Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-04-04
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Those interested in the Forestville
section of Shenandoah County will
probably be glad to know that hence
forth all those things pertaining to the
| progress and welfare of this prosper
GUS neighborhood, as well as any other
items of local interest, will be given
publicity through the columns of the
Shenandoah HERALD. IF at any time
you readers find this section of the
paper lacking in the essentials of well
written news, notify the editor and we
will impress the inimitable "Bub"
Zirkle, who has sometimes given vent
to various aud sundry spasms under
the nome-de- plume OF MARBLE Top"
into service. Bub is good scout even
if he can't see the necessity of buying
i tags for dogs after they lose their
teeth, and will deliver the goods.
i County Agent Harry Moore recently
paid several interesting calls at the
! Forestville school in the course of
which poultry and corn clubs were
successfully organized. Fifteen boys
and girls promised to take advantage
OF the opportunity afforded them by
the presence of Mr.. Moore who will
guide and assist them in their work.
Officers of the organization are; Edwin
Will, president; w. E. Donald, vice
pres; and Catharine Myers, secty-
treas. Members of the clubs are
Edwin Will, w. Donald, Eloise Donald,
, Catharine Myers. Galen Wine, Isaac
9 Wine, Goldie Getz, Geneva Pence,
Harold Myers, Paul Miller. Austin
;. Kirby, Ruby Shaver, Raymond Har-
! pine, Stanley CARRIER and Cecil Hupp.
These youngsters are all live wires and
you can expect them to take their share
= of the prizes offered at the Fair in
September.
The Forestville School and Civic
n League will meet on Thursday eve
ming at 7:30. A program to be given
:, by pupils of the school is in prepare
- ton and all those interested in prob
lens confronting the community are
urged to attend regardless of whether
. or not they are League members
: Means of obtaining an adequate supply
of water, at a minimum cost to the
community, for use at the school are
! at least in sight and will probably be
discussed at this meeting.
Miss Edna Baker spent the weekend
: at the home of Mr.. M. Stickley.
a D. NJ Moore, who is employed ii
the government printing office a
: Washington, D. c., is visiting hi!
:. family at this place.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Med Shutters and fam
= lily, of Washington, recently arrived
for visit with Mr.. Shutters mother
: Mrs. Ellen Shaver. While here the.
" will also visit the home of Mr.. ant
:. Mrs. Will Fry of Shavertown, Va.
= Samuel Prophet, who recently lief
D for Tiffin, Ohio, where he expected Il
:. be employed during the summer, i
now in Washington.
MI. anu tliSs hdltCl CuSC nlu NAlo
D Florine Zirkle visited Mrs. Pence
mother, Mrs. Walters, of Harrisonburi
= Sunday.
&C Miss Elsie Coffman spent Sunda
~ with her friend Miss Catherine Myers
u Miss Geneva Pence recently visite
10 her cousin Miss Goldie Getz of nea
= Mt. Jackson.
70 Messrs. Tucker Holler and j. F
= Eckard, of Hamburg, passed throug
~ our town Wednesday enroute, da
u early, TO the Harpine sale at Moore
% Store. On learning of their mistake
y they devoted the day to business an
* sightseeing in Forestville.
- On Friday evening April IL, pupil
of the High School will present pla
~ for the benefit of the Athletic Associ;
$. ton and League entitled GAN Mi
take" Admission will be fifteen an
" twenty cents. Come out and see ho1
r the other fellow squeezes out of a
y amusing, though embarrassing, predic;
ment in which fate, by means of he
ever surprising moves, has placed hin