Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1923-01-05
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" CuhCouaJ oii uuStucSS ana pleas
ire. They expect to return on
Clarence Ludwig, WHO lad
been sick for the past five weeks,
IS slowly improving, being now
able to sit up for a short while.
Misses Eula Sine. of Calvary,
and Gladys Didawick. of Wood
stock, after visit to Miss Edith
Stark, returned to their homes
last Saturday.
Miss Desma McInturff, who
visited Miss Mildred McClanallan
has returned to her home at
Strasburg.
Chas, Sager, of New Oxford,
Pa, and Naldo Conner, of Pitts
burg, after a visit of severa
days here with friends left for
home last Friday.
The Quality Music House sold
a Jesse French Player Piano to
Mace Stickley, of Strasburg
Tuesday. It is beautiful dull
satin mahogany .veneer.h
Miss Lois McInturff who visit
| ed Miss Beatrice B. Beydler re
turned to her home last Friday
Miss Beatrice accompanied hel
returning home on Monday.
VIM. Keister, Of Stanton i
here visiting his aunt, Mrs
e mma Bauserman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Spare wh'
came to Toms Brook with TIL
| body of Mrs. Spares mother
Mrs. Kate Reilly last Thursday
who died at their home i'll Wash
) ington on Tuesday Dec 26tl
after lingering illness, vislte'
the family of DR.. D. I. Shaver
Mr.. Spare left for his home OF
FRIDAY, Mrs. Spare will remain
here for several weeks, this be
; ing her former home.
/ Miss Zula Goch enour, ate
spending the holidays with he
! mother Mrs. Ida Goclienour. re
/! turned to her duties as secretar'
| to Prof. Paul Bowman, presiden
lof Bridgewater College, on New
Years day.
Miss Edith Stark after beinl
with her parents during the holi
days returned to Richmond Mon
: day where she is a teacher III tn
Public School.
u Marion Shaver who spent til
, holidays with his parents MI
S and Mrs. Samuel ]. Shaver rt
S turned to Bridgewater Colleg
Monday to resume his studies.
< Mrs. Cyrus Fetzss wfp la
4 been an invalid for some time
D in a very serious condition wit
! gangreen and dropsy. She i
/. in her S3rd year.
Rev. E. B. Shaver will conduc
services at the Brethren churc
Sunday night at o'clock. Hi
theme will be: rs the worl
growing better" The public
i cordially invited to attend thi
service.
| Miss Lizzie Rhodes who visit
ed her parents Mr.. and Mrs. [
S. Rhodes, returned to her dutie
at Washington Monday.
| Vim. Reedy, who was honor
ably discharged from the .. S
| Army at Fort Oglethorpe O
| d 28th arrived here Saturday
| He was member of Sixth Cav
airy, Troop F, and expects Il
re-enlist. He is visiting Mr.. aut
Mrs. Otis McWilliams. He lla,
served three years and says H.
likes army life.
The musical program given b,
Mrs. Naomi Newman in honor
LOT her mother, Mrs. John j
Gochenour. Friday night, Dec
29th. The musicians were Mr.
and Mrs. Duke L. Shaver ant
Prof. Geo. S. Carl, of New York
Those present were : Mr.. anG
Mrs. Hugh Beydler, Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. E. Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs
Vim. r. Coffman, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Artz, Mr.. and Mrs. Sf1as
Sager, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bor-
den. Misses Clemence Doll, Zula
Gochenour, of Bridgewater Col
lege, and Edna Ritenour. of Fair
fax, Mrs. Ida Gocllenour, Thorn.
ton Ritenour, of Fairfax, John p.
Artz, and r. Sydney Newman.
of Guldin, Pa. Refresh meuts
were served, after which radio
entertainment was enjoyed from
the radio outfit of VIM. j. Goch-
enour. All were enthusiastic over