Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-10-07
Edinburq.

Monday morning Oct. 3rd. He
served in the Onion Army, being
the only Union Soldier living in
this community. He was a quiet
and peaceful citizen, loved and
respected by all who knew him,
his industrious, and progressive !
spirit, won for him many friends.
Mr.. Sine was twice married, on
July 18th 1865, he was united in |
marriage to Virginia c. Hottie,
who preceded him to the gravel
July 18th, 1885. To this union
were born, four sons and three
daughters. Three of them have
preceded him to the great beyond,
Clarabell, Carolina and Archie
F. w. and E. C. of Hamilton, W.
Iva, James Sine, of Columbia
| Furnace, Mrs. Mary ]. Nesselrod,
Iof Macanie, Va. survive. He
was again married Nov. LIST, 1885
to Mrs. Lydia A. Polk, who sur
wives him. To this union were
born three children, Milo, at home.
ICharles Sine, of Brunswick, Md.
Mrs. Vembria Williams, of Ii
erty Furnace. He leaves a widow
. four sons. and two daughters,
| and several gr and children, one
Istep son, Hugh Polk, of Fishers
Hill, and step daughter Mrs.
Treya WEIGH Brennan, Tenn.
Funeral services were conduct
ed from the Columbia Furnac
Church, Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, by his pastor Rev. S. L.
; Baugler, in the presence of q
. large congregation who had
known this man for many years.
The preacher using for text
numbers 23:l0, Let me die the
Ideatl Of the righteous, and lei
'my last end be like his" Inter
U ment was made in the new GENE
4 terry near the church, to await
the call Of the master, at tht
great Judgment dav.
. The Old Folks services held a,
. the Methodist Church Sunda
morning were we'll attended
> Rev. G. T. D. Collins, preached {
fine sermon, which was highly
appreciated by all who heare
l. him.
" Rev. c. Sidenstricker, Mis-.
Edith Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Santlmers, were among the Meth
e odlst Church members who wen
> from here to the Methodist Dis
trict Conference, at Middletown
- Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Belle Haun, OF Gle1
dale, Md, arrived Saturday t.
Ispend a week visiting her fathe
~ Mr.. Perry Coffelt, on Main St
IN Mr.. and Mrs. George Ring, lief
- for a weeks visit Though til,
=: South.
Rev Charles H. Haun, princi
- lple OF our High School here, viii
u preach Sunday night at 7:30 il
the United Brethren Church, fill
ing the pulpit for the pastor.
: Mrs. George Roby, of Wash
Ilngton, spent several days visit
;, ling Mrs. Kate Coffman.
Mrs. Charles Marston left 70,
her home Monday.
S. Mrs. c. A. Evans, and chill
o dren returned Monday from 9
J. weeks visit to friends at Front
Royal.
nj Misses Mollie and Emma
# Lantz, left Friday for two
weeks visit to friends at Wa>I,.
e lington.
d Rev. Asa Stickley, preached
c a fine sermon here Sunday night
II at the Christian Church, on
S Dynamic Forces of the HOLY
s spirit.
p| Many of our people are attend
!, ling the successful Revival at
y Union Forge Church, conducted
e by Rev. G. T. D. Collins, of
Baltimore. There have been about
fifteen conversions, and consider
e able interest has been manifest
l ed. Kew. Mr.. Collins, is a Spirit
iual Preacher, and fine singer.
] and his messages are highly ap-
} preciated.
: Miss Mary K. Higgins, of
Washington, with Charles Pain
ter, and sister, Miss Nellie Pain
ter, of Strasbnrg, were visitors
:. Sunday in the home of Samuel
| Painter here.
| There are number of Church
people here, who are urging
ministers, and members of the
different Churches. to unite in