The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-10-06
River Styx,

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Gerberich came from Pennsylvania
few days ago to visit in the CARRIER
| ich home and with other relatives ii
Guilford and Westfeld.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Reibiin, Mrs. D. o
| Pond and Mrs. Rebecca Krout wen
to Western Star on Tuesday to attene
the funeral Of Reuben Long. Mr.
Long had been a resident Of River
| Styx previous to his removal to hi.
late home, for many years, and had
enjoyed the honor and respect 81
every one. His wife, who was Miss
Loretta Hard had preced him in death
many years.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rinehart of Wadsworth
Mrs. Edna Steele and children oi
Sterling and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Loehr OF Guilford, spent Sunday at
the home Of Ben Loehr.
There was fairly good attendance
at the hall on Saturday evening, the
occasion being supper to raise
money to pay for some necessary re.
pairs on the building. Mrs. Rowley
gives the community the use of the
hall, rent free, which we feel is a
l
very public-spirited thing to do, there
lore it is only right that when repairs
are needed that we hustle" around
and make them.
Mrs. Enos Yoder returned home
Thursday evening and is recovering
rapidly.
A large number of men went to the
Carpenter farm and finished cutting
his corn Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Carpenters, health has been poor for
some time, and help is hard to get, so
that the old adage many hands make
light work" came true as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson of Cleve-
land have been visiting in the Criss
Miller home on Center road.
Roy Reiblin and wife visited in
Cleveland on Saturday night.
The Cleaners class of the Wads-
worth church held the service here
on Sunday evening. 1t was splen-
did service too. The orchestra Of
IL pieces nearly, if not all under is
years OF age, was fine. The singing
led by Mrs. Orton was treat to all
Of us. Mrs. Everhard gave several
readings that we're fine. 1t was an
inspiration to have such an evening,
and we most cordially invite the Glea,
ers to come again.
The little girl Of Ray Collins who
has had scarlet fever, is getting along
as well as can be expected. We
have not learned of any other cases.
A company of Is or more gave Ed
die Weber complete surprise last
Friday evening, the occasion being his
birthday anniversary. Mrs. Weber
had prepared fine lunch, and with
games and stunts" of various kinds
those who attended pronounced it 4
very enjoyable evening.
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Fred Fried and wife went to Woos-
ter fair Thursday.
Mrs. Benjamin Lair is visiting rel.
atives in Akron and vicinity for few
days. oiu
Miss Hilda Long and friend went
to Wooster Wednesday to attend the
fair. ~
Elmer Rolph and Jessie Spice made
a business trip to Cleveland Wednes-
day.
We are requested to ask if there
is any one in the vicinity of River
Styx who has an old heating stove
they will loan for use in the hall din
ing room. There are sometimes old
stoves put away that the owner would
be glad to part with for time.
The Ladies' Aid society president,
Mrs. S. M. Overholt or Mrs. E. E.
Rolph will be glad to hear from you
n regard to this.
Mrs. Claude Wilson accompanied
Ter husband to Akron, where he is
on Wednesday for a short
tay with her brothers family.
Mr.. Chacaroff started his third class
2 dancing Monday. There was notl
large attendance, but others have
pplied for membership. il,
An orchestra Of five pieces string
Instruments has been organized am,
'ractice Is going forward nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. WA. Krout and Mrs
lebecca Krout and Mrs. Elmer Rolph
TENDED the Sale day in Medina on |
donday. II
Miss LaVonne Burlington is work,
ng at the home Of Enos Yoder, their
ormer housekeeper having had to re-
urn 10 her home in Wadsworth. H
The ladies' of the community will
erve q chicken supper to party oil
lkron people on Saturday evening, I