Local residents and visitors share updates and visits
Mrs. Willis Ruggles hosts the family as they plan to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. E. R. Conner and family visit George Conner. Harry Cave and Mrs. Clarence Hartley with their mother visit Mrs. Howard White. Lester Carroll returns from Westernport Md. Clarnece Pitcock family from Staten Island stay with relatives. Amiss Lillard recovering at home after Winchester hospital stay. G. A. Grim ill with cold. S. W. Grim welcomes a ten pound boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Ruggles
E. R. Conner
Vada
Crowell
George Conner
Harry Cave
Clarence Hartley
Washington, D. C
L. J. Cave
Howard White
Lester Carroll
Westernport
County Board Refuses Widening of Rouss Avenue
The county supervisors voted against widening Rouss Avenue by removing sidewalk to add road space. They also named Buffalo Lick road and Welltown Pike as State aid roads. Local visitors and festival guests from Baltimore Hagerstown and La Plata stayed with Winchester residents during the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Supervisors
Rouss Avenue
Buffalo Lick Road
Welltown Pike
Eastern Public Service Buys Crush Bus Lines Out of Roanoke
The Eastern Public Service Corporation completes the purchase of Crush Bus Lines Inc linking Roanoke with Bedford Lynchburg Roanoke Salem Christiansburg Bradford New Castle Covington and more. Unified management will improve service. new parlor coaches arrive May 12 and May 20 with more to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Roanoke
Eastern Public Service Corporation
Crush Bus Lines, Inc
Bedford
Lynchburg
Salem
Christiansburg
Bradford
New Castle
Covington
Fincastle
Clifton Forge
Virginia
Towns Bus Line
Shenandoah Valley
Lexington
Staunton
Harrisonburg
Woodstock
Strasburg
Winchester
Valley
Faastern Public Service
Roanoke Chamber of Commerce
John N. Carney
Hartford
Homer P. Ford
Doherty
Motor
Coach Transportation Systems
G. W. Layman
Col. T. P. Beery
National Bank of Harrisonburg
H. W. Bertram
H. 8. Reid
Real and Personal Property for Sale at Wardensville WV
Under court order, the Winchester Lumber Corporation bankrupt sale starts June 8 1926 at the Winchester and Western Railroad station Wardensville WV. Items include a warehouse, barn, blacksmith shop, boardinghouse with lot, furniture, and other personal property. Cash terms. Trustee Robert M Ward. Also local social notes from Winchester VA and surrounding guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rice
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Winchester Lumber’ Corporation
I Will Gell
Winchester and Western Railroad
Wardensville
West Virginia
Winchester Lumber Corporation
Guiet
Robert M. Ward
Winchester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alberta Vaughan
Fighting Hearts
the Valley Minstrels
City Auditorium
Uncle Kafe
H. E. Ransom
Market Report
Young Guineas
ARKET
Mae
Highview
Ghview
Ralph Pas
Sister
Sylvia
Alexan A
Rouss Ave
Lewis Snyder
William Wagner
Baltimore, Md
Richard Osborn
North Loudoun Street
A. A. Williams
New York
Knox Hat Company
Douglas Fletcher
Jane Fletcher
Fletcher
Hagerstown
Harry Crismore
D. W. Lupton
Waterford
BE. W. Armstrong
Baltimore
Frank Hamilton
Marguerite Jenkins
la Plata
W._R. Griffith
Warsaw
S&re
M. M. Lynch
South Washington Street
Grugatines
Purchase
Western Public Service Corporation
Connecticut
Shoaf & Shoaf
W. VA
George B. Merryman
Charleston
Gertrude Meyer
Staunton, Va
William T. Barr
United
United States Rubber Company
Sumatra
United States
United States Rubberry
Herbert Ashplant
India
Kisaran
Trade Mart
Ramsburg Auto Supply Company
Winchester Motor Co
J. Howard Cather & Co
Aree
Mey Department Stores
Court House
Corea
Winchester Gas Co
Prat
Wirchester Seed Co
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