Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-06-09
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Mrs. VIM. r. Coffman who was
operrted on at Johns Hopkins Hospital
May 18th, expects to be able to come
to her home here, In week or 10
days.
Mrs. Nettie Hoover and daughter
who had been visiting her father B.
Frank Saum, South OF town returned
to her home at Headquarters on Sun
day.
Miss Saddle Stark who had been
visiting her sister Miss Edith at the
State Normal School Harrisonburg last
week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. F. Headley who visited
the family of B. H. Meredith returned
TO her home at Edinburg Monday.
Miss Clemance Doll is visiting with
her friend Miss Zula Gochenour at
Bridgewater College.
Roger c. Bauserman has purchased
! the DR.. Graves property north OF town
of the Misses OFT, possession to be
given on July 18th, consideration
IS, 300. Leyi Gochenour has bought Is
acres of land adjoining his farm of Mr..
Bauserman for $1,000.
Luther b. Kohne, his mother Mrs.
Barney Kohne, his son Irving and
daughter Margaret accompanied by
Roger C. Bauserman left for New
Oxford, Pa, Tuesday morning. They
will visit the family of Mrs. Minnie
Sager for several days.
The bible studies to be conducted by
Prof. j. A. CARRIER at the Brethren
Church Friday night, Saturday morn
ing, afternoon and night, Sunday morn
ing, afternoon and night of this week
are expected to be largely attended.
The committee desires all those who
desire to attend morning and after
noon services to have their luncheon
/ with them, as it has been decided MOI
to have dinner on the ground
1t is hoped the church will BIT
| filled at each service. Prof. CARRIER
is member of the Theological brancl
of the faculty at Ashland College
Ashland, Ohio.
The memorial services that were
held at the Maure TT own cemetery las
Saturday evening were we'll attended
The procession formed at Starks Gar
age with the K. of P. Band of Wood
stock and the speaker and ministe
Heading followed by the children
carrying flowers to lay on the graves
they marched to the cemetery, wher'
the exercises were held, selection b.
the band, and the song America" b.
the choir. Rev. j. E. Franklin Offered
an impressive invocation, and Franz
III. Brumback, Esqr., prominent at
Itorney of Woodstock delivered an able
land very appropriate address for the
Occasion. He has been complimentee
Iby all those who were present. Aftel
which the graves were strewing witt
flowers by the children. The bene
ldicion was pronounced by Rev j. E
Franklin. The citizens of the town
land neighborhood desire to return
| their heartfelt thanks to the K. of P
Band for their presence in these ser
vices TO pay honor to the dead, also t.
| the speaker and clergyman for then
kind presence and appreciated help il
this annual service to our departed
dead.
| Janice jay, the little daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. NJ. Shaver has
severe attack of measles
The all day singing at Valley PIKE
IChurch last Sunday was largely atten
ed persons being present from Frede
rick, Rockingham and Augusta counties
! The afternoon service standing room
in the church was at premium, whef
Rev. w. &. Hoover, a member of The
House of Delegates from Rockingham
Icounty, delivered an address, on unity
and more liberal views as to churche.
and church work. His views me
the wishes and desires of large ma
jority Of his audience, and the address.
was greatly enjoyed, many expressions o.
Egratification being expressed by those
lpresent. The song service was con
Iducted by Messrs. Jas. w, Lichlider
IC. Golladay, Of Coates store, Geo. Nc
EClanahan, Of Strasburg and j. c, Glenn
broadway.
The lawn party held for the benefit
of the cemetery Saturday night was
well attended, net proceeds being
1910
| Miss Edith Stark returned home
"Wednesday from the State Normal
School at Harrisonburg, where she
graduated at the session just closed.