Norfolk and Western Schedule In Effect May 30 1920
Norfolk and Western announces May 30 1920 schedules with trains from Berryville to Bristol Roanoke Bluefield Pocahontas Welch Norton and intermediate stations. Pullman parlor cars to Bristol and Philadelphia sleepers to Williamson Winston-Salem Hagestown and Philadelphia. Connections at Roanoke Shenandoah Junction Harrisburg Shenandoah Junction for Washington and New York. Public sale and valuable real estate notice follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Bristol
Pullman
Broiler
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch Norton
Williamson
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah
Memphis
Elkton
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Publicauction of land parcels in Frederick Va on Sept 18 1920
The attorney for the owner will sell at public auction in front of the Court House at Winchester Va on Saturday Sept 18 1920 at 11 oclock a m. Lots 1 and 2 in Frederick County described as 10 13 acres and 41 acres with white oak timber. Sale terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two equal annual installments with interest secured by deed of trust and insurance. Plot can be viewed at the attorney's office.
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Court House
Winchester
Frederick County
Middletown
Buck Horn
Jas. L. Hammond
Herbert
Larrick
Ida B. Wyndham
Notice to creditors on business sale liquidation
Notice to creditors and debtors announcing the sale of the business and that all claims should be itemized and presented within 30 days. Unpaid pills will be placed in the hands of officers for collection. Signed by the seller, Iri-montt.
Personal notes from Berryville residents and visitors
Berryville Virginia notes report several locals and guests leaving Fairfield after summer visits. Mrs Theodore Gaillard Thomas and son from St Joseph Missouri and Mrs Gertrude Grant of Chicago attended weekly entertainments at the Gaylord schoolhouse. Additional departures include Mr and Mrs Tazewell McCorkle and daughters from Elkins West Virginia, guests of Mrs W M S Hammond, and various friends from North Carolina, Richmond, and Harrisonburg. Major Leavenworth’s death affected Mrs Smith and family.
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Berryville
Theodore Gaillard Thomas and Son
Gertrude Grant
Chicago
Fairfield
John D. Richardson
Thomas
Gaylord
Tazewell McCorkle
Elkins
W. Va
W. M.S. Hammond
A. M. Smith
Hagerstown
Mary Roache
North Carolina
Ernest McCorkle
Harrisonburg
Cary Montague and
Davg
Richmond
W. M. S. Hammond
East Booth Bay
Maine
Join “D. Winter
Hunter
Francis
Charlestown
Blackburn Smith
Petersbore
Major Leavenworth
Smith
J. McGil
Peters
Page
Cumberland Man Recovers From Rheumatism After Reese Formula
Mr. Bradley S. Deter of Cumberland Maryland reports years of rheumatic pain. After taking one bottle of Reese Formula R-11, he claims his rheumatism vanished and he feels well. He plans to buy a second bottle and recommends the remedy to others.
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Cumberland
Reese
Bradley S. Deter
Thomas Street
Deter
Holtzman
Deug
30Yd Drug Company
Reese Formula Co
Huntington
W. Va
Selecting Fruit to Be Exhibited
The guide explains choosing show fruit from six to twelve year old trees or well cared for mature trees. It outlines a five fruit plate standard emphasizing freedom from blemishes, size near above average, proper shape, and uniform color.
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F. A. Mots
Stark Bro’s
Stark
Louisiana
Jos
Kaper
Roeley Land
Horace Ravney
uPchard
Groton
Grimes Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Grimes Virginia September notes list visitors and residents including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knight and daughter from Winchester, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kaplan from Hayfield, Mr. Dawson, Mr. Shiley, H W Taylor taking a new position, Arthur Finfrock from Springfield Ohio visiting, Ida B. Taylor with niece at Harrisonburg, Samuel Unger and son from near Ungers Store, and Holley Strother at Pleasant View with Mrs. Strother.
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Grimes, Va
Charles Knight
Winchester
Philip Kaplan
Hayfield
Dawson
Shiley
H. B. Taylor
H.W. Brother
Apple
More. Pei Pep Aes
Ernest H. Hockey
Page Lewis
Arthur Finfrock
Springfield
Ida B. Taylor
Bert Ramsey
Harrisonburg
Samuel Unger and Son
Ungers
W. Va
Abram Crim
William €. Crim
Women to Register Under 1920 Suffrage Law Say Court
The secretary reports the Attorney General advised that ladies may register under Chapter 400, approved March 20 1920, extending suffrage to women and using the same procedure as for young men reaching age.
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Soak
Tin B. ‘C. James
the Commonwealth
Ruth Hits Forty Fifth Home Run In Yankee Victory
Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees cracked his forty fifth home run of the season in the third inning against Boston. There was no one on base. Jones pitched for Boston.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Babe” Ruth
New York Yankees
Jones
Hold Up Loot Totals 60 000 as Gunmen Strike NYC Office
Two armed men robbed Philip H. Smith's West Fifty third street office in daylight, seizing 40 000 dollars including a 10 000 bill and over 20 000 in jewelry. They beat Smith and fled within ten minutes in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Gyho
Philip H. Smith
West Fifty-third Street
Major George Byrd Visits Mother in Winchester
Major George Byrd of the United States Army has arrived to visit his mother Mrs. Jennie Byrd who is staying in Winchester and Clarke County. He is the son of the late Col. William Byrd of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Byrd
United States Army
Jennie Byrd
Winchester
Glarke County
Major Byrd
Col
William Byrd
France
America
United States
Kansas
Stark
Christ Church Services Set by Rector Goodwin
The Rev. Robert A. Goodwin will conduct services tomorrow at Christ Church. Communion in the morning at 10 o clock and evening prayer at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Goodwin
Christ- Protestant Episcopal Church
U boat crew saved after deadly gas aboard S5 dive
The U S submarine S-5 sank off Cape Henlopen after a valve failure during a practice dive. 38 crew aboard. Rescue by destroyer Beaver and battleship Ohio. Crew drilled a hole, used a pole and shirt to signal, and endured chlorine fumes as air returned. S-5 later towed to Delaware Breakwater.
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Philadelphia
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Henlopen
Beaver
Ohio
Delaware
Alanthus
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Washington
Grace
McWilliams
Navy Yard
New Clock Dial Patent Aids Time Indication
A patent was granted for a device featuring a three hand clock dial indicating the day of the week the day of the month and the hour. The invention aims to show when a man is absent from work and its practical usage is highlighted by the described mechanism.
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Wsaf
Nee Will Rere
Solitary nature seeks leisure for reflection
Excerpt notes the solitary side of human nature craving time to reflect on subjects restrained by daily busyness and crowded thoughts, urging the mind to fasten upon ideas amid the dash and whirl of life.
Americans Tie With British in Queen's Club Meet
The British American athletic meet at the Queen's Club ended in a tie after ten events. Five events were won by America and five by England, featuring Olympic stars from both nations.
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Associated Press
London
Queen's Club
America
England
Turners Daughter of Confederacy Meet at President Holmes Conrad Home
Important meeting of Turners Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs Holmes Conrad home Monday morning September 6 at 10 30 o'clock. Final arrangements for the reception and visitations for unveiling tablets to General Ramseur and Pettigrew. All members urged to attend.
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Turners, Y Chapter
Daughters of the Ederacy
Holmes Conrad
Ramseur
Pettigrew
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Heller
Etta
Annie Grim
Norfolk & Western
W. H. Clowser
Mount
Williams
F. A. Motz
Grimes
Babe Ruth
Christ Church Services
Lothes
Society Brand
Ryan & Oradoff
J. B. Correll
South Main Street
Ruth Guyer
Wilmington, del
H. B. Guyer
Weat Piccadilly Stret
John W. Rosenberger
Charles Shank
Yorky Pa
William Hy Soth
Cor Woodssboro
Wiliam Shank
John ©. Gather
Staunton
McLaughlin
Tark Bro
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