man and
resident Of Seville for many years and
had host of friends here and in the
surrounding country. Rev. A. R.
Woodwork conducted the funeral
services. Miss Halle Bell sang "Beau-
tiful Isle Of Somewhere" and Mrs.
aro,y Eoc+ar e,,o Hrrka T-t.;4. !. d,