Local Personal Items Breeze Through Nearby Town
Miss Mabel Price and Miss Carrie Edwards of Luray Va visit Mrs Charles Price near White Post Va. Charles Mead of Boston arrives to see nephew August Mead at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Inez Fries returns from Baltimore after attending the Baltimore Yearly Meeting. George Whitehead apple buyer from Manchester England returns from Baltimore on business. Miss Conner returns home on South Main after visiting relatives at Harpers Ferry West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mead
Boston
Mass
Town
August Mead
Shenandoah Valley Academy
George Whitehead
Manchester Eng
Baltimore
Railroad Schedules Cumberland Valley Time Table June 27 1915
Railroad schedules list Cumberland Valley timetable with train arrivals in Winchester. It shows daily and Sunday departures and times such as 9 20 am, 6 am, and 7 22 pm with service notes and supervision by tower and general superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
P. A
Rail schedule: Southern Railway routes from Strasburg 1914
The notice lists November 22 1914 timetable for Southern Railway westbound from Strasburg with daily local trains to Harrisonburg arriving 9 30 am and 2 30 pm and a late night local to Harrisonburg. Eastbound services include limited and local trains to Washington and Alexandria with parlor car options. Westbury is shown as general agent in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburo
Harrison
Harrisonburg
Harmburg
Buffetto Rae
Strasburg
Alexan
Washington
Alexandria
Norfolk and Western Train Schedules Highlight Roanoke Route
Railroad timetable notes multiple northbound trains from Roanoke to Norfolk Bristol Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediates with Pullman sleepers diners parlor car and cafe car. Connections at Shenandoah Junction Harrisburg Philadelphia York and Washington to New York and Philadelphia. p 27 6:38 pm 9:32 am 12:54 am listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Bristol
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Intermed
Pullman
Cary
Win-Salem
Shenandoah
Gary
Ceats
Memphis
Hagerstown
Notable Visitors and Arrivals at Local Town
Mr David P Lupton of Shat attended the Society of Friends meeting in Baltimore and returned yesterday. Mr William F Cocke of Richmond Va registered for the weekend at Hotel Evans. Rev Harry M Moffett returned to Charlestown W Va after visiting at the Larrick home on South Washington street. Dr Walter Cox returned from Richmond after the Virginia Medical Society meeting. Mr William E Henry of Mone san Pa arrived for his father’s serious illness. Mr Leopold Tehmud of New York, hot Springs Va guest, arrived by car and registered at Hotel Jack. Misses Mary and Elizabeth Sullivan left for Washington to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Lupton
Society of Friends
Baltimore
William F. Cocke
Richmond, Va
Hotel
Evans
Harry M. Moffett
Charlestown
W. Va
John W. Larrick
South Washington Street
Walter Cox
Richmond
The
Virginia Medical Society
William E. Henry
Monessan, Pa
Robert Henry
Leopold Tehmud
New York
Hot Springs
Walter Emmerson
Albert Christian
Nellie Henry
Morgantown
Max Shoop
Jack
Mrs. Tucker
Keokuk, Iowa
Melvin Green
West Piccadilly Street
Boston
Governor Stuart Endorses Byrd for Senate
Governor Stuart praises Harry F. Byrd in the 10th Senatorial District race. He notes Byrd’s leadership as Valley Turnpike president, his practical accomplishments in Frederick Shenandoah and Winchester, and predicts immediate influence and usefulness in the state Senate. The statement frames Byrd as a strong Democratic choice for the General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Frederick
Shenandoah
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
Senate
General Assembly
Byrd
Valley Turnpike Company
H. C. Stuart
Travelers and locals check in at local hotels
A string of visitors to the city arrive for business and family reasons. Moorefield West Virginia residents Messrs 8 A ya and N Perry Ryan register at Hotel Evans while Morgantown and Philadelphia guests stay at Hotel Evans and Hotel Jack respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
8. A. Ya
Moorefield
W. Va
N. Perry Ryan
Lost Ivity
Hotel Evans
White caps after him sighted at Keyser
John B Nash dressed in white duck suit with cape, barefoot, arrives in Keyser West Virginia with his 12 year old son seeking protection from alleged white caps. He recalls threats after leaving Harrisonburg where a crowd disrupted his speech and literature distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Nash
Keyser
W. Va
Mountain Wilds
Elk Garden
John, Jr
the Star
Nash
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Court House
West Virginia
Wedding halts trial of young couple in Hagerstown
A Baltimore federal grand jury dismissed the charge under the white slave act against 19 year old Tony Felix after he and 19 year old Edna G. Garrett wed in the Baltimore post office building. The Rom ney West Virginia residents faced underage marriage issues and parental consent problems abroad before securing a license and guardianship letters. The ceremony was conducted by a Methodist Episcopal minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Felix
Hagerstown
Edna G. Garrett
Federal Grand Jury
Baltimore
Felix
Garrett
Romney
Italy
Miss Garrett
United States
Philip G. Schwaab
Orphans’ Court
Mr. Schwaab
Methodist Episcopal Minis
Campaign Platforms Compared In Shenandoah Senate Race
The editorial says the platforms of H F Byrd and J B Haldeman for State Senate are essentially the same and that both men are highly esteemed in Winchester and across Shenandoah and Frederick counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. F. Byrd
J. 8. Haldeman
State Senate
Med Haldeman
Winchester
Shenandoah
Frederick
Byrd versus Haldeman in State Senate influence
The contest for State Senatorial honors hinges on which candidate can best advance district and state interests. With Democrats likely to hold a Senate majority, Byrd would have more clout shaping laws than Haldeman if both back the same policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
State Senate
Byrd
Haldeman
Preaching Services by Rev Van Der Linden in Gainesboro Redland
Rev. T. V. Van Der Linden of the Southern Methodist Church will preach Sunday October 31 at Gainesboro Wesley Chapel 10.30 a.m. Redland 8 p.m. and a 3.30 p.m. service at Wesley Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. V. van der Linden
Southern Methodist Church
Gainesboro
Wesley Chapel
Redland
Miss Chapman At Red Men Banquet in Martinsburg
The largest banquet yet in Martinsburg West Virginia celebrated the nineteenth anniversary of Tuscarora Tribe with five hundred Im proved Order of Red Men members, wives and friends. A parade led by the City Band preceded the event with toasts by Capt W C Kilmer Great Sachem C K Chambers and others including Miss Lyda Chapman and Rev Dr William Gerhardt who received a purse of gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Improved Order of Red Men
Martineburg
W. C. Kilmer
C. K. Chambers
W. R. Kline
W. H. Bowers
John T Porterfield
Charlestown
C. T Wilson
A. B. Noll
Z. T
Gerhardt
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Hep Post
Pond
Ponds Extract Company
Franck Baker & Son
Ing
Miss Mabel Price
Miss Carrie
White Post, Va
Inez Fries
Yearly Meeting
Conner
South Main Street
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
Philadelphia
Achester
Rtinsburg
Encastie
Ymbersburg
Chanicsburg
Harrisburg
Dpm
Southern Railway
Alexadria
Norfolk & Western
Berryville
Intermedi
Broiler
Tol
Inter
Main Street
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Leslie D. Kline
Stephens City
Hichester
Mary
Elizabeth Sullivan
Star Office
Virginia
Pennsylvania
G. O. Snapp
N. Market St. Bell
Kernstown
Middletown
Stephens City Star Tannery
Mt. Falls
Canterbury
Marlboro
Cc. R. McCann
Frederick County
David Barrett
Grafton
James P. Wallace, Sr
Emma Simpson
New York City
A. V. Morton
Charles Pinkerton
Nova Scotia
Hotel Jack
Katie Forney
Brunswick, Md
Misa Nellie A. Keating
Boston Mass
Graham Conner
Herman Hable
White
Jonah
Tion At
Aero
Axminster
Poplins
Madras
Net
H. K. Green & Bro
Gtras
Editorial
Moling & Seal
Union Bank of Winchester
State At Large
Miss Chapman
Chambersville
Duvall & Dunn
John. W. Larrick, JR
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