Railroad Schedules Cumberland Valley May 24 timetable
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
5
Southern Railway Schedule Highlights 1914 Westbound Eastbound
The 1914 schedule shows Wasmngton Alexandria Strasburg and Harrisonburg routes. Westbound from Strasburg includes No 49 daily noon local to Harrisonburg with 9 30 am arrival and No 21 daily 7 59 pm local to Harrisonburg arriving 10 15 pm with buffet parlor car. Eastbound No 14 daily 825 am limited for Alexandria arriving Washington 11 50 am with buffet parlor car No 28 daily 510 pm local for Alexandria and Washington arriving 9 15 pm with buffet parlor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmngton
Alexandria
Strasburg
Harrisonburg
Strasburo Oery
Washington
Tocal
Tarrisonbure
Local Social News From Rest Virginia and Nearby Towns
May 21 rest news notes visits from Mrs Kilmer Emory and Miss Ida Falk to Miss Louise Hinton. Henry Jobe Henry Payne and daughter Anna visited Joseph Feagan home. Mrs Ashwood and Mrs Boyles from Ridgeway visited the Garner family. Abe Kline Bertha Verlie Kline from Mont Alig visited R B Carter. Lide Collins of Pikeside visited aunt F O Moulden. Carrie Hicks of near Paynes Chapel visited Mary Schlack. J B Clagett plans to add rooms to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rest
Kilmer
Emory
Ida Falk
Pikeside
W. Va
Louise
Wiliam Ashwood
Boyles
Ridgeway
Garner
Abe ‘Kline
Bertha
Verlie Kline
Mont. Alig
R. B. Carter
Lide Collins
F. O. Moulden
Carrie Hicks
Paynes Chapel
Mary Schlack
J. B. Clagett
Itching Rash Bites Banana City Family Hard
A Banana City Missouri family suffered years of intense itching and rash all over their bodies. They found relief with Resinol Ointment and Soap, reporting a complete cure after three jars and four months free of trouble. Local notes mention building work starting soon and residents traveling between Martinsburg and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banana City
A. Clarkson
Sella
Presbyterians To Talk Evangelism Assembly at Newport News
The fifty fifth General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church convened at Newport News with evangelism as the outstanding theme. An overture from Atlanta Presbytery and a Home Missions committee request to name the assembly Evangelistic Assembly was approved. The past year emphasized evangelism across the church territory, boosting the assembly’s emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
Newport News
Presbytery of
Atlanta
Executive Committee of Home Missions
Local residents and visitors noted in Marlboro area reports
May 21 records show E M Funk and D S Brill visiting business towns and Pennsylvania guest H G Shull hosting. Harry Keeler’s injury after a scuffle required Dr Brumback care. A Winchester school fair drew Edward and Mrs Johnson and others from TRONE and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
E. M. Funk
Ion
D. S. Brill
Winchester
Mr. Snyder
Pennsylvania
H. G. Shull
James McFarland
A. D. Cunningham
Burnt Factory
Wilber Keeler
Robert Keeler
Brumback
Hemp Weds Braithwaite in Virginia Wedding
Mr Hemp married Miss Blanche Braithwaite of Arden in Hagerstown last Saturday. The bride, younger than 21, and the groom reside with his parents on Wright flats. Local notices mention other residents visiting, school events at Woodbine, and small town greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Blanche Braithwaite
David Braithwaite
Arden
Hemp
J. F. Fleming
C. H. Wagner
Winchester
Woodbine School
Vivian D. Haun
Daniel Leight
Raymond Watson
Summit Point
C. R. Randall and Son
Roy
D. H. Hensell
O. . Hubbard
Hannah Clemens
J. M. Baker
Harrisonburg
James A. Grimes
Dandruff Cure Claims Liquid Argon Destroys Flakes
A historic ad claims four ounces of ordinary liquid argon dissolves dandruff by applying at night. It promises rapid removal by morning with repeated use, stopping itching and improving hair texture, and endorses squidarvon as an inexpensive remedy.
Cranston Calls Methodists to Pray for Peace
Bishop Earl Cranston urges nationwide Methodist Episcopal Church to read a public call for peace in Europe. The plea states in divine order events gave American Methodism a role to develop and occupy the world in cooperation with John Wesley's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Earl Cranston
United States
Europe
John Wesley Copal Church
Prayer for Peace Across Churches and Nations
In every thought of God and in every pang from fresh horrors, the call is to multiply petitions and prayers for peace. The appeal urges church services and youth groups to join in continual intercession, aiming to fill the sky with love and good will and heal the world’s deadly hurts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Europe
Birthday Party for Miss Georgie Smith in Cedar Grove
A May 21 report from Cedar Grove describes a birthday party at Mr. and Mrs. D A Smith home honoring their daughter Georgie Smith. Guests included numerous Misses and Messrs, with music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
D. A. Smith
Georgie Smith
Miss Smith
Kiva Fries
Edith McDonald
Angie Fries
Ottie Dick
Nelia Dick
Hattie Dorsey
Lolah Dorsey
Fannie Lillard
Lula Braithwaite
Mabel Clark
Pearl Fries
Zetta Smith
Lawrence
Raymond
Ottie Dorsey
Guy Smith
Herbert Smith
John Light
Harley Bailey
John Rees
Ray Butler
Herbert Fries
Gilbert Lyon
Dory Miller
Alvin Dick
Mervil DeHaven
Chas
Braithwaite
Ferguson
Cumberland
Miller Fries
George Miller
Virginia
Isaac Miller
Society of Friends
I von Last Acer
Veterans' Ball to Crown Richmond Confederate Reunion
Richmond Va May 21 The twenty fifth annual Reunion of the United Confederate Veterans in Richmond June 1 2 and 3 will climax with a grand military ball on June 3 at the Richmond Grays Armory. Veterans in gray uniforms will join many commands in full dress as part of the parade and gala events. The Virginia adjutant general mobilizes over 2000 militia to support the parade while the Virginia Military Institute corps and units from New York and New England march in. The event promises a brilliant spectacle with wide participation from Southern and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Grays
Eral
Virginia
En Corps
New York England
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Philadelpha New York
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Martinsburg
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Broiler
Blueeld
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Gary
Winston-Salem
Shenandoah
Memphis
Points South
Intergate
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Pullman Sleeper
University OF Virginia Head of Public School System of Virginia
Howard Winston
2M University
McVicar Carriage Works
R. C. Sibert
Winchester, VA
Fair Grounds
Bell
Hinton
Henry Jobe
Brucetown
Henry Payne
Anna
Joseph Feagan
Miller’s Drug Store
R. R. Sartelle
Water St
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
Ist
Russell
Fred Goss
H. & W.seabright
Paris
Elsie Snapp
Mary Bogart
Grace Gordon
John Whittington
Blanche
James Rodgers
Oates
JJ B. Clagett
Dr. Smoke
Marlboro News
Trone
Edward Johnson
Sebring Johnson
W. J. Muse
B. N. Lockhart
Ada Triplette
T. E. Morrison
Floyd Morrison
T. FE. Morrison
Festus Fletcher
J. B. Chapman
Eula Hoover
Sarah Triplette
J. F. Chapman
Mr. Hemp
Miss Braithwaite
Cranston
France
England
America
H. K. Green & Bro
Wilton
Axminster
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R. A. Denny
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