Railroad Schedules Show New York Arrival Times
Philadelphia schedules indicate trains to New York Pa Station depart and arrive with daily service at 9:20 am and 5:21 pm, except Sundays. Superintendent Fartopte Gen P A.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
5
Philadelphia schedules indicate trains to New York Pa Station depart and arrive with daily service at 9:20 am and 5:21 pm, except Sundays. Superintendent Fartopte Gen P A.
November 22 1914 schedule shows westbound and eastbound trains between Strasburg Harrisonburg Washington Alexandria and local stops. Details include No 23 daily 730 pm for Harrisonburg arrival. No 49 1228 pm to Harrisonburg. parlor car service and buffet cars. arrival times around 2315 1015 pm. limited trains to Washington and Alexandria. Westbury as general agent in Washington DC and eastbound connections to Alexandria and Kingston 915 pm.
Norfolk and Western timetable details for October 18 1914 show Bristol and intermediate sleepers and dining cars from Berryville to Roanoke with connections to the Memphis special. Northbound services list connections to Washington Philadelphia York and New York with Pullman and cafe cars noted.
John M. Steck trustee to J Mck records a deed of trust dated September 6 1912 on the Amos Foreman farm near Gore in Frederick County Virginia comprising 170 acres. Public auction in front of the Winchester Court House will offer the property with dwelling and timber. Debt is $700 with interest at 6 percent from September 6 1912. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in one or two equal installments with interest and fire insurance requirement.
An old advertisement toutsGets-It as a simple remedy to remove corns and warts. It claims quick relief with no razors or scissors and offers it by mail from E Lawrence & Co. Chicago, with Winchester sales and Keller Drug Co. endorsement.
Missionary leaders from Protestant churches plan what they call the largest global campaign. The Laymen's Missionary Movement coordinates home and foreign efforts with rallies across about seventy cities starting in Chicago and continuing to Detroit Colorado Kansas and beyond.
Mrs. Ella Taylor Grim wife of Philip Grim a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad section hand died at her Strasburg Junction road home in west end from tuberculosis after long illness She was a daughter of the late Edward Taylor widow of five years and survives with her husband two young children Funeral services will be held at the house and she will be buried in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester
A plain liquid solution applied at night removes most dandruff by morning. Massage it in with fingertips to moisten the scalp, and it claims to dissolve all signs of dandruff. It promises immediate relief from itching and leaves hair fluffy and silky.
Branson school's new term began Monday October 4 with Miss Pearl Haldeman of Winchester serving as principal and Miss Florence Allen as assistant teacher.
In Wadesville Virginia on October 8 Mr Harry Stipe lost a horse last week. Visitors included William Elyett and James McCoy in Winchester on Sunday. The Hagenbeck Wallce circus drew local attendance in Winchester. Mrs William Elyett and son Elwood and Miss Mary Barton visited Mr S S Stipe and family near Berryville. Stewart Stipe and Farr Prince called on Harry Stipe Sunday. Robert Russell and Harry Boyd also spent Sunday in Winchester.
Rosenberger Virginia dated Oct 8 reports Miss Lela Ludwig of Middletown opening her Cherry Grove school with good attendance. Rev Shuey visits I B Frye family. I B Frye runs town on Monday. Mrs Guy Frye and children visit Fawcett Gap relatives. Mrs J M Fawcett visits Fryes. Mrs T M Goode and Lola Goode visit Marlboro. J B Snapp returns from West Virginia trip. Paul Spillman ill at home with parents on North Market Street.
Dr C 9 Carr argues coffee is a powerful narcotic in a communication to the Ohio State Journal. He claims coffee strongly affects brain centres and can enslave users, while noting Instant Postum offers a caffeine free alternative that resembles coffee in flavor and appearance.
Rest Virginia notes list a Baltimore trio visiting their cousin Mrs Henry Jobe in Brucetown and other guests from Tablers Station Harrisburg Martinsburg and Chambersburg. Several relatives attend the funeral of Joseph Hill before returning home.
Revenue officers William Ritenour J D Hilton and M J Bailey near Orkney Springs destroyed several large scale brandy stills. James Dellinger, a local resident, was arrested but escaped through a clever ruse. Officers expect more arrests as raids continue in the area.
Charles B. Rainsberger of Winchester cites back pain and kidney issues improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the first box for immediate relief and continued benefits, recommending the remedy sold by F Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Capper and Sonia return to Daag Stes area after absence, with local residents noting changes in the neighborhood dynamics and arrival of familiar figures.
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