The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1914-12-04
VALLEY CITY

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Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Zacharias spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. George Zach
arias.
Miss Florence Obermiller of Min
eral City spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Obermil-
Ter.
Miss Edith Wolfe and Miss War
ner of Kent Normal spent Thank. Civ
ing with their respective parents.
Mr.. and Mrs: Reichard of Elyria
spent several days last week at Emil
Platz's.
Miss Stella Yost of Medina visited
her parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Beitt entertained
company from Medina on Thursday
and from Cleveland on Friday.
Mr.. J. A. Sailer spent Thanksgiving
with his mother and sister at Mans
field.
Miss Phoebe Heath of Hardscrabble
was the guest of Mrs. George Ham
mon last week.
Mr.. Vert Hastings spent Thanks
giving with his mother at Grafton.
Mr.. George Krebs has returned to
the Soldiers Home at Sandusky.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Grabenstetter and
Mrs. Bertha Hasel spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Huer in Cleveland.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Bennett of
Lisbon spent Sunday at Mr.. E. D.
Benefits.
Miss Gertrude Bishop of Medina
spent Sunday with Mrs. VIM. Hoppe.
Mr.. Richard Sargent and family of
Cleveland spent Thanksgiving day
with Mrs. Sam DIETRICH and family.
The infant son of Mr.. Fred Gayer
died November "a.
Mr.. Otto Roth and gentleman friend
OF Cleveland and Rev. Carl Roth and
Misses Emma and Helen Roth of
Monroeville, spent Thanksgiving with
Rev. and Mrs. Roth.
Miss Bertha Strosacker spent sew
eral days last week in Cleveland.
| Mr.. John Kreuger and family, Mr..
VIM. Kcenig and family, Mr.. J. Wal
ters and family, Mr.. Adam bangle
and Mr.. Keisler of Cleveland were the
guests of Mr.. George Mack on Sun
day for rabbit dinner.
Miss Alivine Muntz spent Sunday
at home. Her brother, who was spend
ing several days in Cleveland return
ed with her.
Miss Mabel MOBILES and Mr.. Walter
Richmond, both of Columbia, were
married at the Columbia Center
church, November 80.
Mr.. VIM. Reuter- and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Joe Levitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hasel spent
Thanksgiving at Grafton. They also
called on their cousins, Roy Zachar-
las, who is at the Elyria hospital.
Miss Rose Weber spent several
days last week in Canal Fulton.
Prof. S. W. Partridge, wife and
daughter Of Cortland, o., were the
guests of Prof Troxell and family
over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Maier of Grand Ledge, Mich,
and Mrs. Swearsey of Lansing, are
spending several weeks with Mrs. Joe
Levitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Jac. Smith of
Beebetown spent Sunday with Mrs.
Levitt.
Much credit must be given Miss Ap-
pleby and her pupils for the good
work they are doing in the line of
music; which certainly was shown at
the recital last Friday night.
Miss Sue Herring of Mineral Ridge
is spending several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Troxell.
Mrs. VIM. Hoppe accidently fell
from a chair while lowering a win
DOW last Saturday and broke two
ribs; her mother, Mrs. Jos. Stebel,
tried to help her and in doing so fell
herself, brusing her back; Mrs. Steb-
ell was not able to walk very we'll, for
about year ago she fell and broke
her hip.
Mrs. L. c. Prescher is taking the
place of Mrs. VIM. Hoppe as assistant
postmistress until the latter recovers.
Mr.. G. F. Messmer is canvasing for
Mclean Black & Co., of Boston.
Miss Viola Piper Of Cleveland spnet
several days la"t week with Mrs. Geo.
Hasel.
Mr.. George Deimling, who was Sc
verely hurt last Monday while helping
dig well on his farm. The windlass
accidently hit him on the head, crack
ing his head and nose.
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