Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-08-25
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Miss Desma McInturff after a
week visit here with friends, has
returned to her home at Stras-
burg.
John meredith, of Braddock
Pa, visited with his cousins B.
H. Meredith and Mrs. w. Ell
Shaver several days last week.
He is freight agent of the B. & |
0. r. r, he left for home Satur-
day.
Harry Swartz left in his car
for Washington Monday. Edgar
Pierce accompanied him.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Franklin
and son James, left Friday. They
will stop with Mr.. Franklin's
brother at Saltville. Va, for a
week. Our people regretted to
see the family leave. He will
enter on his pastoral duties at
| Nicksburg, Sept ember the first.
| Earl, the eight year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Seal who live
half mile east Of town on the
Mrs. Sallie Funk farm had the
misfortune to fracture his left
l wrist while playing with other
) Sunnay school school scholars at
; the Brethren church Sunday
church Sunday morning during
the intermission Of Sunday School
t and preaching service. He fell
while swimming on one of the iron
railing at the side of the steps al
the front door of the church
DR.. D. L. Shaver reduced the
II fracture at his Office near the
2 church.
On next Sunday night at
Io'cIock the members of the Mar,
$ and Martha Society. will rende
z the drama, THE Challenge 0
:, the Cross" at the Brethren churcI
a here. The public is cordiall
eI invited to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert L. Lich
liter and children Misses Annie
! Mary and Paul, Gary, Indiana
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lich
y lider are visiting their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Lich
g liter l mile east of town. Rober
le las been all engineer for the
ot T. q l. II. r, for the past 2
1t wears, and for several years liza
H. been their yard master at Gar
where tile L. S. Steel Works ar
It located.
lei Mrs. r. L. Newland and so
"a Ben, of Mt. Jackson are visitin
the families of Mr.. and Mr.,
ID Levi kiser and Samuel ]. Strick
e ley.
lei Samgel L. Totty visited hi
it sister Mrs. A. G. Shaver thi
If week, he returned to his home a
Winchester Monday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Read
!. owe to Hagerstown in thei
T., Automobile last Friday, on tnei
return they were accompanied b,
!. IMr. Rs father Henry Readle
who is aged 81 years. The olc
i gentleman enjoyed the trip. H
t Iwill visit his 6son for severa
weeks.
< Rev. T. B. Shaver returned
e from Winchester on Mondsy
where he filled an appointment
saturday night aud Sunday
morning.
DR.. George S. Gochenour Of
S Moorefield was called to see his
! niece Miss Zula Gochenour on
last Sunday.
There will be ar all day SER
Ivlce with basket dinner at The
IChurch of God near town next
Sunday Aug. 9th. Sunday
ISchool at 10, preaching at II and
at Z o'clock p, m. Also services
lat night, Ed. n. H. Geeselman
Twill conduct these services, Every
lone invited.
Mrs. Albert Borden, south of
ltown who was taken to VIM
leicester Memorial Hospital Sum
day was operated upon Monday
by DR.. ?, w. Boyd, at this time
Wednesday, her condition is as
we'll as could be expected.
Andrew Saum, of Shenandoah
City is here visiting friends and
relatives.
Jacob Boyer, his son Willie
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McInturff
and their daughter Miss Helen
who visited the family of Georg { |
|Cleek at Warm Springs for a |
week. motoring to Hot Springs,
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