Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-10-10
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<efnuti IL. I eW df1G MRS. Eumh /
who was visiting att d
yorth Mountain. w. Va, rel
urned home Monday. /,
Miss Carrie Smallwood cf
a anassas, visited with her aunt,
Mrs, Jennie McInturff last week.
Rev. c. r. Yoder of The Ar
gent;ne Republic, will deliver a
lecture illustrated with sterop-
tican views at the Brethren
Church Sunday night, October
18th. The public is cordially in-
vited to be present.
On Sunday Sept 2Ssh. r. srt
Orndorff was agreeabfy sur
prised to have his family give a
birthday dinner in his honor at
his home west of town. Those
present were Mr.. aud Mrs. Hubert
Orndorff, WI. Coner and son
Freddie and Miss Rose Keffef. OF
Hagerstown, Mrs. Ella Weather.
ton, son and daughter, Mr.. aud
Mrs. VIM. Stroupe and son
Thomas Weatherton, of Martins
burg, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. ShrunI
and daughter Jean, Miss Zula
Gochenour, of Bridgewater, John
Sibert and Thomas Putnam, of
Martinsburg.
Chas. Shrum is nursing a car
buncle on his right fore arm.
Ray Bauserman who was here
for few days with his mother
Mrs. Emma Bausermau, returned
to Washington Sunday
| Albert E. Shaver arrived home
Sunday night from Chesapeake
Beach, Md. He has some large
liobs of wireing here, one of them
| The Shenandoah Farm and
| Poultry Co. houses
/ Mr.. and MIS-. Edwin Garvin
who were guests Of Mis-. Sue
/ Hess, returned 10 their home
/ Hagerstown Sunday
| Mr.. w. D. Shaver acco1lpanl .
i by F. p. Drake representatives 81
| The S. A. Mnllikin Co. of Cincin-
natl, Ohio arrived here Saturday
hight in Mr.. SIS car and were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
i Shaver. They left for the
University of Virginia at Char.
llottesville Sunday, Mr.. Shaver
returned to his home here Tues
Iday and is leaving for colleges i'll
| PENNSYLVANIA on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke L. Shaver
with their daughter Jean and
lson Jack Stone returned Monday
Il from a visit with Mrs. S. par.
tents Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Nj. Hon.
chins at Charlottesville.
l. C. o. Byers who operates tile
iRock Quarry one mile South OF
town, moved his family from Mt
jackson to tile Trussel dwelling
iof near town Monday.
i Our graded school opened
| Monday with an enrolment OF
I83 pupils, with the following
teachers: Principal William Tam
kim, ASSISTANTS isssElsie Borden
and Miss Edna Hoover. Samuel
| A. Funk is Janitor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Keister after
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Ellen
lYew and Mrs. Emma Bauserman
returned to their home at Staun-
ton Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Ernest L. Miller
of Woodstock. who visited Mrs.
Miller's sister Mrs. Melvin Shrum
aud family, left Sunday for
tTimberville where Mr.. Miller is
principal of a school. and where
he will act as pastor of the
lcli uIch of the Brethren.
| Carl TAYLOR, is using crutclles
lowing to sprained foot aud
tankle that was done at the rock
quarry of Byers, south of town
last Saturday when he jumped
to escape a rolling stone from
striking him.
AT the annual meeting Of lhel
Civic League at the school build |
ing Tuesday night the following |
o Ulcers were elected-Samuel ] |
Shaver, President; VIM. Tamkin, |
vice president; Miss Elsie Bor-
len, Secretari; Mrs. Lawrence
Keller, asst. secretary; VIM
Boyer, treasurer. They will
meet the 1st Tuesday night each
Mrs. Ellen Yew left Wednes-
day with her son-in-iaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. |,
keister for their home in Staun-
lon where she will visit for sew
sral weeks.
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