Norfolk and Western Train Schedule May 25 1913
The Berryville Daily lists Norfolk and Western trains for May 25 1913 with No 139 at 1 36 am to Roanoke Bristol and intermediate stations and connecting sleepers. No 27 6 38 pm to Elkton intermediate stations. No 28 9 32 am via Hagerstown to New York and Washington. No 4 7 04 pm to Hagerstown with a sleeper to New York. No 2 1 01 pm to Hagerstown with a sleeper to New York and Philadelphia.
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Norfolk and Western
LFAVE
Berryville Daily
Bristol
Ip Te
Roanoke
Rice
Roathoke
Brisil
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Norton
Pullman
Gary
Winston-Salem
Shenandosh
Memphis
Elkton
Bagerstown
Herrisburg
New York
Washington
Hagerstown Pullman Sleeper
Hagerstown
Pullman Sleeper
Philadelphia
W. B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Southern Rail Schedule Between W Ales andria and Strasburg Harrisonburg May 25 1918
Train schedule for routes via Strasburg Junction and Traseuw Junction lists west bound No 178 mixed daily at 6 00 am to Harrisonburg arriving 10 16 am No 49 daily to Harrisonburg 42 43 noon local with buffet car daily 8 30 pm arriving Harrisonburg 10 25 pm Eastbound No 218 daily 6 05 am to Alexandria Washington arriving 10 30 am No 14 except Sunday 8 27 pm to Alexandria Washington arriving 11 55 am with buffet car daily 4 56 pm to Washington arriving 9 15 pm buffet car No 216 daily local Harrisonburg to Strasburg arriving Strasburg 8 30 pm L BROWN General Agent Washington D C
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Harrisonburg
Harrisonbure
Harrison Aet
Strasburc Junction
Strasburg
Strasburg Vet
Brown
General Age
Washington
Unclear OCR of regional route and pricing data
Fragmentary text lists places Winchester Martinsburg Shippensburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Philadelphia New York and numbers like 6.10 9.10 2.33 14 47 4.45 11.18 3.5. The item appears as scattered travel or freight figures with no coherent event or narrative to confirm. The reader cannot determine a definite occurrence, date, or source organization from the snippet.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
Wevenll
Greenwood Methodist Church Announces Sunday Service
Rev J M Ormond from Hillsboro N DC will preach at Greenwood Methodist Church Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the pastor's absence. Ormond is son in law of Rev Dr John A Kern of Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee.
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J. M
Ormond
Hillsboro
N, DC
Greenwood Methodist Church
John A. Kern
Vanderbilt University
Nashville, Tenn
Reverend W D Smith Retires From Yancey Mission
Rev W D Smith, recitor of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, and his daughters and son, retired last evening from Yancey in Rockingham County Virginia where they spent several weeks. Smith had led the mission during the absence of Rector Rev J R Ellis who was supplying a Richmond church.
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W. D. Smith
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Yancey
Rockingham County
Mr. Smith
J. R. Ellis
Richmond
Stump Attends Virginia Firemen Convention Delegation
Mr. Frank Stump of East Radford Va. visits Miss Kate Getty on North Loudoun street. He attended the Virginia Firemen’s Association convention at Staunton as a delegate from East Radford. He is married to Miss Minnie Anderson of Winchester.
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Frank Stump
East Radford
Kate Getty
North Loudoun Street
Stump
Virginia Firemen’s Association
Staunton
Minnie Anderson
Winchester
Stillwell Confesses to Governor in Bribery Plot
Ex-Senator Stephen J. Stillwell serving four years in Sing Sing reportedly confessed to Governor Sulzer. He names five Democratic senators one assemblyman and two Tammany leaders in a political plot. The deal allegedly includes a pardon promise in exchange for the disclosure.
E L Jennings Buys J S Hicks Apples
J S Hicks of the county sold his York Imperial apples about 300 barrels to KE L Jennings who had bought the Fahnestock and Janney orchards nearby. Price is 1.90 dollars per barrel for all apples after September 1, buyer covers picking packing and hauling costs including barrels. Cull and windfalls included.
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J.s.hicks
York Imperial
KE. L. Jennings
Fahnestock
Janney
Bok
Oranda News Notes and Local Updates
Dry weather stops plowing as farmers pause field work. Fire damages M. M. Orndorff’s lime plant. repairs underway for fall trade. Vera Keener visits friends in Reliance. Local rides to Winchester visit army camp. Charles R. Keller from Hazleton visits. William Stickley of Norfolk spends weekend with Mrs. Susan Stickley. Rev. Allen Stickley of Strasburg becomes pastor at Church of Christ for one year.
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Oganda
M. M. Orndorff
Vera Keener
Reliance
M. M. Orndorft
Tazeghter
Fred, Stickley
Virginia ‘Ritchie
Mount Sidney
Winchester
Army
Charles R. Keller
Hazestown
William Stickley
Norfolk
M. Susan Stickley
Allen Stickley
Strasburg
Church of Christ At
This Place
Visitors and local residents seen at Hotel Evans Harrisonburg note
A stream of guests and travelers are recorded at Hotel Evans including H Duncan Lee and Clifton Lee Jr from Richmond and Hampton, Gladys Sanford with sister in Brunswick, Md, Miss Laura Pendleton from Lexington, Mrs. John Randolph Tucker and Laura Pendleton, and several others from Baltimore Nor for the day or several days. Local residents Mrs W South Mrs G Frank Howe and families were visiting relatives before returning home. Travelers include J H Pifer of Strasburg C A Davison of Baltimore and J Theodore Rolling of Philadelphia on business.
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Gladys. Sanford
G. Frank Howe
Brunswick
Maryland
Messrs
H. Duncan Lee
Richmond
Clifton Lee, Jr
Hampton, Va
Evans
John Randolph Tucker
Laura Pendleton
Lexington
William P. McGuire
Amber Street
Atlantic City
J.B. Woodward
J. H. Woodward
Staunton
E. J.M. Funkhouser
Roanoke
Tombstone Theft Shocks Chicago Yard
In Chicago on August 29, four grave markers weighing 5 000 pounds were stolen from Joseph Gast’s monument yard. Two marble and two granite monuments with angels and crosses were taken, valued at about 1 000 dollars for three and a smaller stone for the fourth.
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Chicago
Joseph Gast
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Winchester Conservatory of Music
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Oranda
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Fr. W. Magruder
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Glaize & Bro
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Nancy Cobie
J. B. Russell
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Stephens City
Shaundoah College
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Pitarr
Bill
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Mill Wood
Chas
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Salacy
J. Edwin Ood Hardware Co
Charlottesville
Newhouse
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Star Office
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Middletown
L. H. Ott Drug Co
Marrisonburg
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T. M Barr
Huntsberry
Rebecca Barr
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James Taylor
Star
John S. Swartz
Berryville
East Water ST
A. Hhonnen
Eldert Avenue
Heckaway Beach
J. L. Hackl
Eighth St
Lincoln
Jil
W. South “Paylor
Harrisonburg, Va
Hotel Evans
C. A. Davison
Baltimore
J. H. and
J. Edwin Pifer
Strasburg, Va
Wim McCarthy
Dusty
Millwood Pike
Town
R. 8.Uder
Hotel Evang
J. Lu. Seriil Kinger
Norfolk, Va
Hotel
E. W. Jenkins
J. Theodore Rolling
J. D. Lambert, Jr
Leesburg, Va
B. E. Fogle
Woodsboro
A. M. Lowenbach
John Murnan
Brunswick, Md
Marseilles
Russell & Green
Virginia : Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg
J. PD. Eggleston
J. W. Clevenger
J. W. Clevenger & Son
E. R. Beydler
Peoples Bank
Harrisonburg Va
Eugene F. Letipbridge
Ridgefield Park
N. J
Elmer V. Hodges
W. Piccadill
Circuit Court of
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Commissioners of Revenue
Warner
Raoling & Seal
the Union Bank of Winchester Ogg SE
TV Capital
Jas. B. Russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
Cashier
C. J. Summers
Casa. Board OF
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H. P. Tabb
Geo. W. Kurtz
Green
John F
Ww. H. Davis & Son
Smithville
Tennessee
Keller’s Drug Store
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