Railroad Schedules Show Daily Arrivals at Winchester
Railroad schedules list arrivals at Winchester from the line operator with daily patterns at 9 20 am and 7 28 pm and variations on Sundays. Superintendent Towan and Geo P A oversee operations while other services operate daily except Sundays with different codes.
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Sumam
Towan
Rippie
Geo P. A
Winchester
Train Schedule for Strasburg to Harrisonburg 1914
The 1914 Southern Railway timetable lists daily local trains from Strasburg to Harrisonburg with arrivals at 9 30 am and 2 40 pm and return service from Harrisonburg to Strasburg and Washington. Parlor car service and buffet facilities are noted on selected trips.
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Washington
Alex I Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Weerround
Strasbourg
Harrison
Strashuro
Alexandria
Ington
Nie Keranburg
Westbury
Gen
Washington, DC
Cardus claims to aid nervous women and worn systems
An old advertisement promotes Cardus a tonic for nervous women and weak systems claiming to calm nerves and restore strength. It urges readers to buy at druggists and to write for a promotional pamphlet.
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Feng
Allon
Sears
SY Canhi
Weil
Cardus
Notable Recitals Highlight School Concerts and French Studies
A detailed account of Laudeum closes with Miss Richardson directing a refined program. Miss Best showcased expressive work while Frances Grantham and others were heard individually. The junior recital featured toddlers trained by Miss Meyer and Madame Gaillard, including a French play La Surprise with Grace Cover and peers.
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Miss Best
School of Expression
Miseles Frances Grantham
Jane Logan
Eleanor Bowie
Mary Schinck
Helen Gassaway
Tots
Gertrude B. Meyer
Madame Gaillard
Regina Dull
la Surprise
Grace Cover
Susan ‘Reid Williams
Mildred Cooper
Louise Hurd
Dorothy Green
Frances Walton
Katherine Waddle
Josephine Arthur
Colleen Glass
Katherine Baker
Dorothy Nurton
George Washington
Katherine
Emma Gina Baker
Lady Washington
Regi
Charmso
Prizes Awarded In Department Of Agriculture
The Star reports the prize list from the recent school fair includes the department devoted to agriculture after an initial omission. Agriculture Boys Corn Club winners are listed with awards for largest acre yield: Raymond Duvall receives a prize buggy robe and watch, and C. D. Branson earns 200 pounds of 16 percent acid phosphate.
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Agriculture
Raymond ‘Duvall
C. D. Branson
Poultry Show Exhibit Prizes and Subscriptions Listed
A fragment lists prize items for a poultry show including best ear and largest potato awards. Exhibitors mentioned include C DBranson Ward Newell Raymond Duvall Emma Rhodes Gertrude Ritter Lydia Golightly and others with prizes such as subscriptions to Barred Plymouth Rock Journal Reliable Poultry Journal and Plymouth Rock Journal.
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Harry Fout
Carson Hook
Taylor Ritter
Plymouth Rock Journal
Samer Cather
Emerson Brown
Shell
Lydia Golightly
and & Blank
Gertrude Ritter
Plymouth House Journal
Louise ‘Rhodes
National Barred’ Rock Journal
Eva Pangle
National Barred Rock Journal
Sophia Clark
Modern Woodmen To Hold Service In Gore Va
The Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America at Gore Va will hold its annual religious service on Sunday June 6 at 3 30 p m in the Baptist Church. The chaplain Rev Good will preach the sermon. A brief program will follow and all order members and neighboring camps are urged to attend. The public is invited.
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Gore
Woodmen of America
School Trio Heads School Since Beginning
Table one lists attendees with Prof. B. F. Sine as principal, D. F. Kerns and Miss Beall Garvin as assistants, the same trio in charge since the school began. Paul Sine, 16, received a diploma for completing required work. Ira Whitacre and daughter Pauline visited his mother Mrs. Fannie Whitacre in town, with services planned Sunday at Rock Enon.
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B. F. Sine
D. F. Kerns
Beall Garvin
Paul Sine
Ira Whitacre
Pauline
Washington, D. C
Fannie Whitacre
Harrison Foreman
Rock Enen
Officers Elected By Gas Company
The Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company held its annual meeting at James B. Russell’s office on Rous Avenue to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were President James B. Russell Vice President John M. Steck General Manager John H. Cunningham Secretary and Treasurer J Fred Goss Directors include Russell Steck Cunningham John H. Snyder Phil H. Gold RB Correll and George W. Kurtz. No dividend was declared at the meeting but one is expected soon.
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Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
James B. Russell
Rous Avenue
John M. Steck
John H. Cunningham
J. Fred, Goss
Messrs
Russell
Steck, Cunningham
Phil. H. Gold
RB. Correll
George W. Kurtz
District Nurse Association Meeting Postponed to Thursday
The District Nurse Association meeting scheduled for this afternoon is postponed due to heavy rain. It will be held tomorrow Thursday at 4 o'clock in the City Hall council chamber. All members are urged to attend.
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