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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
5
Harrisburg to Philadelphia and New York routes listed with arrival times for Windshire connections. Trains arrive from stations at 9:20 am daily and 7:22 pm daily except Sundays. Superintendent A Riddle Gen PA note included in this early 20th century timetable.
Norfolk and Western schedules show Pullman sleepers and dining car service to Roanoke and Bristol with a parlor car, numbered No 1 2 at 2 27 a m. Connects from Roanoke to Memphis special for points south. No 27 638 p m for Shenandoah and intermediate stations. Northbound Nos 28 9 32 a m to Hagerstown Harrisburg Philadelphia and New York with connections at Shenandoah Junction or Washington.
Mrs. Nocul ar Terriello of Grafton West Virginia says after severe kidney and stomach illness from typhoid fever she recovered strength by taking six bottles of Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. She reports restored appetite energy and ability to do housework. The ad touts the tonic as a liver stomach bowels builder and offers a free blood book from Buffalo New York.
John W. Rice Lewis F. Cooper and R. Gray Williams note that Robert C. Green, long in the fancy grocery business on North Main Street, is closing out his shop after taking a position with the National Piscuit Company. His brother Charles H. Green is tied to the same firm, and Mr and Mrs Green anticipate remaining in the city.
Mrs Mary C Ogden widow of Thomas Ogden of Middletown died of heart trouble at 5 30 pm yesterday at her son John Ogden s home in Hagerstown Md aged 75. She native of Middletown and lived there most of life. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary Thompson of Fort Mou trie SC and Mrs Bleon Williams of Brooklyn NY. Miss Nannie Ogden of Winchester. sons Hugh Ogden of Brunswick Samuel Ogden of Middletown Va and John Ogden of Hagerstown.
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the Circuit Court clerk's office to James Arthur Shanholtz and Miss Mary Sue Kneisley both of Frederick County. Shanholtz is described as a well known farmer.
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