Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-05-19
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DEtTH or MIS- Sans.
M;Ss Rath Rollins Iew, died
a. the home If her sister here.
Mrs Emma Bauserman, SUNDAY
night at P:20 o'clock from an at
tack OF pneumonia. she was only
confined TO her bed from Thurs
day, She was aged 60 years and
days.
She IS survived by her mother
Mrs. Ellen Yew, three sisters,
Mrs. Emma Bauserman, Maurer-
town, Mrs. J. f. Aflick, of Win
chester and Mrs. George Keister,
OF otaunton, and two brothers.
Lemuel d. Yew, of Maurertown
ana VIM. A. Yew, of Cumber-
land, Md. She was a regular
attendant Of the Brethren Sum
day school, and was liked by all
who knew her.
The funeral services were cor.
Quoted by Rev. Z. B. Shaver
Tuesday at 5 o'clock p. m. from
the Brethren church. Interment
was in the Valley Pike cemetery
N the family lot, | mile South
Of town.
Luther B. Ko!Ine who VI 8
called to New Oxford, Pa, IN
last Wednesday, returned Thurs
day morning i'll the car Of Naldo
|C0nnor. They were accompanied
by Carl Sager WHO returhed 10
Pennsylvania Thursday after
noon
Chas ". Saum and wife Of
LJraY arrived here Friday they
are tile guests Of David 5. Rhodes
and other relatives.
Luther kohne is excavating
for tile foundation OF his dwell
ling at the northern part Of the
town on the Valley Pike, it adj
Joins the lot Of Clarence l..
Conner, who is also preparing TO
build a dwelling.
Rosser CraGiii, Of Hagerstowu
a former citizen Of our town, a
son of tile late SiIas CrabijI is
here visiting his uncle, Jacob Il.
Boyer and other relatives.
MIS-. Ida Gochenour left Satur-
day for 4 weeks visit with Iler
daughter Miss ZuJa Gocheueur
at Bridlewater College, Bridge
water. She was accompanied by
Her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Shrum
to HarrisonburR
VIM. Doll, Of Quicksburg was
here with his aunt Miss Sue Doll
last week taking treatment for
a growth on his face from DR.. D.
l.. Shaver.
Paul F. NJ. Shaver who return
ed from the Memorial Hospital
at Harrisonburg last Friday is
doing nicely, being able to walk
about the house and on the lawn.
There will be All all day meet
ing at the Church of God west of
town on Sunday May 2lst. Ed.
n. II. Geiselman, OF Baltimore,
will conduct the services, preach
ing at II a. M, 3 p. NJ. and at
$50 .. NJ, will have basket din
ner at the CHURCH. The public
are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Edward S. Spiker and his
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Grim
who were visiting Mrs. Martha
Spiker returned to their home at
Hagerstown last Saturday.
The Quality Music House sold
Jesse French, Ackerman and
Lowe piano to Geo. II. Bott last
week in dull satin finished ma
llogany.
Rev. ]. M. Tombaugh, D. D.,
of Hagerstown will preach at the
Brethren church Saturday nigh
the Goth at s o'clock, Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and will
conduct the communion services
Sunday night at : O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Brun1back,
Winchester, VIM. Brumback, of
Middletown and Mrs. Bette A
Slower, with her son Judah and
daughter, Miss Lillian, Of Berry
vile who visited the family of
V. S. Shatfer returned to their
homes Sunday.
Mrs. William r. Coffman left
on Tuesday for Johns Hopkins
Hospital Baltimore where she
expects to have an operation per-
formed by DR.. Holman. She has
been an invalid for the past 6 or
II years. 1t is the hope of her
many friends she will return to
| her home in good health.
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