Berryville Schedule April 30 1922 Rail Lines
Train timetable lists routes from Berryville Virginia to Bristol Roanoke Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers to Williamson Winston Salem Philadelphia New York and Washington connections. Parlor car and cafe service noted. Agents M W Burks Berryville and W C Saunders Roanoke listed for reservations and information.
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Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanok
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman Sleepers
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shem
Bhesandoah
Northmbounr
Morris
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Magerstown
M. W. Burks
Berryville
W. C. Saunders
Pasa Agt
Roanoke
Mrs Susan Pearl Expires Sudden at Harpers Ferry
Mrs Susan Pearl widow of Capt Louis Pearl longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger conductor died suddenly at midnight from heart trouble at her Harpers Ferry home. She appeared in good health before a late heart attack. Survived by six daughters and several sisters. She belonged to Martinsburg First Baptist Church where her husband was a member and deacon.
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Susan Pearl
Louis Pearl
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Pearl
First Baptist Church of
Martinsburg
Frederick County Land Conveyances Listed in Deeds Records
A list of land conveyances recorded in Frederick County shows numerous transfers. Transactions include J L Joniffe to G W Hiett for 91 acres near Winchester at 12400 dollars and Ray T Robinson to Bertha P Robinson for over 84 acres near Opequon at 6000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Circomnty
Benaeres
Adjoin
St Ux
Roy Strother
R Ridge
Gilpert P. Wright
Fred. Ridings
Stephens
H. Lockhart
Margaret Rey Caetienaat
Royall R. Carrington
Winchester
Millwood Road
J. L. Joniffe
Als
G. W. Hiett
Kenillworth
Ray T. Robinson
Ais
Bertha P. Robinson
Opequon
Shawnee District
Co. F. Moss
R. B. Emmart
Little Hunting Ridge
J. W. Steele
J. F. Judy
Middletown
W. C. Shade
Roy L. Ashton
White Hall
Alice N. Fritts
Air
John A. Armour
Kernstown
R. Lée ‘Wilson
Maude J. Brown
Laura A. Keffer
G. W. Pingley
Mountain Falls
Emma S. Campbell
Delia B. Shute
South Main Street
John JL. Clark
John A. “Armour
Valley Pike
D. M. Armel
W. E. Cooley
Harley B. Cheshire
S. H. Sirbaugh
Gore
H. Sirbaugh
G. W. Unger
Back Creek
A. Ste . Winchester
Reellville
Hayfield
Daniel DeHaven
Ethel O. Clark
Hunting Ridge
Mary A. Crone
George D. Crone
James M. Hammack
100 Eggs in Every Hen System Promises Big Winter Profits
Poultry expert Henry Trafford promotes his 1,000 Egg Hen system, claiming pullets have potential for four to six years of profitable laying with proper care. He invites readers with six or more hens to mail for a free copy, noting eggs may reach a dollar per dozen this winter and promising substantial seasonal profits.
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Henry Trafford
Poultry Success
Mr. Trafford
Survey Cards To Be Mailed Out Tomorrow
Frederick County growers report record spraying this year and the Field Laboratory plans a 1923 survey to collect acreages sprays and equipment details. Pathologist F J Schnetiderhan says results will be published once compiled as they push toward fact based apple growing.
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Frederick County
F. J. Schnetiderhan
Presidents Page to Feature Mother of Presidents
The Star previews a forthcoming Page of Presidents highlighting Virginia born leaders and odd anecdotes from Albemarle County. The feature promises a $25 prize and a reader contest, urging advertisers to participate and watch for details the day it appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United States
Roosevelt
Grant
Cleveland
Albemarle County
The
Refuge Local Notes Highlight Community Visits
Local notes from Refuge Virginia chronicle visits and family news. Mr and Mrs Silas Grim and daughter Margaret spend weekend with relatives at Bethel. Queenie Pifer visits Armel. Mrs Luther McCauley visits her daughter near Stephens City. Edward Jackson and Journal Orndorff complete a barn for Joseph Pifer near Armel. Death of John Lillard mourned. buried in Luray after passing in Winchester Memorial Hospital. T A Steele visits George Steele near Reliance. Mrs C J Orndorff and son Lawrence visit Refuge relatives. T A Grim of Stephens City visits J R Broy household.
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Refuge
Silas Grim
Margaret
Bethel
Queenie Pifer
Armel
Luther ~McCauley
Cc. J. Orndorff
Stephens City
Beverly Cameron
Riverton
B. B. Pitcock
Journal Orndorff
Edward Jackson
Joseph Pifer
John Lillard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Luray
Lillard
T. A. Steele
George Steele
Reliance
C. J. Orndorff
Lawrence
Luther McCauley
T. A. Grim
Rotary Camp Girls Enjoy Activities At John Handley Site
The first girls camp at the John Handley site, run by the Rotary Club auxiliary, reports strong participation. A second group sails Saturday for a ten day session with hikes nature study swimming and boat activity. Vesper services at sunset and excellent camp food maintain high spirits and good behavior among campers. The same cook who served the boys will feed the girls and a correspondent will arrange requested information.
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Rotary Club
John Handley Rotary Camp
The
Star
Impressed Letter on Presbyterian Church Winchester Pastor
A reader praises Dr. DuBose as a potential pastor for the Presbyterian Church of Winchester after a favorable sermon. The reviewer notes visiting strangers from out of town, a pew near the pulpit, and an unwelcoming reception from some congregants, urging publication of the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Presbyterian Church of
Winchester
DuBose
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Mid City
Hicks Motor Co
H. C. Browne
Defiance Motor
Valley of
Ee Tee Ne
Sal Station
B. B. Wright
JH. W. Ebert
Studebaker
House of Studebaker
Winchester Auto Sales Co
W. W. Dellinger
Mer
Baker & Shryock Cor
Braddock and Water Sts
Norfolk & Western
UY. Berryvilla
H. R. Willis
Chapman Auto Sales
Addock St
Just North Post Office
H. J. Mowrey & Bro
W. Piccadilly
Girls Enjoys
Winchester Fair
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