The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-13


Il Our old friend, Mr.. Meme, is t,
i have a sale Of his house hold good!
next Saturday, preparatory to his da
fparture for Cleveland, where he vii
make his future home. We hate .te
lose him; he always had a cheerful
greeting for everyone, and that
helps lot.
4 Mr.. Chas. Hance of Sydney is Wis
| iting at the home Of Mr.. VIM. Grab
enstetter.,
i Rev. H. J. Hahn returned last
Thursday from New Bremen, Ohio
where he was in attendance at the
Ieneral Conference of the Evangelical
4 Synod of which the local church is
a member. He reports that the con-
ference has undertaken an elaborate
missionary program for South Am
erica. "a
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bidwell of Cleveland
spent the weekend at the Fred Weld
ner home.
J, The local Ladies' Aid society has
received an invitation from the ladies
Of st. Paups church Of Elyria to
celebrate with them, on Thursday af-
ternoon, the occasion being the fifti-
eth anniversary Of that church. Three
large meetings are planned for next
Sunday morning, afternoon and even
ing, and the whole Valley City con-
gregation is invited to participate.
A goodly number of the local folks
are planning to motor to Elyria Sun
day afternoon.
The Liverpool high school staged
Tits first box social in the town hall
last Wednesday night. It was live
" affair.
Business depression and prospects
of hard winter does not seem to
weaken the marriage market. John
Wirkner and Emma Walters an
nounce they are to be Joined as hus-
band and wife Thursday morning,
Oct. 13. A Shower" was given the
prospective bride last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Racket Of Elyria,
who are frequent visitors at Valley
City, came roaring into town Sunday
in brand-new powerful-looking
Cadillac.
The VIM. Grabenstetter family
motored through to Wadsworth last
week to attend the birthday party of
Glenn Hance.
The high school Sophomores struck
camp at the edge of town last Thurs
day night and made it hot for wien
ers." Judging by the songs and
"yelfs" that emanated from that neck
of the woods, they enjoyed themselves
immensely.
The annual Mission Festival of the
Valley City church is to be held on
Sunday, Oct. 20. According to pres
ent plans there are to be three SER
vices; morning, afternoon and even
ing. All members ard friends of
the congregation are urged to take
part in these services. Rally Day
is somewhat belated this year due to
the pastors absence. 1t will belob-
served Sunday morning, Oct. 80.
Mr.. Carl Metzger, who for mat
ter of two years has been conspic-
uous figure in these parts, function
ing as music teacher and choir-di-
rector, has enrolled as student at
Oberlin college this fall and as re-
suit will have to give up his activities
here for the time being. We hope
to see him out this way occasionally
however, for that boy sure could
sickle the worries"
Mrs. Frank Baisch, Mrs. George
Stoskopf ard Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baisch attended the funeral of VIM.
Pfanenswartz at Cleveland Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Beitt spent Tuesday in
Cleveland.
Ed. Thompson is on the sick list.
Ruth Stoskopf has returned home
after a few weeks visit in Elyria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Valek and
Miss Clara Valek spent Sunday at
Mrs. George Stoskopf's.
Robert E. Carr made a business
trip to Elyria Monday.
Dorothea Derck of Cleveland is
spending a week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Derk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Steck and
daughter Evelyn were at Litchfield
Sunday.
The Trustees Of our township nave
decided to put in good road past the
schoolhouse. This 4s a much-need-
ed improvement, as it's a piece Of
road Travelled by some one out Of ev-
cry family in the township, daily.
Rev. Geo. Kuehner and Fred Bau-
man are in Marion Attending confer