Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-05-26
SHARPSBURG NEWS

by the hundreds were ma i-R,es
twisted off. The Natio7ai 80 ard
was hard struck again. --H-'s1
fence and walls were tor, -, irca
Mountain View Cemetery tn 'lr In
mentS and grave stones U.s. lhonu-
over and some broken. S., oi9Gn
hnest trees were broken off or w ", me
out glad TO say no lives var. UT OUT,
was luck for Charles BerGe- Z
hammond. wortmen on the - ON
that the church was loclos @,''-Ne.1,
might have been killed. Tn. '6-E
the stable near BY and exre-,,s -'i n
go over any minute. Very r;,,,- ''sl 70
age was done in the town -a'7-
Sorry 10 announce the 5-
by storm of the famous ola n,.u.hoa
Church, and of its beino 60; 1,nSart
piece BY piece. not KNOWING ;f gay
would have been made N -. 49,. af'-t
built by patriotic persons ~ a. re.
try, of which there are No., s cou1.
would have contributed '@:y who
sum 10 nave 1t reset: and the ola III. ..a
Inat stooa near BY Bloody Lane =, -. re
Noule,le ,ane entrance. and one NJ .LS
large wild cherry trees that s,o W. me
s,e,, uai,ks or the Bloody Lane wen
The committee in charge os.
looees' union picnic have SET S,,y-,ue
AUGUST 18th. as the dav for boig;.-Ssy.,
in the George Poffenberger's wooIg It
Bv special invitation we arc - JtS,
20 that President Harding. who :. III
TX VIII attend the bio parher;,o an
them at Hagerstown in Augus, "
tne committee in charge have nI,, a.s
trip TO the Antietam BattIeaoi iss'ns1
ratural'v will want TO GEE -, y,
State Monument. erected nea- ITO
Burnside bridge. where Soma % on. NE
GREAT mon who were rna,bo-. IT'S
23d Ohio Regiment were e,ooc,. me
we would advise in due time .b,. 10
bring an airnlane IN oct s.
bridge TO the Mckinley wo,,me
fo- the eo-caIInI MrKinra,. o,.,.l''
a'r'ost imoaSsah'n even IN u.,rto-.
nrirted sign giving warning is -.
needed - nW
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hebb and en-,
OF Shepherdstown, came over n NJ
HeooS former home here with her 40
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. n StrlI w.
Stull is sick in bed again '''''
Ohio Churchey. who was kicLad b,
horse on his farm and taken ~ ~
hospital in Hagerstown. is renor,es "" ~
be getting along nicely. He was ~
fortunate, and fortunate that he wsSn,.
killed. ~ wasn't
Mrs. Lester Bender and cbi,d-.,
are UP from Washington on a visit with
her mother and sisters here and near
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albertus Kerlin. Of
Brooklyn. New York. are here at MIR,
herlln's parents. the Rev. ana Mrs
A. A. kerln, for couple of weeks.
Cnarles HoffmaSter and brother Car.
ney and Howell ana Gilbert Grim of
washington, came up to attend the
funeral of their cousin. Ollie Grice,
who died very suddenly IN Haeers.
town. Ollie was born and reared in
this place and his many friends are sad
over his sudden death.
Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Jackson, OF
washington. are I'D at their old home
here until after decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cramer have
returned to Cumberland after spending
a couple of weeks with Mrs. Cramer's
parents at Uncle Frank DeLauneys.
Z. L. Mongan has had a concrete
curbing put in front of his Sidewalk,
which will be filled in with earth and
sodded.
VIM. Wilson and son Charles Wilson
are making number of repairs to the
Mountain View club house. which will
be occupied during the month of Iune.
Raymond Engle. near town, spent
the past week at the home of his pa
rents in Frederick.
Miss Edna Grove, of Shepherdstown,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Grove for the week end
VIM. Cook and daughters. from near
Antietam Iron Works, went to Brad
dock one night last week to attend
big dance held there.
Clinton Houser, who resides on their
farm near town, has been very i'll for
several weeks and not much better at
this time.
Clayton Poffenberger. of Baltimore,
was up to visit his parents, Mir. and
Mrs. George Poffenberger, near the
Dunkard Church.
Walter Stouffer and several other
members of the Masonic order OF this
place went to Frederick CITY last week
TO attend big Masonic meeting there.
Quite number of folks went TO Ha-
gerstown to attend the game OF ball
between the Hagerstown and Frederick
City teams. The latter came out
ahead.