Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-01-06
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orother-in-law, P. E. Koontz att
Roanoke.
Melvin Shrum arrived here
Saturday night from New Ox-
ford. Pa, to spend the holidaysI
with his family.
Mrs. L. B. Kohne and Children
Margaret and Irving. with Miss
Sager left for a visit to their
mother, Mrs. Minnie Sager att
New Oxford, Pa, on last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Bentz and
Mrs. Angie Crabill who visited
their mother, Mrs. Martha
Spiker from Saturday until Mon
day returned to their home at
H agerstown.
W. D. Shaver, of Cincinnati, O.,
spent the holidays with his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Shaver.
His wife and daughter, Miss
Helen arrived here one week
earlier.
Edgar Wright had the good
fortune to kill 9 lb. wild turkey
on the MaSsanutten mountain
Saturday morning, just in time
for a Xmas turkey dinner at his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank
Wright, Of Zion neighborhood
c. H Ranck, of Edinburg,
manager Of the Edinburg Paint
Mfg. Co, bought one of the
high grade Jesse French PLAYER
Pianos from The Quality Music
House last week.
Mrs. Lizzie Lutz Will, of Mt.
Jackson is visiting the family OF
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fahnestock
| The Committee appointed by
the Citizens Club of Maurertown
at its last meeting on gifts, de.
livered last Monday gifts and
delicacies to the inmates of the
Shenandoah County Aims House
and to some deserving children
OF the neighborhood. Ed. Conk
was acting Santa Claus. He
acted his part in a creditable
manner. The club has been
commended for their spirit of
charity to these unfortunate
people.
VIM. Seals who lives on the
John Funk farm east of town
killed 6S rats Tuesday with the
aid OF Jacob Jenkins, and two
dogs from one hole he killed IS.
lie thinks as many more escaped
He will have another killing in
the near future. These were
under one of the corn cribs, which
had sunk into the ground. He
thinks they have DESTROYED at
least 50 bushels of corn.
! r. Sidney Newman arrived
here from New Oxford, Pa,
tuesday, and will be with his
family for a week or more.
Miss Eula Sine, of Mt. Calvary
was here several days this week
with Misses Ida Rosenberger,
Edith Stark and other friends.
FIoyed Lichliter who visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
w. Lichliter returned to his
home in Washington Wednes.
day.
The Xmas service held at the
Brethren Church by the Sunday
ISChool Tuesday night was rem
dered in very creditable man.
ner. Those in Charge of the re-
hearsals are praised i'll the mani
ner the children were train.
The music was of high grade,
and F&ly words of praise have
been heard, Mrs. Duke L. Sha-
yer was director of the music and
training of the children.
Miss Ethel Saum. of Hagers-
town who visited her uncle B.
Frank Saum left for a visit in
Woodstock last Saturday.
Miss Anna Thomas, who visit.
ed her friend Miss Zula Gochen-
our returned to her home in
W ashington Sunday.
The Brethren Sunday School
Sunday elected all the old officers
for the wear 1922, after which
Mr.. w. D. Shaver, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, addressed the school and
told them the way their school is
conducted in the Ohio city.
Prof. Clark Copp, Of Strasburg
delivered an anti-saloon address
at the Brethren church Sunda v
afternoon. 1t was well delivered.
Mr. aud MrS Cvruc Sl,oo