The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-15
Valley City

Mrs John Sailer left for Cleveland
| last Monday to act as nurse Tor ne,
daughter, Beatrice, who is contined
to her bed with bad cold. MIS-
! Sailer took with her well-tilled Das-
| ket of home cooking, so we expect TO
hear OF very speedy recovery.
Miss Emma Abramoski OF Elyrla'
the songster who can crack a wh. P
with all the high notes, dropped IN 10
see her Valley City friends last FRIDAY
and yielding to entreaty, she promlseu
to be with us next Sunday to help the
local choir with their Christmas mus
ic. /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones OF Cleveland
were pleasantly entertained at the
Fred Weidner home last sunday
Theodore Weidner also dropped IN
with his bride to spend few hours
with his folks.
The community feels very badly
about the contemplated removal OF
the Weidner family from these parts
to Medina. They intend to move
shortly after Christmas day, their sale
beng scheduled for Dec. 22, Inc
whole Weidner group have always ois-
tinguished themselves as publlc-spirlt-
ed hackers of every enterprise tnat
helped make the community better
nlace to live in. 1t will be difficult
to fill their places in our little scheme
of things here, but they have promised
not to forsake and forget us entirely.
The last of the seasons bazaars was
nut over last Thursday by the ladies'
Of St. Paups Lutheran church. 1t
was huge success socially and I'M
anclally. The whole community turn
ed out and spent over $2oO on the
merchandise offered for sale.
Cleveland entertained some dis
tinguished visitors last Friday, John
Sailer and DR.. Appleby. They were
last seen entering Hotel Winton.
1t will be of interest to great
many Valley City folks to hear this
announcement that reached us last
Monday: Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Keller
announce the arrival of daughter on
Dec. 8.
Mrs. Worth, who had taken trip
to Akron to visit her daughter was
taken seriously i'll in that city. Mr..
Worth announces that her condition
is critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arick and son are
spending a few days at the home OF
MIR. Frank Schaeffer.
Our old friend, Mrs. Hulda Zosch-
nick formerly Wolfe), now residing
in Cleveland, has had quite serious
siege of the old "flu" but we are de-
lighted to inform her many friends
that she has fully recovered and that
she has promised to be with US, If at
all possible, next Sunday evening on
the occasion OF the Xmas cantata.
The local church herewith wishes
to inform its members and friends that
commencing next Sunday the Sunday
school session will open at 10 o'clock
instead of $50 and preaching services
at eleven.
The substitution of Fords for the
faithful old buggy-horse has it draw
backs as we'll as its advantages. Ask
Alvin Wolfe, he knows. On his way
home from Elyria last Sunday night
he became hopelessly lost with his
little Ford. Now if he had used his
old horse he could have dropped the
reins, curled up in the seat and gone
to sleep, while the horse did the
finding.
The Red Cross campaign is on in
this neighborhood Father Hitter is
heading the movement in this town.
ship and is soliciting through the
school children. 1t is reported that
the response is slow and half-hearted.
Wake up folks, we can't afford to have
it said that Liverpool township fell
down in its support of such worthy
enterprise as the Red Cross.
To make the Christmas cheer last as
long as possible, the local church will
start the holiday festivities next Sun
day evening, when the choir and Sum-
day school pupils will put on their
Christmas cantata, "The Spirit of
Christmas" 1t is clever and pretty
little production, about 40 characters
participating, and you are very cor
daily invited to be present. 1t will
be presented at the Valley City church
commencing at o'clock.
On Friday evening, Dec. 23, the
young people of the Valley City
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play at the church building. The
title of the play is, "The Miser's
Christmas Dream" an adoption of
Charles Dickens Christmas Carols.
You cannot afford to miss this. On
Christmas eve special services will be
held and programs presented at all
the various churches. Take your
choice, you cannot go wrong, as some
thing good will be offered at each of