Railway Schedule Fragments From Sept 5 1921 Table
A fragmentary timetable lists connections and arrivals with times such as 8.40 65 and 9.10 40 and notes returning trains. It mentions Rock Enon and Orwell and a train leaves Rock Enon at 7 pm.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
8
A fragmentary timetable lists connections and arrivals with times such as 8.40 65 and 9.10 40 and notes returning trains. It mentions Rock Enon and Orwell and a train leaves Rock Enon at 7 pm.
Private Thomas G. Adams of Company L, 320th Infantry, killed in France in 1918, will be buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Funeral service set for 3 pm tomorrow at Mortar Chapel. Reverend W. W. Stover will conduct rites. Only surviving relative is Ernest W. Adams of Gainesboro. Adams drafted from Berkeley County, West Virginia, native of the county.
Mr. John M. Fishpaw of Clarke activity travels with relatives and friends in the midwest. A postcard dated Lexington Kentucky August 27 reports the party’s route from Louisville through the Capitol at Frankfort to Lexington. He notes the blue grass country and plans to drive through cattle pastures tomorrow.
George Carey, a colored man, was arrested by Policemen Armel and Dove on a moonshine charge. He pleaded guilty to possessing two tubs of mash and a worm used to make liquor. Magistrate Worsley fined him $50 and costs, which he paid.
The Winchester Gun Club announced a special shooting event on Monday afternoon September 5 at 2 30 o clock open to the public. Trapshooters from Martinsburg West Virginia Berryville and Front Royal Virginia along with local members will compete in a five man team race featuring top visitors. Local shooters plan to attend a big shoot at Cumberland Maryland September 20 and will practice between now and then.
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