The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-11-03
River Styx

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son Nand Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman and
Darius Whitman of Massillon surpris.
ed Frank Neiwander and wife on Sun
day morning, bringing picnic din.
ner and spending very enjoyable
day.
The laceration on Epos Yoder's
face received short time ago, BY a
stone in the hands of boy stealing
chestnuts on the Yoder farm, is heal
ing nicely but will no doubt leave, a
scar.
Miss Thelma Overholt came hohe
from Mount Union college to spend
the weekend.
Dwight Gerberich and wife visited
with friends in Akron over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reib1ein and
family spent Sunday with the A. E
Farnwalt family in Creston.
Claude Wilson has been great suf-
ferer the past week due to an infected
wound in his right hand. He is some
better at this writing. He is under
the efficient care of Dr. John Beech
of Seville.
We are informed that the Y. M. G.
A. orchestra of Medina will be at the
church on next Sunday evening
Thomas Wilson is leader, but have
not learned Mr.. Wilson's subject. All
are cordially invited to come and helr
the good work along. The service
was not held on last Sunday evening
due to lack of attendance. III
Mrs. John Stouffer has been visiting
in the home of Ben Leohr.
The masquerade on last Saturday
evening was one Of the most enjoy
able affairs held in River Styx foi
years. The committee on arrange
ments with Mrs. Fred Fried as chair.
man, we're untiring in their efforts tc
make success of the evening. A
great many clever characters were as
sumed by the nlaskers.l Among
those especially worthy Of mention
were Miss Lucille Leatherman as a
gypsy, the Pierrot costume of Fred
Fried and wife, Queen of Hearts, Mrs
Ray Hall, Raffles by Mr.. Chacaroff
and the policeman SO well carried out
by George, Svetcoff. The prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Fried and Mrs. Hall
as the prettiest, and Harry Huntsberg-
er and Dwight Reiblein as the funniest
in the opinion Of the judges. A large
basket of fruit was given to the ladies
and basket Of vegetables to'the boys
and the latter looked as if they would
just as leave have the fruit. The sum
of $3.50 was realized from the lunch
home made candy and popcorn balls.
While northeast gale and torrents
Of rain as the weather conditions and
phone partly out of order, the work
OF gathering material for news let
ter this week is not an easy task, but
we will not indulge in any self pity.
Did you ever notice that self pity got
any one any thing or any where?
When once we give ourselves time for
this, our initiative is gone, and oppor-
tunities slip away from us one after an
other. About nine tenths of the
tears that are shed are in self pity, the
other tenth is made up of sympathy,
grief and some other mental disturb
ances, that the good Editor will not
want to spare time or space to print.
There would be much more joy in the
world if we could remember not to
pity ourselves. 'st
We received word on Monday Of
the tragic death Of an old friend, Mrs.
Teresa Kopf OF East Palestine, who
was killed Sunday in an automobile
accident at Twinsburg, O. II
Roy pReibleein, Frank Spice and
Christ Miller are making some re-
pairs a tthe hall.
Henry Weise and wife of Akron
spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine
Weise and Joe Esch and wife at
Claude Wilson's. vi
4 The Ladies Aid met all day at the
hall on Wednesday to quilt. #
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