Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-08-10
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President Warren G. Harding.
memorial services will be held
lext Friday evening at the BretlI-
zen Church here at s O'Clock. Adj
dresses will be made by tue pas
tor Revs. E. B. Shaver. D. E. |
J. w Leedy, C. E. N. |
Hall and others. You are invited |
to be present to pay reverence to |
the memory of our great and
good President whose death we
mourn.
All the children of Mrs. Martha
Spiker visited her Sunday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Brantz, Mrs. Ange Crabill.
Edward Spiker, of Hagerstowr.
Mrs. Sue Hess and C, H. Spiker.
of Woodstock.
Mrs. Z. l.. James aud daughter
Miss Martha Lue, and Mrs. Duke
L. Shaver left for Washington
last Friday where they will visit
Mrs. James will join her husband
at Leesburg he being a conduc.
tor on the Washington and Old
Dominion Railway.
Miss Eula Sine after visit to
Miss Sadie Stark returned to her
home at Calvary Saturday.
r. Sidney Newman, who spent
several DAYS with his ia mily and
attended the Veteran Reunion at
Fishers Hill, left for his farm at
New Oxford, Pa, Monday.
H. E. and Samuel Totty and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Back who
visited their sister and aunt Mrs.
A ". Shaver returned to their
homes at Winchester Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick Carpen.
ter aud children Rhodes, Cecil
and NARY Catherine, of Rich
mond arrived here in their car
last Friday and are with Mrs.
C's father and aunt Geo. w. Doll
and Miss Sue Doll.
Mrs. Geo. Keister and Son
William, who visited Mrs. KS
mother, Mrs. Ellen Yew, return.
ed to their home at Stauntou
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. H. C. Drandridge
and children Willie, Harry,
| Thomas and Catherine Ellen,
who have been visiting their
aunt Mrs. Emma Bauserman 70,
the past month returned to their
home at Kermit, Mingo county,
W. Va, Monday.
/ VIM. r. Coffm man left for De.
troit, Mich. Monday. He was &C.
companied by little Miss Janice
Jay Shaver who will join hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P, F. NJ
Slaver who are now living in
detroit. She has been here with
her grand parents DR.. and Mrs,
I'D. L. Shaver, with whom she has
been for the past 6 or 7 months.
Ihey were taken by DR.. Shaver
to Martinsburg in his car, where
they caught train is for the west,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Keckley
who visited with Lemuel Yew
LETT for their home in Harrison
Jul MOuudy.
Mrs. Hugh Beydler and daug H.
ter Miss Beatrice Belle, left on
Tuesday, for Chesapeake Beach.
Nd, where they will visit Mrs.
BIS brother, Albert E. Shaver,
and at Washington to view the
remains of the late President
Warren G. Harding in the
capitol.
Clarence L. Conner, Letter
Carrier on Raute l has moved his
family into his new bungalow at
the Northern end of town. He
has a cosey new home.
Luther Conner had the mis-.
fortune to lose two of his hogs
Monday. they weighed about 100
lbs. 1t is thought death was
by over feeding.
Mrs. B. Meredith will leave
for a visit of two weeks with |
friends at South Boston, on
Wednesday.
Rev. D. E. Stark returned from
Harrisonburg Monday where he
preached Sunday morning and
night at the Brethren Church.
Bethlehem.
Samuel Strack and Miss Nellie
omallwood a trained nurse of
Baltimore, who visited Mrs. Sue
Hess left for Lexington last SAT-
lrday, Miss Smallwood's former
home.
Rev. A. B. Bauman. DR.. Mick
ey with two of his sisters, and
Mss Alice Banner, of Johns
own pa cnaut covar,1 i