Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-08
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son Sherwood, of Connellsville,
Pa. arrived here on last Satur-
day to visit her parents, Mr.. and
tIrs. J. Stark.
Harry Swartz and Edgar Pierce
returned from a trip to WASH
ington Saturday.
Seward Hotel who has been
a guard at the Washington
Terminal at Washington for the
past forty DAYS. came to his home
east of town on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Lichliter
held family reunion at their
home last Saturday Sept. 2nd,
their two sons and families,
Robert of Geary, Ind. and Floyd
|of Washington were present.
Others present being relatives
and neighbors. There were IS
seated at the long table in the
yard to partake Of the good
things for the inner man that
Mrs. Lichliter had prepared, all
present were highly pleased and
spent an enjoyable day which
will be long remembered.
Mrs. B. H. Meredith who had
been visiting at Huntington,
Va, for the past two weeks, re
turned home Monday.
| Mrs. D. L. Shaver is recover
Ing nicely from the attack 0
ldiphtheri a, from which she ha'
Ibeen suffering for the past twelve
days.
/ Prof. Ray R. Haun, preached
his last sermon Sunday night a
1.-The Brethren Church where he liz
filled the vacation granted til
lpastor Rev. E. B. Shaver. TIL
church was filled and the ser
mon was an able one, and en-
joyed by the large congregation
Prof. Haun left on Tuesday 70
Ashland College, Ashland, Ohio
where lie will resume his dutie
as member of the faculty Of tia
institution.
Rev E. B. Shaver has returne
from Hagerstown where Ii
preached Sunday in the Is
-, Brethren Church on mo Nor
+ Wars" He will lecture on til
rlsubject at Columbia Furna(
9 Sunday next at $50 o'clock.
e ]. Cusick who visited the far
lily of Romeo Finks returned
his home at Washington la
Friday.
Emmanuel Church of the CO
gregation of The Church
" God" west of town, was tast
fully painted and decorated {
s the walls and ceiling last wee
= The Quality Music Hou
shipped walnut Jesse Fren(
Piano to John Crager, Peter
! burg, Va, this week direct fro
factory.
6 Mrs. Wan. A. Yew, her 81
Claude and r. H. RAIDER, of Cur
berland arrived here i'll their C
l. Monday. They are visiting Il
IL family of Mrs. Emma Bause
man.
d On Monday morning at
II o'clock motor cycle being driv'
l. b yRo bert Anderson and caryit
d Chauncey Brown, both of Was
o ington, Pa, colored, struck ;
5 automobile driven by Har
|. Dawes, Of Washington at Il
, northern part Of town on II
Valley Pike opposite the dive
s. ing being erected by L. B. kohI
t causing Anderson to sustain
0 compound fracture Of the rightle
u above the knee. and considerab
: bruising the body and face
Brown. Dr.. D. L. Shaver r
5 duced the fracture and both we
g sent to the Kings Daughter Ho
4 pital at Stanton. The occl
d Ipants of the auto being thre
Il besides the chauffer, were nc
hurt, il is reported the mote
f Icycle was running at a speed c
G IS miles per hour, and both til
cycle and auto endeavored to us
: the same side of the pike. Th
motorcycles front swheel wa
mashed the autos raniator an
r springs were damage also til
fender. 7 he Peoples Garage re
paied the car, and they left fol
Washington.
| Robert Lichliter and family O
Gary, Ind, and his brother
Floyd and family of Washington
latter a visit to their parents