The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1915-06-04

years teaching III the hAsh SSa.0v.. - "
will spend her vacation N Spokan
Wash.
Il John Huffman and son Of Clevelan
are visiting at F. G. Schaefer's'
! Mrs. Luella Wood Miller Of Clev'
! land is visiting her parents, MT. an
5 Mrs. F. v. Wood.
The Valley City cemetery neve
Z looked nicer than at the present Vim'
due to the effort Of Service Dlrecto
William Steinle. Walks have bee
cleaned, lawn moved, tomb stone
! righted, flowers planted on the graves
, and every thing neatly done.
Moving picture shows under
: mammoth tent erected on the JON
Hasel lot will be the great attraction
every Friday and Saturday.
John Beckman visited at Johr
Smiths on Mill street last Saturday.
Mr.. William Reuter- Of Cleveland
spetn Decoration Day with his grand
mother, Mrs. Jacob Smith
Mr.. R. A. Peters, who has been
working the Shearrer farm, sold his n
terest in the crops and now mtenos
to 90 west again.
MI. A. E. Dawson, wife and daugn-
ter of Cleveland were the guests OF
George Messmer last Sunday.
Joseph Armbruster OF Wood county
is visiting relatives here this week.
On Sunday, June 13, at 1880 p. M,
the K. o. T. M. Of Farley Tent will
hold memorial services at the town
hall. Everybody invited to be. pres
ent to hear good speakers and good
music. Services at the cemetery at .
\. nj. conducted by the Sir Knights.
Miss Elizabeth Murbach, teacher IN
the high school, ventured to Elyria
to spend her summer vacation.
The fourth annual reunion OF the
Hardscrabble teachers, pupils and lam
lilies will be held on the school grounds
Saturday, June 12. All are cordially
invited. Bring well filled baskets. BY
order of secretary, A. D. Heath.
Stanley Nelson Of Cleveland is Wis
ting his uncle, F. W. Weidner, on.
East Main street this week.
The Valley City telephone exchange
will move into the bank building this
week.
John A. Sailor has leased his ton
serial parlor to barber from Cleve-
land.
Charles A. Hoppe, very prominent
citizen and cigar manufacturer, died
last Friday, aged 81 years. Mr.. Hoppe
has resided here for the past 80 years
and was well liked by everybody.
Mr.. William Shafer, proprietor Of
the 'Valley. Cafe" had his official
opening Thursday, June 3.
Mr.. Albert Greulich of Lorain was
calling on his old friends here Tues
day.
Mr.. George Rolling and family went
to Cleveland, Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of his brothers wife, Mrs.
John Rolling.
Mrs. Albin Platz and two daughters
left Wednesday for Meadville, Pa,
for a weeks visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Platz last Sun
day entertained the following persons
frcr., Detroit, Mich: Mr.. A. w. Babb
and Miss Amanda Platz, Mr.. Stello
and Miss Tlyemon Fritz.
Mr.. Earl w. Arnold and wife Of
Cleveland spent Sunday at Henry |
Bayer's.
Miss Bertha Strosacker spent sew
eral days last week visiting in Cleve-
land.
Miss Rose M. Webber of South river
road has gone to Geneva, o., for
weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary Rosenfelder of Shilo,
Mich, visited her sister, Mrs. Henry
Bayer, last week.
Mr.. George Double of Cleveland is
yisiting relatives here this week.
Chas. Wolf is a believer in light
ling, rods, as he is getting all his
rodded.
The German parochial school near
he tressle opened up last Monday,
sev. Kuehner intends to teach the
chool himself this summer.
The carpenters have started the new
'arn for Mr.. Theo. Gunkleman.
The library at the school house will
e open every Saturday afternoon be-
ween 2 and A o'clock. Mr.. A. H. Trox-
Il will be in attendance. ,
Those out of town that spent Sum
ay and Monday among relatives here,
1ere Theo. Tritt and family at A. II k
'ritt's; A. A. Weidner, wife and baby i
t VIM. Steck's; Andrew Reusch and /
amily at F..A. Weidper's; Mr.. and !
lrs. L. Chesel at VIM. Muntz's; Mrs. !
eo. Brewer at Gottleb Mack's; A. w. II
lowe and family at Chas. VOLTS. L