Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-06-10

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Mlddletown, one sister, Mrs. Annie
Brill, of N. Y. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son. Of Strasburg assisted by Rev.
A. W. Barley, OF Toms Brook, Sun
day at 2:30 O'Clock at Harrisville in
st. Johns church. Interment was in
the Harrisville cemetery. The de-
ceased was member of the Lutheran
church for years.
| The memorial serYi ce held at the
Maurertown cemetery last Saturday
evening at $50 O'Clock was we'll at
tended. The K. of ?. Band of Wood
stock was present and rendered ap-
prodriate selection after which Rev.
Geo. 4. Copp, OF Strasburg offered
he invocation. The choir then sang
in beautiful manner 1.-The sweet bye
and bye" Rev. Copp spoke for five
minutes as to our memories of the de-
parted ones. The band gave another
selection, followed by al address de-
livered by Gilbert E. Pence Esq.
Atty. for the Commonwealth of Wood
stock, it was inspiring and touching,
peculiarly suitable for the occasion,
free from any sect or creed and pro-
nounced by those present as an ideal
address for the service and many who
were present were agreeably surprised,
and exceedingly glad they were pres
ent TO hear such an able address.
He told US the life we should live to
be remembered in a beautiful and
impressive manner. The band gave
another selection and Rev. Mr..
Franklin, Of the Disciples of Christ
Church Of Lynchburg. pronounced
the benediction. The graves were
strewn with wreaths and bouquets of
flowers, none forgotten. Memorialex-
erclses will be held each year on the
first Saturday in June. Thanks are
extended to the K. Of p. Band, the
ministers and the ora tor OF the eye
ming Tor their presence and help in
the exercises.
Mrs, Charles F. Headley who was
visiting Mrs, &. Il. Meredith, returned
to her home at Edinburg, Sunday
evening.
The Festival at The Brethren Church
yard last Saturday hight was we'll
attended, the net proceeds for the
cemetery committee being $31 40,
Mrs. Emma Bau5erman who vas
called to staunton by the serious &C
cident Of her brother-tn-law George
6eister, Of the Western Union TeIe-
graph Co, met with several weeks ago
returned home last Friday. Sine re-
ports MIR. keister as being out Of
danger lie having returned from the
Hospital 70 his home last Tuesday
thas. Spiker who visited his brother
James Spike@ returned to his home at
Winchester, Tuesday.
Rev. Z. B. Shaver, Mrs. Hugh
Beydler and daughter, Miss Beatrice,
DR.. and Mrs. D. L. Shaver, Mr. and
Mrs. Duke L. Shaver, Miss Winnie
Stricken, David Richard and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hickman are attending
the 34th Annual Conference Of the
Maryland and Virginia District of
The Brethren Church of Hagerstown,
Md, this week.
The community song service at
the Valley Pike Church last Sunday
was largely attended. There we're
many present from Page, Rocking
ham, Frederick and " arren counties.
An agreeable and instructive day
was spent.
Henry Finks his son Romeo, Arthur
Fetzer and his son Arthur Lee, went
to visit the family of Robert Fetzer
near Leesburg and bringing Mrs.
Arthur Fetzer home who had been
visiting there, on last Sunday. They
motored over, on their return two
miles north of Strasburg their car
became disabled, after several hours
delay they procured another car
reaching their homes at 2 O'Clock
Monday morning.
Hubert Sager was called to New
IOxford, Pa, on Tuesday by a long
distance phone message advising
him of the critical condition OF his
father, S. Lee Sager, who has an at
tack OF asthma and pneumonia. Mr.
tSager was here last week and left for
home on Monday morning being fal
from a we'll man. His son-inlaw
Luther B. Kohne visited him re-
lmaining until he felt better, but as he
Twas accompanied by &. Sidney New
Imam he concluded to go to his home
| Mrs. j. A. Everett, Mrs. G. E
lTansill and E. G. Jones were called
Ito Maurertown by the death Of thei
lbrother Thomas E. Jones.