Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-05-23
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DEATH OF MRS. EMMA S. cRABILL

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DEATH OF MRS. EMMA S. cRABILL.
On Friday afternoon the 10th at $50
clock Mrs. Emma Sarah Crabill, the
wife of Frank Crabill died at her home
Il miles south of town. She was aged |
s. years, month and 81 days. She is |
survived by her husband and four
sons. Willism and Perry of Washing
ton, Edwsrd of Woodstock and Samuel
OF Maurertown, one daughter Mrs.
VERNE Burner of near Woodstock, ore
brother Mr.. M H. Copp near Mt.
Olive and one sister, Mrs. Philip Ham
man of Mt. Olive. She had been on
the sick list for year or more with
Brights disease and other complica-
tons. She was a member of The
Church of the Brethren for number
OF years and regular attendant OF
church services. Her funeral services
were conducted Sunday at 1890 o'clock
at the Valley Pike Church by Ed j
Carson Miller of Moores Store, assisted
by Ed. H. R. Mowery. The family
have the sympathy of their friends.
The husband Mr. Crabill was not able
to attend the funeral services owing
to al affection of the heart, from which.
he has been troubled for some months
The protracted meeting that was
conducted at Emmanuel Church of
God by Elder F. E. Siple closed Sun
day afternoon with five additions to
the church. Baptism was at the river
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. E. B. Shaver left for Washing
ton Tuesday morning where he will
look after some church duties.
Joseph Bauserman living east of
Toms Brook who has been sick, for
three months was taken to the Win
chester Memorial Hospital by DR.. D. L.
Shaver for treatment Monday.
Glennwood Bauserman arrived here
from Cleveland, Ohio, last Friday to
visit his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. VIM.
Bauserman of Zion church. He is
| with the wholesale hardware company
of w. Bingham Co. He will visit the
trade from Chambersburg, Pa, to
Harrisonburg, and make this his head.
quarters. His territory for the past
year has been in Ohio and Indiana.
His many friends wish him success in
this his home territory.
Mrs. v. S. Shaffer and children VIM.
and Kathleen left last Friday for
Bartonsyille where they will visit with
Mrs. Bette Slower the mother of Mrs
s. for 10 days or two weeks.
The Annual Old Folks Singing viii
be held at Valley Pike Church on the
the LIST Sunday in June, beginning a
10 o'clock continuing during the day
with recess for luncheon. You are
cordially invited to attend and bring
your friends.
| Mrs. Robert Supinger of Hagerstowl
is here visiting her niece Mrs. SUI
Hess.
| Ed and Mrs. B. w. Neff of near MI
Jackson were visiting the family o
Jno. j. Gochenour and returned T.
their home on Sunday.
Il A Ford and Chevrolet car collide
on Main street Sunday night abou
1880 o'clock. The Ford was drivel
by Lester Grabill of Woodstock goin
South, the Chevrolet driver was Waite
Glenn of Strasburg going North. TIL
Ford car was carrying four young me-
. and Mr.. Glenn was the only occupan
Of thesChevrolet. The Ford had
broken axle crushsd fender, and tn
running board broken. 1t was over
turned on the side. The chevrole
was damaged by a twisted axle ant
slight damage to tenders. Mr.. Grabil
and Mr.. Glenn were slightly injure'
by cuts on the side of their heads, thu
others escaped injury. The cars wer,
REPAIRED here at the garage.
The communion service will be heit
at the Brethren Church the 1st Sunda,
of June at o'clock. Rev. Emma NJ
Aloud will be present. On the Satur
day night previous and Sunday morn
ing. She will preach in the church
and she will assist the pastor Rev. E
B. Shaver with the communion service
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glenn are happy
since Monday when a new son in
vaded their home.
The District Sunday School Con
vention Of Johnston district and Wood
stock will be held at the Valley Pike
Church of the Brethren Friday May
23rd. There will be three services al
1890 a. m, opening, D. m. afternoon,
1880 evening service. 1t is hoped thai
that the convention will be largely at.
tended.
T. GLENN LOCK, President
FRANK BOYER, Vice President.