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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1908
Page
5
This week features Winchester versus Hagerstown on Wednesday and Thursday with reversed venues. Friday brings Winchester at Martinsburg with the new club. Saturday has Winchester at Frederick, Maryland. Miss Bertha Shearer travels to Front Royal to visit Miss Ruth Ford.
Della Hanna Bridges files for divorce from Benjamin M. Bridges in Washington. She alleges systematic and tyrannical treatment and abuse. She asks to resume her maiden name Hanna and to use her former husband's name. The couple married December 1905 in Alexandria by Rev J P Stump.
Preliminary hearing held at Romney West Virginia cleared George W Atrell of the Slanesville shooting death of John B Chapman the Winchester lumberman at Slanesville Hampshire County due to insufficient evidence. Footprints at Chapman store did not match Abrells boots with about three inches difference.
The late Salo Rosenmyer former Winchester shoe merchant will be moved to Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 6 o clock tomorrow morning. He will be accompanied by his widow Emma Rosenmyer daughter Freida Rosenmyer and cousin Morris Kohn. Services are expected at a synagogue in Baltimore before burial in the Jewish cemetery.
Benjamin Berry Rudy a Shenandoah County native and Martinsburg resident died at his home in Martinsburg West Virginia after a brief illness of dropsy at age 57. He was a stonemason and bricklayer by trade and was born and raised in Toms Brook. His son Henry Rudy died a few weeks earlier. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment in Martinsburg. He is survived by four daughters, one brother and two sisters.
Miss Willie McGuire returns to her home here yesterday evening following a visit to Miss Nellie Tabb in Loudoun. The brief note records a social call and return.
Norfolk and Western Railway timetable dated November 24 1967 shows southbound trains from Berryville to Bristol via intermediate stations with Pullman sleepers to Knoxville and Roanoke, cafe cars to Williamson and Gary, and northbound services to Hagerstown Washington and New York with Pullman and buffet sleepers. Provisions for connections at Shenandoah Junction and Hagerstown, with rates and timetable information available from agents in Roanoke Virginia.
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