Richmond Fourth of July Trap Tournament Attracts 75 Shooters
Richmond Gun Club hosts a trap shooting event on the Fourth of July with 75 expected entrants from Norfolk Newport News and Winchester. Competition follows Amateur Trapshooting Association rules with 16 foot shooting marks and classes A through E. Luncheon will be served on the grounds.
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Winchester Club
Richmond
Virginia
Richmond Gun Club
ITM
Fornsey Sey Ques Oy
Amateur
Norfolk
R. L. Bell
B.C. Gunther
H. C. Gunther
Newport News
McG. Linton
T.stuttle
Winchester
F. W. Ping
Norfolk and Western Schedule Details Berryville 1926
Train times from Berryville on November 21 1926 include 3 45 A M to Roanoke Bristol Bluefield Williamson Norton with Pullman sleepers to Williamson and Bristol and a dining car. Connections at Roanoke with Memphis Special to Chattanooga Nashville and Memphis. 9 15 A M to Roanoke Bristol Cincinnati Columbus 12 26 P M local Roanoke 6 53 P M local Shenandoah Va 8 24 A M to Hagerstown intermediate and connections to Washington Baltimore 1 37 P M Hagerstown Washington Baltimore via Philadelphia 6 32 P M to Hagerstown with Pullman sleeper to Philadelphia New York 11 29 P M for Hagerstown sleepers to Philadelphia and New York. For fares schedules reservations and info contact HAL Barks Inc Berryville Va.
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Berryville
Roanoke
Bristol
Bluefield
Williamson
Norton
Waynesboro
Pullman
W. Va
Shenandoah
HAL Barks, Inc
Nowe Va
Richmond Gun Club Officers and Members Listed
The article names Richmond Gun Club officers P G Fletcher president Louis Rueger vice president R V Jones secretary and W B Jerman treasurer. It notes additional gunmen expected from Beaver Dam Washington DC Danville and other locations.
Mrs Kline Dies at Near Ninety in Tulip Community
Rebecca Virginia Kline widow of Aleck B. Kline died at home near Tulip after a long illness. She lived almost ninety years in the community and was the last of a large Smith family with four brothers serving in the Confederate Army. Survivors include two sons, five grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Ridings Chapel. Burial followed in the chapel cemetery.
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Rebecca Virginia Kline
Aleck B. Kline
Tulip
Isaac and
Julia Grim Smith
Seven Pines
Messrs
Tom and
Harvey Kline
Mr. Richardson
Ridings Chapel
Purification Claim for Caletabs Health Course
Advertises Caletabs as a system purifier to cure chronic ailments. Recommends a twice weekly course over several weeks and a family package with directions. Priced at 35 cents at drug stores.
Elks Top League in Pitchers Battle Over Lions Clubs
In Winchester Inter-Club League the Elks beat the Lions 6 to 3 with McCauley allowing six hits and fanning 15 in seven innings. Potts yielded five hits as Lions rallied late but fell short. Teams, rotaries and Kiwanis plan Friday game. gate to Crippled Children Fund. standings show Elks leading high-spirited, well-attended season.
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Elke
Lions
Elks
McCauley
Bicks
Potts
Plank
Taylor
Adams
Patton
Carper
Texas
Sirbaugh
Crowser
Fansler
Hockman
Seal
Hawthorne
Pitcher
Winchester
Crippled Children Fund
Lions Club
Shawnee Inn
Elks Club
Rotary and
Kiwanis
Harlee
English
Porter House
Roland Ryan
WOL
Py Bles Vokshesteecsecee
Rotary
Godfrey Cooper Estate In Court
On motion of Byrd W. Fugitt a relative of Godfrey M. Cooper deceased, M. M. Lynch named administrator with bond $2,000. Farmers and Merchants National Bank named guardian for infant son Godfrey H. Cooper with bond $2,000. Also notes a remark on a paint remover derived from sulphite mill waste.
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Byrd W. Fugitt
Godfrey M. Cooper
M. M. Lynch
Mr. Cooper
Corporation Court
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Godfrey H. Cooper
Will of Dr Davis Disposes Large Estate in Winchester
The will of Dr Edward Douglas Davis probated in Winchester assigns his widow Mrs Lou Ellen Moore Davis life use of the estate valued around 300000, a Winchester residence, household goods and jewelry. It leaves 5000 to George Douglas Davis for education, 5000 to Mrs E B Timberlake, and a complex trust plan for cemetery upkeep and eventual distributions to relatives and Scottish Rite charity. The will names no executor but Mrs Davis qualifies as administratrix with bond set at 800000.
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Edward Douglas Davis
Corporation Court
Lou Ellen Moore Davis
Winchester
George Douglas Davis
Lorian
Ohio
E. B. Timberlake
Summit Point
W. Va
George Davis
I. N. Bonham
BE. B. Timberlake
Albert Davis
Edward Davis
Francis Davis
Virginia
Freemasonry
Davis
American Surety Company
H. D. Fuller
Jacob H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants’ National Bank of Winchester
Virginia Consistory
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