The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-24
Valley City

Mr.sIOuls Guest, farmer living
about four miles north of town, we'll
known and well-liked by the whole
community. A week ago Friday Mr..
Guest was taken to Fairview hospital,
Cleveland, to submit to an operation
for ulcers of the stomach. After the
operation he gave promise of recover
ing, hnt few days later he suffered a
relapse and died Tuesday, Nov. IA. He
was buried from the Lutheran church,
Rev. Prinz officiating. Mr.. Guest
was but AZ years of age and leaves a
wife and five children.
Mrs. Stebel has returned home after
an extended visit with her daughter in
Columbus and with her brother c. O..
Wells, in Edison, O. Welcome to our
city.
Mr.. Sam McMullen, temporarily Of
Cleveland, was a visitor at the home
Of Miss Stella Yost last Sunday.
With anguish of heart we must chalk
down another defeat for our stalwart
foot ball warriors. This time it was
administered by the aggregation from
LIE Grange, who rolled up score of
35 to our lonely last Friday. We
console ourselves with the fact that al
though the opponents showed greater
familiarity with the game, our boys
showed heap of fight and lot of
grit-and that's the raw material that
great foot ball teams are made of. Sure
we are still proud of our team. Give
'em time, give 'em time-they have the
"makin's!" On Thanksgiving Day
they clash with La Grange once more
at La Grange. Go get 'em fellersi~
What's our peaceful little town COM
ing to-? Last Sunday morning about
S o'clock group of detectives swoop.
ed down upon the sleeping villagers
with all the majesty of the law-they
were on the trail of the burglars who
had been plying their trade in Berea
Saturday night-someone had 'sicked
them onto Valley City. Of course
it was cold trail; burglars may pass
through here, but they do not linger
we do not grow that type of men
here. -
Valley City was we'll represented at
the State Clubs, Boys and Girls Week
at Columbus. Rupert Otterbacher
and Erdine Puder as first prize win
ners at the Medina county fair and
Leah Pohzehl as the winner of the
highest points in the local club, at
tended the affair and report a great
time. They are helping to put Valley
City on the map.
The high school girls put over their
bazaar last Friday night in grand style
The old town hall under their witchery
was transformed into a "fairy-bower'
and the articles they displayed for sale
just naturally coaxed the nickles, dimes
and dollars out of ones pocket. They
realized about $4,000 from this ven-
ture.
Rabbits and coons are having a sor-
,ry time of it in this town. Last Thurs
day night about 20 rabbits were sacri-
feed to prepare big sen-Pfeffer'
supper at the Bidlingmeyer establish
ment, and at the Belts cafeteria a
coon-fry coaxed the hungry swarm.
Mr.. r. Virtue and Mr. H. w. Harsh
field, both Ohio State rooters, went
to Columbus Saturday to see their
team "cop off" the big championship.
We are sorry they were disappointed
in the results, but cheer up, we are all
with you in the belief that Ohio State
has the best team in spite of Satur-
days score.
Herman Roth, former resident OF
this metropolis but now student at
Ohio State, visited at the Stebel home
the early part of this week.
Mrs. Bert Scroeder apparently has
MT forgotten the rich flavor of home
cooking in spite of her long residence
in Canton. She is to eat duck at her
mothers table on Thanksgiving Day.
The home-table seems to be Turing
Mr.. Ray Frisk also-he is to spend
Thanksgiving at his home in Toledo,
but we hope to see him back within
a few days.
For your own good, we advise you
to be sure and take in the bazaar to
be given next Frxiday evening, Nov,25
at the town hall by the Ladies Aid
society of the Valley City church. The
ladies have long prepared for same
and we venture the prediction that 1t
will be a "hum-dinger." Do your
Christmas shopping early and enjoy
yourself while 50 doing at this ba-
zaar.