Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-05-27
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MONDAY night dl 9.OO Y ClOCh, wi p
Lula Anderson, wife of Rev. j. H. An
derson, pastor of Emmanuel Church,
west of town died at her home on the
Valley Pike near Pughs Run. She was
only confined to her bed for one day.
She having helped to prepare and ate
breakfast Monday morning and attended
church here Sunday night. While she
had been complaining for a week or
more, the physician DR.. D. L. Shaver
was summoned Monday morning, when
he arrived she was unconscious. The
cause of her death was euremic poison,
with complication. She was aged 80
years, Z months and 3 days. She IS
survived by her husband and seNe'
children, three sons, Paran, Lonnle
and Harold, four daughters, Nellie,
Vader, Maggie and Pearl. The deceas-
ed was native of Cherokee county,
North Carolina, where she has two
brothers and one sister, The funeral
services were conducted by Ed. j.
Andrews at the home Tuesday at 4
0 clock P. NJ. The interment was in
the Maurertown cemetery large
crowd Of sympathetic neighbors and
friends being present Mrs. Anderson
came here from Ohio five years ago
and had a number Of friends who sin
cerely mourn her demise. She had
been a member of The Church of God
for a number of years, and as a pas
tor S wife was an earnest, cheerful and
devoted worker in the church work.
The father and children have the deep
sympathy of their many friends in their
loss of a good christian wife and
mother.
Samuel A. Funk is painting the En-
manuel Church, west of town.
Mrs. Emma Bauserman was called to
Staunton, Sunday to be with her sis
ter, Mrs, George Keister, whose hus-
band, was seriously injured last Satur-
day while riding on his motor car on
the railroad at a crossing. Being struck
by an automobile. 1t is reported that
he had a fractured skull and otherwise
bruised and lacerated about the body.
The Middletown High School Ora
matte Company was here last Saturday
night and give the drama. a Ken
lucky Belle" at the school building to a
well filled house. Ii was creditably
rendered.
Rev. j. \. CARRIER, OF the faculty of
Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio, will
stop off here from the Va and Md.
Conference of the Brethren that he will
attend at Hagerstown, June $40. On
Saturday night, June 18th he will fill
the pulpit at the Brethren Church, and
Sunday. June 18th there will be an all
day service at the church. He will eX-
plain the Bi-Century Movement Sun
day morning, All are invited to attend
and come with we'll filled baskets as
dinner will be on the church grounds
Rev. CARRIER will be remembered as q
pleasant and brilliant speaker.
The memorial services at the Maur-
ertown Cemetery will be held Satur-
day, June 18th at 6 clock, P. NJ. Gill
bert E. Pence, Esq, of Woodstock,
will deliver the address, after which 9
festival will be held in the Brethren
Church yard for the benefit of the
cemetery for building walks and drive
way to the cemetery 1t is hoped the
public will attend the memorial eXer-
cises and also the festival.
Rev. E. B. Shaver left for Washing
ton, Wednesday.
A measuring party will be held in the
High School Building by the Ladies
Aid Society of the Disciple Church Of
the Zion congregation, Saturday night,
May 2Sth. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public TO be present.
Luther B. Kohn, of this place, bough
a high grade Jesse French player-piane
satin finish, from The Quality Music
House on Tuesday of this week.
The children of John Ludwig gave
him surprise birth day dinner las
Sunday, it being his 66th. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Ludwig
and four children, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer
Brill and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Ludwig and Douglass Kronk
Melvin Shrum left for his farm neal
Gettysburg, Pa, Sunday morning il
his automobile. He was accompanied
by his sister-in law, Miss Clemence
Doll and Miss Frances Windle.