Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-04-04
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DEtTH or WILsoN ZEr0LEn,

DEsTH OF WILSON ZEiGLER.
Wilson Zeigler, died at his home two
miles East of town on the river, near
the Farmers Mill site, on last Friday at
9 o'clock a. m. He had been in fail
ing health for year. and during the
winter confined to his home with
Brights disease and other complications.
He was aged 48 years. 4 months and
II days.
He is survived by his wife, who was
before marriage Miss virgie Rinker,
daughter of John Rinker, of the Fort
Valley, and seven children aged from
5 months to 10 years, two sons and five
daughters. He was dealer in furs
for some years, visiting the different
towns and cities of the valley during
the fur season, farming and trucking
the remainder of his time The body
was conveyed to the Fort Valley Sat-
lurday, and the funeral was conducted
by Rev. w. L. Darr of near Edinburg
Sunday at St. Davids Church. Inter.
ment was in the family grave yard.
Mrs. Silas Getz, of Route 1, return.
home from a seven week visit to hei
daughter Mrs. Lula Kennedy at Con
nellsville, Penna., last Friday. Hell
SON Carter accompanied her. She re
ports very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Pauline Meredith was called t.
Washington last Saturday by the serious
illness of her friend Mrs. Paxton.
Mrs. j. VIM. Bauserman of Zioi
IChurch left for visit with relatives
in Baltimore last Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Kohne with thei
three children Margaret, Irwin an,
Luther Jr. and R. Sidney Newman
left for New Oxford, Pa, last Sunday
where they will visit relatives AM
friends. Mr.. Kohne will 90 to Phila
delphia on business during the week
| Albert E. Shaver left on Monday I
Ehis truck for Chesapeake Beach, Md
where he will supervise the Electrics
J Plant of the company this comm
season.
y On Thursday night the 9th tn
friends of Mr.. VIM. A. Womeldori
came together ct the hospitable HON
of VIM. E. Shaver, as surprise
, Mr.. Womeldorff on his 59th birth day
There were forty OF his neighbors an
friends present, many others who wer
detained by sickness in their homes
After o'clock Mr.. Womeldorff wa
,ent for. he having just returne
from Hagerstown. After some persus
sion he accompanied the messenge
|, and when he entered the room at MI
, lShaver's he was non plussed. He wa
unable to grasp the situation until h
Hooked at the table in the dining ROOF
land saw the large cake with SO candle
brightly burning. Piano music wa
, furnished, and good things to ca
Isuch as chicken salad, cheese, apple
r ice cream. sailed peanuts, and crap
Juice as thirst quencher Mr.. Wome
. dorff came here with his wife, twh
f now is visiting in Orlando Florida) la
:, fall from Huntington. w. Va and ar
living with Mrs. Pauline Meredith. +
r has made host of friends during II
e few months he has been in our mids
which was proven by the number
r useful presents he received. 1t is b
n Intention to make our town his futul
home and it is the wish of our citizel
e THAT he will become one of US. Aft
1.-THE refreshments were served
o lcourses and the cake cut, differe
e Igames were played. At II o'clock tho
IS present left for their homes, in hapE
:, frame of mind at the enjoyable evenir
h Ispent, and wishing Mr.. Womeldor
il many more birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fish who visite
= Mrs. James Hotel the mother of Mr.
4 Fish, returned to their home at Quick
Iburg Monday.
The Quality Music House have Sc
Ieral good tuned used pianos, real ba
o lgain prices, from $1,000 up, full
Warranted.