Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-09-05
MaurertOWn

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Washington. Friday morning At
80 o'clock, after an opera
ion. The body was brought
lere Saturday on train No. II
nd taken to the home of her
mother Mrs. James r. Hotel.
She is survived by her husband
ind three children. Delbert. Rich
ard and Anna Lee. her mother
Mrs. Jas. r. Hotel, three sisters
Mrs. Drucie Wetzel, of Wood
stock. Mrs. Flora Fish, of
Quicksburg and Mrs. Ophelia
Conner, and four brothers O':verI
of Richwoond, w. Va, Law
renee of Toms Brook, Samuel of
Washington and Homer Hotel
of Maurertown She was aged
26 years, 3 menths and 20 days.
She was a member of the Metho-
dist church. Her funeral was
conducted by Rev. c. E.N.Hall at
the home of her mother, Sunday
morning at 9:45 o'clock. Inter-
ment was in the Saumsville
cemetery. The pail bearers were:
r. Sidney Newman, Geo. Wilson,
Roger c. Bauserman, Charles
Shrum. o. N. Peer and L. B.
Kohne. The mother and family
have the sincere sympathy OF a
| wide circle of friends.
Jesse Sager left on Saturday
for Phillippi, w. Va. to attend a
family reunion.
| Mrs. Grace cambridge and
four children after months
Visit with her grand mother Mrs
Ellen Yew and Mrs. Emms
Bauserman left on Saturday To-
her home at Kermit, w. Va.
Roy Bauserman is home from
Washington to spend few day
with his mother Mrs Emm'
Bauserman.
The two weeks protrartt'
meeting at Zion church ceuduc'
led by Rev. 1T. Jackson, and til
! song service by Chas. McVay, o
Winchester closed Sunday, wit
| three additions to the church.
/ R. S. Newman and Rob Ma
I pliis are contemplating trip t
FLORIDA, October LIST, where the
will engage in the real estat
business. They have bought
el191O model Buick car, and afte
making some repairs and addin
; some leugth to the body, the
expect to fully equipped for tn
"Trip.
Harry Swartz who spent Sur
day and Laborday with hi
sbrother Marion, returned
Washington Monday night.
Glennwood Bausermau tn
, Representative of The Bingham
Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, who al
tended conference of the Roa
men at Cleveland last week, re
turned here last Sunday. H
reports a pleasant trip.
i Mrs. Sue Hess after two week
lspent in Hagerstow n returne,
home last Sunday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Bentz. Mrs
ILorena Spillen and two children
who had visited Mrs. Martha
ISpiker returned to their home.
lin Hagerstewn Sunday. They
Iwere accompanied by Mrs. Angie
ICrabill.
The high temperature last
Sunday shot the mercury through
the top of the thermometer at l..
B KolIn's store, it was registers
ing 100 degrees as it popped off.
1t was hanging on the porch at
the same place it has been for
Years.
Claude Yew, OF Cumberland
and Rolla Drifting, Of Martins.
burg who had been Whiting Mrs.
Emma Bauserman left for their
homes Sunday.
A reunion was held at Mr.. and
! Mrs. Levi GocIienour's last Sun
day afternoon, those present,
were their mother Mrs. Ella
Gochenour, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Spiggle and daughter Misses
Goldie, Hazel and Ruby, Mrs.
reena Spiggle. Mr.. and Mrs.
'arence Ludv ~, juo. Luds ip.
Kay mond Neff, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fravel and children Glen.
wood, William, Dorothy and
Wilno, Mrs. Clara Cochran
and daughters Misses Mildred
aud Marguerite. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Nodring. Mrs. Mary|
Wliitesel, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Burner and son Elwood, Mr.. aud
Mrs Roy Gochenour and dauph-
Ter Grace Ellen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wakeman and daughters.
Misses Hazel and Francis, CARL
Gochenour, Cecil Peer and Mr..