Cumberland Valley Train Schedule May 28 1916
Timetable shows arrivals and departures for Cumberland Valley routes in Winchester. Repeats of daily trains excluding Sundays with morning and evening times, noting supervision by Supt HA Rippie and Gen F A Tomer.
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Winchester
Tomer
F. A
Norfolk and Western Schedule Notes October 1915
Norfolk and Western timetable entries dated October 20 1915 show Leaving times at 9:18 a.m. and 6:38 p.m. for Bristol Roanoke Shenandoah areas with parlor car service and connections to Memphis and other cities. Additional details list trains to Hagerstown Philadelphia York and connections at Shenandoah Junction Washington with intermediate stations noted.
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Bristol
Roanoke
Memphis
Tor
Shenandoah
Inter Ate
Noathbourd
Iater Oo
Hagerstown
Agers
Public Sale of I N Conner Property in Frederick County
Trustees announce a public auction of I N Conner property per June 20 1916 court decree. Tracts include 73 5 acres near Stephens City 95 acres adjoining 2 acres 8 poles and 130 acres 14 miles south on Valley Pike to Dunkard Church with crops reserved. One third cash with two year notes and deed of trust securing interest. Special commissioners sign and bond noted August 19 1916.
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Circuit Court
Cknty
Jefferson le
I. N. Conner Et Als
Frederickity
Stephens City
Valley Pike
Dunkard Church
Herbert S. Larrick
Geo. M. Beltzhoover
Acetelyne
J. L. Crisman
Winchester Awards Fire Engine Contract to Seagrave
The city awarded a Seagrave fire engine contract featuring a 40 gallon chemical tank, 200 feet of chemical hose, a 325 gallon per minute multi stage turbine pump, and extensive tool kit. The Reuss Company notes Seagrave’s half century of fire apparatus experience across the U S Canada and overseas.
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Ohio
Canada
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Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Rouss Company
Secuson
Winchester
Charles W. Reilly Weds Miss Fitzgerald in Parkersburg
Charles William Reilly of Philadelphia and Nora Fitzgerald of Parkersburg WV wed at St Francis Xavier Church Parkersburg. Reilly, a Virginia Tech and Harrisonburg High School graduate, works as a leather chemist for England Walton in Philadelphia. They will live at 39th and Walnut in Philadelphia.
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Charles ~William Reilly
Philadephia
Patrick Reilly
Nora Fitzgerald
Parkersburg
W. Va
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Reilly
Harrisonburg High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Local visits and social calls in Relef and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Manuel of Relef spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Smith. Mr. Omps of Whitacre visited Mr. KE. W. Knee on Wednesday. Mr. D. Ambrose and wife of Clary, Va visited Mrs. S. G. Jamison on Tuesday. Miss Pearl Kneistey visited Miss Gussie Stickley on Sunday.
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Relef
M. P. Smith
Omps
Whitacre
KE. W. Knee
D. Ambrose
Clary, Va
S. G. Jamison
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Prescription Backed Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. It claims a physician approved internal treatment with tonics and purifiers, offering testimonials and a 75-cent price. The plea includes a related recommendation for Hall's Family Pills to ease constipation.
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F. J. Chenny &Co
Props
Toledo
Ohio
Hali
Minnie Wood Locals Report Attended Picnics and Visits
Minnie Wood Chapel notes describe a Crums Sunday school picnic at the Ope ration and social visits to local families. Several out of town guests from Rockville Maryland Elizabeth Pennsylvania and Winchester are listed along with a hospitalized boy and upcoming moves to nearby White Post Virginia.
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Crums
William Emmart
H. W. Shopland
Mary
Agnes
Harry Shopland
Rutherford
John Newton Pierce
Vance Pierce
Charlottesville
Howard Hayden
Elizabeth
John Rutherford
G. A. Evans
Lottie Wyndham
Katherine Clagett
Nona Darsey
Rockville
Evans
Charles KeKeler
Winchester
S. S
Burnt Factory
Edyth Carroll
Washington
Annie Locke
Marlboro News Notes Snapshot of Local Visits
Marlboro Virginia residents report visits and social travel on a busy weekend. Robert Stokes and family from Front Royal stopped by A L Martin. B C Shull and Thomas Cover traveled from Winchester to see Mrs Jamison.
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Robert Stokes
Front Royal
A. L. Martin
B. C. Shull
Thomas Cover
Winchester
G. Jamison
Winchester Men Drill and Inspect After Fourteen Mile Hike
Company I reports a strong showing after three days of hard work cleaning equipment and drills. After long days of formation and inspection they rest, noting ready train crews and two months of border provisions. About fifteen thousand troops prepare to return home, fueling homesickness and hopes Winchester becomes a major railroad hub.
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Company I
Winchester
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