100 Years Ago

Herald of April 22, 1921

The remains of Robert F. Sollenberger, one of the first World War I servicemen called from the Williamsburg area, arrived for burial in home territory. While on patrol duty less than three months after his arrival in France, he was killed by flying shrapnel on Aug.4, 1918. The Bonner-Sollenberger Legion post turned out in body at services for their comrade in the Williamsburg Church of the Brethren and burial in the Sparr Cemetery.

Undertaker C.L. Maneval, assistant to J.P. Rearick for some time, relocated to an Everett business. Kenton Miller of Curryville became assistant at the Rearick furniture and undertaking business.

Dr. G.F. Dandois transferred his nine-year medicalapractice in Martinsburg to Dr. J. Warren Hershberger of New Enterprise, and moved to Cape May Court House, N.J. Dr. Hershberger said he would continue practicing in the Southern Cove on a part-time basis until a successor took over.