Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1921-06-24
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1 Robert Saum who was called Il
Hagertown, by the iiaoct oi his father
Milton H. Saum, returned home las
Saturday and reports his father as
convalescent.
! Mrs. Mary Wheeler and three chill
dren who lived 8 miles South East o.
town on the river left for Alexandra
Monday evening. She shipped her
furniture to Ashville, N. c. where she
expects to 60 later.
Miss Mae Smith who filled the pulpit
at the Brethren Church Sunday morn.
ing and night is talented speaker and
her sermons were enjoyed by large
| congregations. Miss Anna Breaker, Of
| Unlontown, Pa, who is travelling in
the interest of the Sunday School will
be here al the Brethren Church next
Sunday, and conduct the services
morning and night.
VIM. Dalke, who is conducting the
moving picture theatre at Woodstock,
Mt. jackson, New Market and Stras-
burg, has contracted with Rev E. B.
Shaver, who represents the National
Alliance Lyceum Co., of Cincinnati to
appear at his theatres at different
periods during the fall and winter
months.
The funeral services Of S. Lee Sager,
who died at his home near New Ok
ford, Pa, Tuesday night the 14th, were
conducted by Ed. H. R. Mowery
assisted by Ed, John H. Smith, Friday
morning at the Valley Pike Church
the interment was in the family lot in
the Harrisville cemetery. He was
aged so years and 5 days. The body
arrived here on the Southern train
Thursday night. Martin L. Conner
came with the body, the family drove
here in automobiles. The remains
were taken to the home Of his son-in-
law, Luther kohn. The pallbearers
were Levi Gochenour, VIM. Pfer,
Robt. L. FadeIey, NJ. L. Conner, A. G
Shaver, George Readle. The funeral
was largely attended by his friends
and neighbors. He had been in fail
ing health for year Or more. He was
advised to quit milling and 90 on a
farm for the benefit of his health, which
he did last fall He was useful citi-
zens and had been a member of the
Church Of the Brethren for some years.
His family have the profound sympathy
of their many friends here. The family
returned to their Pennsylvania home
Saturday,
Cyrus Fetzer, who was here last
week with old friends, returned to
Middletown on Friday.
Rev. E, B. Shaver left for Washing
ton and Gaithersburg, Md, Monday, in
the interest Of the National Alliance.
Lyceum Co, of Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Flynn, Jr.. and
two children arrived here from Balti-
more, Tuesday, to visit Mr. F's father,
Thomas Flynn, ST..
The Woman's Missionary Society oil
the Harrisville congregation will give a
social in the form Of trip around theI
world on the Doll lawn the evening of
July 18th, You are invited to be pres
ent and take the trip,
DR.. and Mrs. Jay Miller, of Wauseon,
Ohio, and Robert Lee Adams, Of GIas-
gov, Kentucky, arrived here Tuesday
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Paul f..
NJ. Shaver. Mr.. Adams Will leave for
Annapolis, Md, in few days where
he will enter the Naval Academy.
Luther kohne and daughter Marga-
ret Mr.. and Mrs, Hubert Sager ard
son, Ralph, left for Mrs. S. Lee Sager's
at New Oxford, Pa, Tuesday. They
will help take off the harvest on the
farm. Mr. Kohne is the executor Of
the will of the late S. Lee Sager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Helsley Of Wash
ington, visited Mr., HIS cousin, Frank
Sine on Tuesday.