Personal Notes From Gierardstown Virginia Flatters Social Visit Trove
GHRARESTOWN Aug 4. Mies Louise Griffith returned home after visiting relatives. Local residents Miss Minnie Daniels Eva line Aimes Ada Busey Miss May Daniels and others hosted guests. Rev. White and Rev. Luttrell announced sermons for August 8 with sacraments to be observed. A picn ic at McClown's woods Aug 7 invites all. Community notices list visiting relatives and social errands across Martinsburg and Winchester areas.
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Ghrarestown
Mies
Louise Griffith
Lena
Tien’ ‘Cushwa
Tuscarera
Turner
Pituer
Pat Mountain View
B B. Foster
Georgia “Poste
Washington
Fortier
G. Denny
Gertrude. Seibert
Martinsburg
Apent
Ada Busey
Bunny Meade” Farnt
Evaline Aymes
Minnie Daniels
R. A. White
Presbyterian Church
White
Mr. Waller
Jim
G. A. Luttrell
sMethedit Church
Anna “Keltit
Miss Trent
Lexington
Lynch
Runpy Meade Farm
Bord Eholl
Winchester
P.O. S. of A
Gerardstown Cornet Band
Mclown's Woods
Hugh S Luitfons Seeks Virginia House Seat In Winchester
A candidate announces for the Virginia House of Delegates from Frederick County and Winchester city in the upcoming Democratic primary. He pledges not to oppose state wide measures unless they affect his district and aims to serve the welfare of his constituents.
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Winchester
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Frederick
House of Delamates
Virginia
Newport News
Hugh S
Luitfons
Thoroughbred Polled Durham, Fine Bloodline Offered
Two year old Thoroughbred polled Durham with a strong bloodline and an excellent sire. Price fifty dollars. Contact J Townsend Burwell at Carter Hall Millwood.
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Durham
J. Townsend Burwell
Carter Hall
Millwood
Late Happenings From Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill West Virginia notes list residents visiting kin and traveling to nearby towns. Several locals like Mrs Hadith Hilleary and Mr Clinton Rogers are mentioned with brief visits, returns, and farm activity.
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Bunilisr Hill
W. Va
Hadith Hilleary
Brunswick
John
Clinton -Rogers
Marlinsburg
James Lamp
Mary
Corrie Swimley
Brucetown
J. J. Baker
Smith Stuckey
J. T. Stewart
Martinburg
Will Cline
Waynesboro
Hallie Baker
New York
John T
Notice of Master’s order in chancery in Winchester
Notice is given that the master in chancery in Winchester has ordered the sale of the trust property at the corner of Braddock and Cecil streets in Winchester. The sale remains open until the specified date, with proceedings continuing if not completed. The document cites age of the case and references to Corinne Tom in chancery and William Atkinson as trustee.
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Union Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Bartk
Union Bank
James EL Kaigselel
D. White
Commonwealth of Wincheser
William Atkinon
Mary B. White
Witnes
Steck
Corrine Toms
Braddock and
Cecil Streets
Frederick Spaid Dies Near Concord
Frederick Spaid of near Concord West Virginia died at his home on Thursday July Sue Death due to a complication of diseases after a long illness. His remains were buried at Shiloh with funeral services led by Rev Mr Thomas of Wardensville. He was over 60, survived by his widow and five children. A crowd gathered and local rains were noted as welcome in the area.
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Rock Knon Springs
Fred. Spaid
John
Eddie
Tilberry
Walter
Caney Brill
Walter Dunlap
Tittle
Violet
Keyser
Pigate
Local Social and Farming Notes From Gaylord Area
Community visitors include Mr and Mrs Morris of Wickliffe visiting Loudoun County friends while drought hits fields. A Whilimire family spent a day in Harpers Ferry. Mrs Grover Carter and Mrs Starkey noted visiting neighbors near Wickliffe and Perry.
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Florence Cline
Philadelphia
Mr. Lee CL
Williaun Carter
Clarke County
A. Klonden
Indies
Wickliffe
Eee Rene Et Lawan
Bistaten Cs
Efi Mors
Ahern Morris
Loudoun Coun
Alason Morris
A. Whilimire
Harpers Force
Grover. Carter
Terryvite
Harles
Sodders
Perry
Transit schedule fragment shows late night arrival times
Readable portions list train arrivals and stops from Winchester to Philadelphia with times such as 2.06 A M for arrival and 7.16 p.m. for departure. The text includes multiple towns and fares like 10.68 11.06 230.40 and notes daily trains excluding Sundays.
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A.m. Winchester
Martinaburg
Hagoeratown
Roanenatio
Wlhamberaburg
Shippensburg
Cardale
Watyie
Antonbuarg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Winchester
Sands
Keanepy
Southern Railway Schedule Bluemont to Washington
Railway timetable between Washington D C and Bluemont Virginia issued by Southern Railway with service from Sunday Wash to Bluemont effective June 13 1809.
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Washington, D
Bluemont, Va
Bluemont
Train connections at Biacsons to Berryville and Winchester
Train schedules show 8.10 p m connections at Biacsons for Berryville Winchester via S line. 2.15 p m connects at Buemont with Stage line from east to Berryville. Names listed include Aukerit, Baylor, and others in an outdated agency note.
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Biacsons
Forerryville
Winchester
Biuemont
Ea Taenosa
Berryville
Auk
Erit
Ilardwior
Baylor
N. Pass
Ky Brows
Bee
Washington, D
Norfolk and Western R R October 1908 Passenger Routes
Train schedule for October 8 1908 listing multiple No numbers with routes from Barryville to Bristol Roanoke Gary Shenandoah Hagerstown and connections to Philadelphia Washington and New York. Sleeper cars available on several services including to Knoxville Gary and New York with Pullman accommodations.
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Barryville
Bristol
Fullman Huffet
Knoxville
Roateke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welch
Pullman
Gary
Roanoke
Shenandomah
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Buffet
V. B. Bevill
Bragg
Alomope and Ou Railroad Schedule May 30 1909
Train schedule shows daily trains to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Baltimore Martinsburg and beyond with departures at 6 00 9 28 and 12 06 am and pm. Connections include Chicago Columbus Wheeling Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York routes with Monday exceptions.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Baltimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Philadelphia
New York
On Keeping Happy in the Face of Melancholy
The author argues that dwelling on imagined grievances fosters misery and fate like a self pity trap. It takes effort to stay bright and cheerful, and one must actively manage oneself as if guiding another person.
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John
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