Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-09-28


operated upon in Rockingham Memo
rial Hospital for the removal of tonsils
and adenoides. The operations we're
successful and both young ladies have
returned to their home here, where
they are recuperating rapidly
Miss Stella Hepner, daughter. of Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Hepner, has entered
Winchester memorial Hospital to take
course in Training. Hermany friends
wish for her the greatest success in
her chosen profession.
Mrs. E. Downey, of High Point, N.
c., spent several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Coffman.
Mr.. G. A. Jordan, of the Hatfield
Pennfield Steel Company, of Bucyrus,
Ohio, was business visitor in Wood.
stock and Edinburg this week.
Mr.. Forest Snyder, of Frederick,
Md, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Snyder, on South Main
Street
Miss Ethel Stickley left Wednesday
for Peterstown, West Virginia, where
she will teach music. 4
Mr.. Jacob Munich, one of the SUBJ
stantial citizens of the Powells Fort
Valley. was business visitor in Wood
stock, Monday.
Mr.. Munich, who is 76 years of age is
a great reader, and reads the finest
print without the aid of glasses He
has recently recovered from severe
attack of erysipelas from which he
suffered for the past few weeks.
DR.. Charles N. Wunder, Dean of the
faculty of North Western University,
returned to Georgetown, Texas, this
week TO resume his duties at that in
stitution. Mrs. Wunder, who is visit
ing her sister Mrs. McMurray at Hedges
vile y; II c.nrn to Texas later.
Hiss Ely Saum has returned to
:. ashipg on where she is a senior al
I-5rg, Washington University.
sil rank Alexander, of Washing
spent lie weekend with his mother
Mrs Annie Alexander and aunt Mrs
Daniel Reilly at their home on North
Main Street.
Miss Eleanor Ford, of the class of
% Woodstock High School, left this
week to enter Beechwood the well
known college for young women, at
Jenkintown, Pa.
Misses Margaret Kneisley and Eva
Bargelt, of the class of 20 Woodstock
High School, left Woodstock Tuesday
to attend the State Normal at Har-
Carter Davis of the class of '22 M.
M. A., son of Mr.. and Mr.. D. D. Davis
left this week for Washington, where
he will attend George Washington
University.
Mrs. Fred S. Anderson has returned
from Boston, Mass, where she accom-
panied her daughter, Miss Lucille
Anderson, who has entered the New
England Conservatory of Music. Miss
Anderson, already an accomplished
musician, will complete her musical
education and training at the New
England Conservatory. Her many
friends in this city bespeak for her
"a highly successful career inthe musical
world. Winchester Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver C. Munich, of
the Powell's Fort Valley, returned
Thursday night from Roanoke, where
they had been attending the Annual
Convention of the Knights of Pythias.
Messrs. M. L. Walton, Jr., j. Grove
Kneisley, Frank Ramey and Charles
C. Skyles attended the annual meeting
of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
at Roanoke this week representing
King Arthur Lodge, No. rs, of Wood
stock, and OliverC. Munich represented
the X. of P. Lodge, of Powell's Fort
VALLEY.
Mr.. o. G. Sheetz has resigned as
manager of the Edinburg Branch of the
Lexington Lumber Company at Edin.
burg, Va, and has accepted position
as fruit inspector, Virginia Division Of
Markets, with headquarters at Lees
burg, and left here last Tuesday to at
ltend meeting of State Inspectors Of
Frederick, Clarke and Loudoun Coun
tiles to be held in Winchester.
Hon. j. M. Bauserman, Special AS
|sistant to the Attorney General, j:
spending this week in Luray, where he
lis engaged in cases in the Page County
lCourt.
Mr.. H. B. Fitzsimmons, who has beer
I'm at the home of the Misses Holdings
worth for the past ten days, has now
Recovered and has resumed his worl
las Secretary to Mr.. w. L. Newman,
In. S. Title Attorney.
i Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Nicodemus have
returned to Frederick, Nd, after q
Visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Fravel
Ion South Main Street. Mr.. and Mrs
ssNick" as they are known to many
IWoodstock friends are always wei
Icomed to Woodstock, their former
home. Mr.. Nicodemus was former
successful manager and stakeholder in
1.-THE Chapin-Sacks Corporation, in charge
Iof the Woodstock plant, while Mrs
INicodemus was prominent in all socia
Icivic and charitable affairs. Since
moving to Frederick she has beef
Imade President of the Daughters o
1.-THE Confederacy of that city. Mr.
INicodemus is President OF the Nico
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