Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-07-14
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depending this week in Lynchburg where
he is attending the Federal Court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin and two
Ichildren of Detroit, Mich, Misses Claire
and Marie Irwin of Richmond, w. R
Hite, Mrs. John Kelley and little daugh.
ter Gertrude and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Irwin and son, Carl Irwin, Mrs. E. j.
Lonergan of Harrisonburg, William
Heating and two daughters, Mrs. Nan
land Helen Heating of Winchester Clar
ence Irwin of Staunton, and Jos. Irwin
or Washington, were called to Wood
stock to attend the funeral of their
relative L. R. Irwin.
Mr.. George McClanahan, of Strasburg
was a Woodstock visitor Monday. Mr..
McClanahan was member of the 33rd
va. Infantry, Stonewall Brigade when
they received their Baptism of Fire at
the First Battle of Manassas, and was
one OF the many veterans who enjoyed
the splendid hospitality OF the good
people of Richmond during the recent
Confederate Reunion.
Mrs f. NJ. Bird, of Washington has
arrived to spend several weeks with
her sisters, Mrs. j. D. Grabil and Mrs.
Frank Fravel.
Mrs. j. W. Solenberger and son,
Hugh Solenberger, of Winchester were
guests this week of Mayor and Mrs.
j. w. Bailey at their home on Muhlen-
berg street.
Miss BERTHE Smoot is visiting rela-
tives in Hagerstown.
Miss Lula Bushong is the guest of
the Misses Dosh.
Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Richardson and
family of Reistertown, Md, spent sew
eral days with Mrs. RS parents Mr.. |
and Mrs. Samuel Shflet, at their home |
at Carmel returning to Reistertown
Sunday evening,
Richard and Alton Bowman, ofw Ball
ston, Va. are visiting their aunt Mrs. |
John Bowman near Woodstock,
Capt. William NJ. Calvert of Wood
stock, Va, was in town this afternoon
to see the Woodstock base
oall game. Although q native and a
oval son Of Winchester, he said he
felt it his duty to "root" today for
Woodstock, as he has lived there so
ong. Captain Calvert is postmaster
If the Shenandoah county town.-Win-
chester Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Alger Haun, of Staun-
on spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Haun.
Mrs. Frank Fravel and Mrs. j. D.
irabill have returned from Salem
where they spent ten days in order to
)e near Mrs. travels son, Frank
Gravel, Jr. VINO is i'll at Mount Regis
Mrs, T. \. Shaffcr was called to
Philadelphia Monday by the critical
Illness OF her brother-in-law Mr.. C. a.
Walton
Miss Marguerite shaffer who was
emporariIy transferred to the L. 5.
forestry Offices at Halrisonburg re-
urned to Woodstock Saturday where |
he has resumed her duties in the
'ffice Of I. S. Title attorney w. L.
Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marston have re-
urned to their home on Summit Ave, |
With their little son Louis, who is nowI
cooperating from an operation perl
ormed at Georgetown University Hos
)ital.
Harry Linaweaver, an attorney Of
Chicago, Ill.,, and his sister, Miss Ruth
who have been spendingl
several weeks with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Linaweaver, of near
Woodstock have returned to their
nome.
DR.. Charles Pence, Of Philadelphia,
"a, is visiting his sisters, the Misses
Pence at their home on Massanutten
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Brown and twoI
children and Mr. and Mrs James Tay-
or and family of Tiffin, Ohio are spend
ne several weeks in Powells Fort and
other points in the county. Before
to their home the party will |
visit Washington The trip from Ohio |
vas made in a car |
Miss Margaret Davis, a member of
the faculty Of the Summer Normal
School of Ham'isonburg spent the week |
end with Mr. and Mrs William Paxton.
Mrs. Walter Wunder has returned |
from Winchester where she had her
tonsils removed at Memorial Hospital, |
Mrs, Samuel Fetzer of Front Royal |
who recently submitted to a surgical
operation at Memorial Hospital, Win |
is spending several weeks with
her'brother-in -law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs Kenneth Koontz.
Representative Thomas w. Harrison
has come from Washington and will be
at his home in Winchester for the next
several eks.-Winchester Star
Misses Catherine Wetzel and Myrtle
Higgs are visiting relatives and friends
in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Clyde Owen Gibson, who has
been spending the past month with
friends in Woodstock left Wednesday
morning for Amesville, Ohio, where
she will join Mr.. Gibson and they will
make their future home in that town.
Mrs. Gibson is the only daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Walker is one
|of the most popular young ladies Of
Woodstock and her friends who are
numbered by the score deeply regret
her removal from the town Of her birth
but their best wishes follow her to her