Norfolk and Western May 25 1913 Train Schedules
Norfolk and Western timetable fragment notes departure for Berryville and connections to Memphis Winston-Salem and Philadelphia. Mentions parlor car service, sleepers to New York, Hagerstown and Elkton routes, with listed times and officials W. Bevill and W. Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
and Western
Berryville
Stistol
Man
Hogsoke
Pocahontas Eich
Norand
Pullman
Winston-Salem
Gary
Memphis
Elkton
Agerstown Sleeper
New York
Hagerstown
Ian Sleeper
Philiphia
W. B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
G. P.A
Rail schedule details for Harrisonburg and Alexandria routes
Daily and limited trains connect Harrisonburg with Washington Alexandria and Winchester. Timetables show arrivals and departures from Harr isonburg at various times including No 4 daily and No 218 daily local to Washington. Parlor car services operate on several daily trains with buffet services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally
Lora
Harrisonburg
Harrieg
Loca - Fornburg
Harrison Bars
Alexandria
Washington
Alexandra
Weetinstom
Ashington
Ste
Winchester Bank Balance Sheet Listing Debits and Liabilities
The document presents a bank statement detailing assets including loans and discounts, reserves, notes and bills, and various securities. Liabilities show capital stock, deposits, time certificates, and unpaid dividends with the signature of the cashier and directors, dated August 14.
Financial condition statement of Middletown bank 1913
Statement of the financial condition of Middletown bank located at Middletown to the State Corporation Commission at the close of business Aug 9 1913. Loans and discounts 51703 14 overdrafts 47 7 bank premises 1750 90 furniture 1500 00 due from National banks 12054 33 paper currency 2159 46 fractional currency 16 46 gold coin 200 silver coin 124 45 total assets 509 cressible liabilities capital stock 4000 00 surplus fund 4000 00 undivided profits 1093 99 deposits 551 85 cashier's checks outstanding 81 45 accrued interest on deposits 47 50
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Coffman
Middletown State Bank, Incorporated
Middletown
Frederick
State of Virginia
W. HE. CorrMan
E. O. Larrick
M.H Rhodes
E. R. Sperry
Jas. W. Ripviss
N. P
Parties Honor Miss Bright and Miss Faherty at Kernstown
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Grove hosted a Friday evening party near Kernstown for guests Miss Helen Bright of Harrisburg and Miss Brent Faherty of Philadelphia. Guests included Elise Snapp Genevieve Mary Emily Mildred Massie Ruth Pifer Lottie Grove Genevieve Faherty Mabel Inker Lena Nannie Branner Lena Hockman Nellie Loretta O Connell Mamie Pifer Barbour and numerous young men as Forest Barbour Barley Branner Newlin Craig O Connell Turner Senciadiver Gore Hook Hicks Hockman Berry Massie and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Grove
Kernstown
Helen Bright
Harrisburg
Brent . Faherty
Philadelphia
Elise Snapp
Genevieve
Mary
Emily
Mildred Massie
Ruth Pifer
Lottie Grove
Genevieve Faherty
Mabel (Inker
Lena
Nannie Branner
Lena Hockman
Nellie
Loretta O'Connell
Mamie Pifer
Miss Barbour
Carl Rinker
Martin
Harlan ‘Barbour
Frank Barley
Lester Branner
Joseph Newlin
Miller Craig
John ‘Miller
Daniel O’connell
Turner
Fred
Senciadiver
George
Guy
Norvel Gore
Elmer
Pingley
Clagett Hook
Harry Hicks
Robert Hockman
Berry Massie
Deserter Surrenders After Wandering To Hagerstown
Harold Bram of Troop B Eleventh Cavalry turned himself in at Hagerstown police station saying he wished to be locked up until the commanding officer is reached. He had been away a week without permission and had traveled from camp to Norfolk Richmond Baltimore before reaching Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bram Zs
United ‘States Cavalry
Hagerstown
Barber
Winchester
Norfolk
Richmond
Baltimore
Visitors Dance At The Winchester Inn Affair In Frederick County
Mrs Henry Baker hosted a large dance at the Winchester Inn on Saturday night in Fredericks County. Honored guests included Miss Dunbar Avirett of Cumberland Maryland and Miss Margaret Dalton of Winston-Salem North Carolina who stayed as part of a house party at Mrs Shirley Carter's home in Winchester. Mr and Mrs Baker and Mrs Baker's mother Mrs B West Baker greeted guests including local residents and cavalry camp officers and their wives. Dancing ran from nine to midnight with music by a Winchester orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baker
Dobbin
Fredericks County
Winchester Inn
Dunbar Avirett
Cumberland
Margaret Dalton
Winston-Salem
N. C
Col Leedy Nominated for Legislature in Page and Rappahannock
Col Robert F Leedy of the Sec ond Virginia Regiment and a Luray bar member was nominated Saturday to the legislature from Page and Rappahannock counties. The convention passed laudatory resolutions praising national and state government. The nomination is effectively an election in a district with a Democratic majority in Rappahannock and a split Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Leedy
Second
Virginia Regiment
Luray Bar
Page
Rappahannock
Police Chief Doran Named Delegate to Prison Congress
Chief of Police Michael A. Doran of this city is appointed a delegate to the American Prison Association annual session in Indianapolis Indiana from October 11 to 16. Governor William Hodges Mann approved the appointment and notified the chief several days ago. It is likely Doran will attend the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael A. Doran
American Prison Association
Indianapolis
Ind
Doran
William Hodges Mann
Chief Weoran
Mrs Cowles to Visit Washington Annapolis Winchester
Mrs William C Cowles wife of Rear Admiral Cowles commander of the Pacific fleet will travel east next week visiting Washington Annapolis and Winchester Mrs Leo Sahm wife of Lieut Sahm U S N and daughter of Admiral and Mrs Cowles will also go to Washington for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Cowles
Cowles
Cedar rust infests orchards. landowners urged to cut cedars
A 1913 letter from Glearbrook threatens cedar rust across northern county orchards. It notes serious infection where cedars lie within a mile, praises landowners who cut trees, and appeals to others to join the effort to exterminate cedars. Signatories include I.D. A. Robinson and Hugh S. Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balitor the Star
H.B. Taylor
Cherles
Grimes
J. P. McKee
Cedar Hill
J. W. Branson
Charlies W. Robinson
Clearbrook
Hugh S. Lupton
Carter Farm
York Imperials
Miss Avirett Departs Winchester for Cumberland Visit
Miss Dunbar Avirett leaves Winchester for her Cumberland Md home this morning. She is the daughter of Hon John W Avirett editor of the Cumberland Times and is greatly admired in Winchester after a house party at her aunt Mrs Shirley Carter's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar Avirett
Shirley Carter
Cumberland
Miss Avirett
John W. Avirett
Cumberland Times
Winchester
Apple Buyers Arrive in Winchester For Seasons Fruit Trade
Mr Henry Ehm representing John O Nix and Company of New York and Mr F A Beck of St Louis have been buying fall and winter apples in Winchester and vicinity for years and arrived in town Saturday night staying at Hotel Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ehm
John O. Nix and Company
New York
F. A. Beck
St. Louis
Winchester
Evans
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Routhers Eail Way
Behedale
Alexandrina
Girnsburg
J. “i. Tonge
G. Pla
Security Cement & Lime CO
Berkeley
W. Va
Security
Eodim
T. C. Windle
W. Water St
Co. R. Grubs
Bell
Rexall
Millers
Lore ‘Market Street
Winchester Conservatory
Main St
National Bark
Virginia
U.S
Bankers Cosmpanies
Aanean
Liabilitie
Tego
Batik
Hy D. Fuller
E. Cooper
Sonn M. Steck
Leck
Middletown State Bank Cac
Ty of. Frederick
State of
State Corporation Commission
Resources
State Normal School
Julian A. Burruss
Col. Leedy
Jake Cardus
ID. A. Robinson
Glearbrook
Hugh
Lupton
WM. EF. Branson, J. W. Branson
J. W. Riley
F. A. Cochran
F. A. Cochran, Jr, ER. W. Grant, R. EK. O'Rear
Apple Buyers
Marseilles
Russell & Green
Jas. B. Russell
Jas
W. Bowles
H. K. Russell
the Union Bank of
Jas. B. Russet
John T Waite
Lee R. Grim
GF Nimene
Asst
A Ht Pa
Geo.urtz
Reen
John F
B.C. Shull
E. J. Evana
Remer
Aeba
Tate
South Main St
Dun’s Commercial Agency
Ww. H. Davis & Sor
Smithville
Tennessee
Keller
N. Main St
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