Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-06-17

Robert Saum was called to Hagers-
town last Saturday by the illness of his
father, Milton H. Saum.
Miss Edith Stark returned from the
State Normal School, at Harrisonburg
last week. Her brothers, Darlington
and Lawrence Stark who attended the
vanderbilt University at Nashville,
Tenn. returned last Friday to spend
the vacation with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Stark.
Andrew Saum who visited the fam
lily OF George Ritenour returned to his
home at Shenandoah last week.
j. l. Coffman and daughter, Miss Ida
who were visiting their son and brother
George Coffman, at Kitzmiller, Md. re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs Ida Gochenour who attended
the Commencement Exercises at
Brldgewater College returned home
Saturday.
Arthur Boyer who visited Mrs. Ed
Conk returned to his home at Wood
stock first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Afflick, son
and daughter Garnett and Margaret
who visited Mrs. Emma Bauserman re-
turned to their home in Winchester
Monday.
Miss Mae Smith, of Muncie, Ind. who
is travelling in the interest Of the
Missionary Society will preach at the
Brethren Church Sunday at II o'clock
and at 2:3O o'clock she will meet with
the ladies Of the Missionary Society.
At night at S o'clock she will fill the
pulpit The public is cordially invited
to be present and hear this talented
lady.
Ed. H. r. MoWery and Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Gochenour, who attended the
| Church of the Brethren Conference
meeting at Hershey, Pa. have returnec
home.
Prof. Fred Spiker, Director Of Music
at Massanutten Academy, Wood
stock purchased a Jesse French & Sons
high grade dull satin art finished
mahogany piano from The Quality
Music House, Tuesday. The Jesse
French pianos are without parallel
They are universally acknowledged
as one of the worlds most artistic
pianos, this recognition has come en-
tirely because Of their quality. The
many expressions Of enthusiasm re.
ceived from distinguished musicians
have been spontaneous and prompted
only by spirit OF genuine apprcci
alton for there has grown up in tht
minds of musicians and connoisseur.
the realization that the qualities of tho
Jesse French & Sons express the
perfection of piano art. Prof Spike
has known Of their qualities for severa
years,
The Bi-centenary all day meetin.
held at the Brethren church SUNDAY
was well attended and enjoyed b,
those present. Prof. j. A. CARRIER S. O
Ashland College, sermon Sunday wa:
OF much interest and benefit, to the
members Of the Brethren Church
especially. His subject being. Tho
Church Present, Past and Future. Hi
is an able and profound speaker
Jesse Sager and Hubert Sager, Mrs
Mamie Kohne and Mrs. Florence StarE
were called to New Oxford, Pa, Mon
day by illness and death of theil
brother and father, S. Lee Sager.
DEATH OF S. LEE SAGER.
S. Lee Sager, formerly OF this place
now of Pennsylvania, died Tuesday
night at eleven o'clock at his new home
at the age of fifty years. Death was
due to pneumonia,
Mr., Sager is well and favorably known
throughout Shenandoah County and,
until few years ago, was proprietor
OF the Maurertown Mill. Since selling
his interests here, he has resided on
his farm at New Oxford. Pa. He was
member Of the Church Of the
Brethren.
Surviving are his widow, four sons
Hubert Sager of Maurertown Carl,
Clarence, and Paul Sager, at home;a and
five daughters; Mrs. Mamie Kohne.
Mrs. Florence Stark. both Of Maurer
town; and Misses Mary, Beulah, and
| Godie, at home.