Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-06-04
PERSONALS

Martinsburg w. Va, spent severa
, days this week at Hotel Ho1tzmal
and attended the Alumni Banquet ant
Commencement Exercises at Massa
nutten Academy where both Mr. ant
Mrs. Tabler were former students.
MIR. Lewis Wender and DR.. MAY
Greenblath, Of Cumberland, Md.
Who were severely injured in ar
automobile accident at Burktown
Augusta County, ten days cago spenI
several days the first of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wender or
Church street while enroute to their
homes. Mr.. Wender and DR.. Green
blath were so painfully injured thai
they we're taken to Kings Daughters
Hospital, Stanton, where they re-
ceived treatment,
j. l. Menifee, of Lynchburg, passed
over Woodstock, Wednesday after
noon in an aeroplaDe, en- route to
Winchester, after attending the finals
at Augusta Military Academy at Fort
| Defiance.
Messrs. Thomas Fravel, of Wood
stock, and Robert Irwin, of Edinhurg
motored to Fort Defiance, Tuesday,
to attend the finals OF a. NJ. A., where
they were students few years ago.
Mr. John s. hoshour and grand
daughter little Miss Josephine Miller
have returned from a visit to Mrs.
Frank Chandler, Of Strasburg,
Mrs. Frank Brumback and little
uaughto", Mary Elizabeth Brumback
are spending several weeks with rela-
tives IA Baltimore.
Misses Maysie and Gertrude Hatcher
of DeIaplane were GU ests this week OF
Miss Catharine BargeIt while attend
ing the finals at Massanutten Academy
Miss Jude Carson, Of Riverton 5
the guest of her brother-n-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton.
Mrs. G. E. Walton left Tuesday TO-.
Font Royal where she will spen6
several weeks with her sisters, Mrs
Lee Fristoe and Miss Madolin John
son.
Mr.. job Lohr returned to his home
in Washington Monday after a visit
to friends in Woodstock.
DR., Charles Pence has returned to
his home in Philadelphia after spend
ing few days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. W. A. Pence and attending,
the funeral Of his uncle Mr.. Reuben
Wunder.
Mr. Gerald Lantz, OF Lynchburg
formerly stenographer for W L
Newman, U. S. Title Attorney Of this
place, spent several days with friends
n Woodstock til is week.
Miss Marguerite Shatfer, who gradu.
ated at Dunsmore Business College
asst week, has accepted a position as
stenographer in the office of W. L.
Newman, Title Attorney for the q.
S. Government, and is now engaged
in this work with Mr.. Newman in
Staunton, Va.
Prof' Clayton E. Williams, of the
faculty Of Washington and Lee Uni
yer stty spent several days this week
with his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. ".
I. Williams.
Mr. orie Helsley Of Washington
spent several days this week with
near Woodstock.
Mrs, Pauline Smith and little
daughter, Of WashtrA.pr. are vii
ing Mrs. Smiths gr. Dumother, Mrs
Joseph Keller.
MIR Edgar Diehl. of Chambersbarg
Pa, visited his son, Mr.. E. w. Dlehl.
who graduated at Massanutten Acad-
envy this week. Mr.. Z. w. Diehrs
studies were interrupted by the war
Dut dIVeI over year spent IN France,
ne returned to the Academy and re.
sumed his studies
Mrs. f. E. stickley is attending
com mencement exercises at the Naval
A cademy, Annapolis, Nd. Mrs'
Stickley will remain until her son
Midshipman Douglass Sdck}ey sails
on Saturday on an extended cruise
to the Hawaii Islands, The Philip
pines and other points.
Roscoe L. Funk, OF Winchester
spent several days in this place this
week
Douglass G. Chapman and Harley
Ellsw orth Erb of the class OF 1920,
Roanoke College. spent day this
week with Mr.. Chauman's parents,
Mr.. q nd Mrs. Il. B. Chapman whIlr
~ route to Cleveland, Ohio, by auto.
They will return TO Roanoke for the
finals.