The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
River rStyx

Mr.. Grim OF Akron, WIZ tSSSh.iJ
traded his Akron property Tor the |
Fred Krahman farm. took possession !
of his new home last week
There will be community social at
Licey's hall next Saturday night. Ev-
eryone is invited to come and have
rousing good time. There will be a
nice supper at twenty-five cents.
Amusements of various kinds will be
provided, the receipts to be applied to
the upkeep of the hall and to help pay
for the graphanola recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Coberhaven and daugh
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. William Buffing-
ton Of Philadelphia, Pa, were at the
home of lyman Burlington few days
this week.
The school at Blake is being taught
by Mr.. Everhard of Wadsworth. 1t
was thought by many of the school
patrons that this school would be
centralized this fall, but owing to the
crowded condition of the centralized
schools this plan was given up for the
present.
The Community Christian Circle
has invited the Cleaners class OF the
Wadsworth M. E. Sunday school to
conduct the evening service in the
church here on next Sunday evening.
They will bring an orchestra with
them and we anticipate a pleasant and
profitable evening. We extend
cordial invitation to all to attend our
evening services, and trust that the
,Wadsworth people will not be greeted
with empty pews.
Helen, the six-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Phillips, is very
sick with scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wilson and
children were in Akron and Ravenna
on Sunday.
The two dancing classes taught by
Mr.. Chacarof having completed the
term, met on Wednesday evening for
a social time. A light lunch was serv
ed. There were about Is present.
Miss Marguerite Jones, teacher in
the high school at Suffield, o., visited
with her friend, Miss Mary Overholt
over Sunday. S
A large sun-flower has grown in a
walnut tree on the Licey farm this
summer, having rooted in small hole
high up in the trunk of the tree. 1t
has blossomed and gone to seed, and
has been something of a curiosity,
many people having taken pictures OF
it at different stages of its growth.
Ruth Reblin has gone to Wadsworth
\ to attend high school. She will make
her home with Mr.. RahPs family dur
ing the school year.
Mrs. Enos Yoder is expected home
from Cleveland Thursday of this week
Mrs. Yoder underwent very sue
cessful operation at St. Johns hospit-
al for goitre and She has been at the
home of DR.. Ivan Yoder for few
days Her many friends will welcome
her to her home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Closky, Mr. and Mrs.
w. E. Denny, and Ray Rosenberger
and family spent Sunday at the home
of Carrie Phelps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Pond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Reib1in of this place and
Mrs. Mary Clark and Mrs. Vern
Baughman of Barberton, went to In
dependence on last Saturday and spent
the day with Mrs. Gowdey, an old
school mate of Mrs. Ponds and his
sisters, whom they had not seen for
many years.
AMrs. Rebecca Krout went to Bar
berton ON Wednesday evening to VS.
itTfriends for few days.
Elmer Phelps of Akron visited reia-
tives here Monday and Tuesday.
A rumber Of people from this place
ATTENDED the fair last week and pro-
nounce it the best that they had ser
attended, in this county.
Nearly the last of >cpteDlbcr ant. ~,
frost. We wonder if some one can
tell whrt lack was so tardy?
Mrs. Wil Clegg, accompanied by her
son Rome and wife, visited with NJ.
and Mrs. Ben Leohr on Sunday, Mrs.
Clegg was resident of River Styx
more than twenty years ago.
Mrs. Frank Huff was in [ ieveland
jast week from Tuesday until Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aker attended
'he funeral of their brother-in-law, MIR.
Hamilton, near Chippewa L.ane, Oil
Tuesday.
Charles Rinehart and wife of Wads-
worth will be entertained over the
weekend in the Ben. Leohr home.
Mr.. Rineharts are getting ready to