Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-01-19
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DEATH OF MRS. K1sER.


Illness of one week with Influenza
md pneumonia, at the age of sol
ears and is days. She is str
lived by her husband, Levi K SER
md four daughters. Mrs. N. Il.
snarr, of Toms Brook, Mrs.
Samuel ]. Stricken, of Maurer-
Town, Mrs. B. F. Borden, Jr., oil
Toms Brook, and Mrs. RAYMOND |
T.. Newland, of Mt. Jackson, and
FIVE grandchildren, Misses VIM
ME Stricken, Mildred Borden,
katherine Borden, Joseph and
Benz min Newland. She was al
of the late Capt. John
and Eliza Haun, of Toms Brook,
and was married twice, her first
husband was Jonas Crabill, of
Toms Brook. She was married
to Mr.. Kiser fiftv-three years ago
and they have lived here at their
present home for the past 40
years. Mrs. Kiser is the last of
FIVE children. Her funeral was
conducted by her former pastor,
Rev. d. Fl. Rhodes. assisted by
Rev. z. B. Shaver at the Breth-
rem Church, Tuesday at p. NJ
Interment was made in the fam
lily lot i'll Toms Brook cemetery
She was a consistent member of
the Zion Christian Church con-
gregation for a number of years
She was lady of Christian char
acter and had a host of friends
She was a kind neighbor and al
ways took an interest in the sick
There was nothing of too much
trouble for her when 4 neighboi
or an acquaintance was sick. She
will be missed by her many
friends. The family have the
sincere sympathy of her many
friends here and elsewhere. A
good woman has passed to her
reward. The pallbearers were
Hugh Beydler, A. G. Shaver, N.
E. Shaver, V. S. Shaffer, ]. |.
Coffman and J. Stark. The fun
eral was largely attended and a
beautiful offering of floral de.
signs were banked on aud by the
casket.
Miss Myrtle Kibler, who was
visiting the family of Clarence
L. Conner, returned to her home
at Lantz Mills on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Gochenour and two
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and
Catherine, left last Thursday for
a visit to her mother at Singers
Glen, for ten day or two weeks.
c. T.. James, conductor OH the
Washington & Old Dominion
Railway, after a visit to his wife
returned to Washington, Tues
day to resume his duties.
Ralph. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Sager, who had an attack
of pneumonia is convalescent.
Robert Saum, who was in Hag.
erstown on visit, returned home
on Wednesday.
Thomas Flynn left for Balti
more last SATURDAY. to visit hi:
son, Thomas, Jr., and brothers
William and John Flynn fol
several weeks.
Rev. E. b. Shaver returned
Monday from Martinsburg. where
he Conducted services i'll tn,
c hurch of the Brethren, Sunday
The regular services at tht
Brethren Church. Sunday morn
ing and night will be held by the
pastor, Rev. E. B. Shaver. Sun
dav afternoon at $50 o'clock, he
vii preach at Narrow Passage.
The theme Sunday morning will
be ''1'he Virgin Birth"
The Citizens Club held their
regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh
Beydler, Thursday night, Jan.
18th and forty-five were present.
AT the business meeting 1t was
decided to build Town Hall, a
committee was appointed to Sc
lect a site and solicit contribu-
tious. After the business of the
Club was attended to, delight
full program was rendered as fol-
lows
Recitation When Pa is Sick"
by Miss Edith Conner.
Instrumental Duet BY Misses
Beatrice Beydler and Francis
Shrum.
Violin Solo by William Boyer.
accompanist Mrs. d. L. Shaver,
Jr
Essay on Pants" BY w. E.
Shaver.
Comic Duet Vocal BY Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. E. Shaver.
Negro farce Hanging Out the
Wash" by Mesdames B. H. Mer-
,dith and w. E. Shaver.
Prof. Geo. S. Carl. of New
York. who is visiting the family