Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-03-13
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HAMMAN-RINKER

: man OF our town and Miss Pear
Rinker of ST. Davids Church
were united in marriage BY Rev
r. H. Cline at the Lutheran par
son pc Woodstock. The groom
Ills the son of Mr.. David Ham
man, north of town on the Val
lev Pike. and is engaged in tn
poultry business. The bride i
1.-THE daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| John Rinker of the Fort VALLEY
Tnc nsppy couple viii be At lloms
north end Of town, after the 18Th
of March.
DEATH OF WIN. J. FAHNEsTocK
! VIM. ]. Fshnestock died at the
home of his son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Burner near Stonewall Mill. Fri
DAY March 6, at o'clock, due to
grip aud the infirmities of age.
He was aged SO years. He is
survived by five sons, William
of Winchester. Charles, Arthur
and Albert of Philadelphia, and
Walter of Montgo mevy, Pa
three daughters, Mrs. Lula Bur-
ner, Pughs Run; Mrs. Jennie
Beeler of Maryland and Mrs
Rosa Machr of Cumberland, three
tbrohers Samuel ]. of Maurer-
town, Scott and David OF Win
chester. He had been a member
of The Church of the Brethren
for years, and served in the
Union army during the civil war.
The funeral services were COIL
Quoted by Elder H. r. Mowery at
his late home Sunday at 10
O'Clock, after which the body
was taken to Salem Church Gem
etery near Stephens City, and
laid to rest by the side of his
wife who died about 80 years
ago.
M. T.. Conner. who attended
the Inauguration of President
Coolidge and visited friends at
EIdridge, Md. returned home
lasf Friday. He reports very
pleasant trip.
Rev. E. B. Shaver will deliver
his lecture mo More Wars or
disarmament, at The Church of
the Brethren, Timberville, Sum-
day March 18th, at IL o'clock.
The three act drama Aaron
Slick from Punkin Greek. that
was given at the school building
last Friday and Saturday nights
under the auspices OF the Civic
League was we'll received by the
full houses on each night. The
caste of characters, all local
talent, have been complimented
by those who were so fortunate as
| to be present and enjoy the mirth-
full doings of old and young who
took the different parts. They
have been urged to give it again
| in the near future. The net pro-
Gee DIS OF the two evenings were
$1,000. The Virginia Orchestra
lof Woodstock furnished the
music in a creditable manner.
Miss Zula Gochenour spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs
Ida Gochenour, returning to heI
duties at Bridgewater Monday
| Robert Saum has been enga geo
by the proprietors of Shenar
doall Hatchery, Messrs. Shaffel
land Shrum to manage the estab
lisIlment. They have 10000
eggs now Matching.
| Marvin Shaver visited his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J
IShaver over tile Weekend, re
i turning to Bridgewater ColIeg
Monday, where lie is enrolled thi
session.
i The Brethren S unday School
,IT. Glenn Locke Superintendent
continues to grow; with lis en-
rolled, it had an attendance o
asst Sunday. The $50 mark j
,lgrowing near. The Mems Bib
II Glass, with Rev. Ed. l. Miller a
| teacher had % present and wa
ably taught.
| Rev. S. e. Christensen. o
Roa noke will be here and preacl
Rim the Bretluen Church Thurs
II day night, March 10Th at 7:3(
; lie has been pastor of the Bretll
rem Church at Roanoke for sey
eral years. He is native o
Il Norway. and an interesting
! ItaIker.
Mrs. Omer Crabill. who ha
been called here by the death @
her nephew Lawrence Keller, an
Iwho has been with her parents
lMr. and Mrs. L. c. Bauserma
left for home at Breckenridge
iPa.. en- Tuesday morning.