Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-04-05

MAURERTOWN.l
A home Wedding took place at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin L. Con.
ner. north of town. Saturday night at
O'Clock, whom their daughter, Miss
Florsnce Virginia, became the bride
OF Mr.. Robert Franklin Dyke. of
Ssrasburg. Rev. E. B. Shaver offioi-
at'ng Only members of the immedi-
ale m ly were present. The happy |
coupe will be ct homo to their friends |
=. .er April 10th at Strasburg.
Mrs o. N. Peer, who had been at
the Winchester Memorial Hospital
for the past four weeks, where she
was operated on, returned with her
husband In an automobile Saturday
to her home here, and 10 feeling much
benefited.
Ed. John Ryman died at his home
on the river n miles south OF town.
Sunday night at IL O'Clock. He had
not been so we'll for several days, but
he helped to feed the stock at the barn
Sunday morning and walked about the
house within few hours OF his death,
which was caused by heart tronble,
from which he had been suffering for
several years. He was aged 10 years,
month and $ days and 10 survived
by his widow. who was before her
marriage Miss Kate Hess, of Sang
ersville, his first wife being Miss
Mary Gochanour. OF Saumsville, by
the first marriage, q daughter, Mrs.
Bernie Teller, of Ssumsville, and q
son, Edward, by the second marriage
who lives at home, one brother, Jacob
| Ryman, Of Tennessee. and two sisters
Mrs. Susie Bartlett and Mrs. Benje-
min Fravel, of Saumsville. The de.
ceased had been q member of the
Church OF the Brethren for more than
thirty years. He was an honest up
right citizen and will be missed In the
family, church and neighborhood.
The funeral was conducted by ED.
b. r. Mowery st the Valley Pike
Church, Tuesday at 2 O'Clock and
burial In the cemetery at the church.
Last Friday Rev. E. B. aud Pau
F. M. Shaver delivered for The Quail
lily Music House BY auto truck &
Harvard piano to Mrs. Floyd Walker
al Bunker Hill, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lee Sager return.
ed fro n Philadelphia, Monday eve
ming, where they had gone Saturda!
to meet their son, Hubert, who Is il
the navy. They we're so unfortunate
as to miss tbs boy by few hours, q
the boat on which he is doing dut,
was ordered to sail and they were un
able to learn its destination.
Il Edward Conk and William Starl
left Tuesday for Baltimore, wher
. they have secured positions In tn
ship yard and aeroplane factory. Mr.
Conk is to instruct the young men t.
tie the rope and wire used on boar,
the battle ships. He has had an ex
perience OF % years on water, he tell
your correspondent, and therefor
should be an experienced sailor.
The man who worries about tn
effect OF taking billions from the pub
lie for thrift stamps, liberty bond
and war taxes ought to be electe
President Of some local pessimists or
ganization. What goes to the Gov
eminent through such channels i
being spent fast with a liberal hant
and the way 1t 10 rolling back int,
circulation is enough to make an,
business man glow with pleasure owe
the possibilities. Don't worry be
cause the money goes, as many /,
dollar is brought out OF the stockings
bureau drawers and other places
where 1t has been lying dormant, Blu
watch for its return and get your
share of it, SO that you can subscribe
for more liberty bonds, stamps ant
pay more taxes next year. The bes
way to stand the expense OF war il
to make the best of the opportunity 4
affords to keep money working.
Mrs. Emma Bauserman returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. jennie
Keister, of Staunton, Monday.
Mrs. William A. Yew and son
Claude, after visit to Mrs. Ellsr
Yew, returned to their homo In Cum
berland, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel j. Wagner re-
turned Wednesday from q ten day
visit to their son, Romeo. at Hope
we'll.
Paul, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
F. M. Shaver, who had been extreme
ly Ill several weeks ago, and who had
apparently been improving, has had
a relapse, and is today, Wednesday,
q very i'll child.
New Wheat Conservation
Program--MarCh 70, 1918.
| The principles involved in the