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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
5
Train times and routing details for Norfolk and Western on May 26 1913. Mentions intermediate stations Elkton Philadelphia New York with Pullman service to New York and Philadelphia. Includes names Bevill and Sadiers Gen Act and dispatch notes for Berryville area.
Rail timetable from Southern Railway lists mixed daily and local trains with routes from Harrisonburg to Strasburg and Alexandria to Washington. It shows depots, arrival times in Harrisonburg and Washington, and mentions buffet and parlor cars on select departures.
Train schedule notice for Cumberland Valley indicates departure and arrival times between Winchester and Philadelphia New York via one daily service with limited Sunday runs. Superintendent J. H. Toonge and G. P. A denote officials.
Miss Rena Keckley hosted a social gathering at her Rosemberger home on Thursday for Miss Edna Myers of Fayetteville PA who has been visiting this city ten days. Several young people attended and enjoyed a pleasant day. Myers was brought to Ro senberger by her escort Mr Frank Keckley, brother of the hostess.
Mrs W T Lewis hosted an auction bridge party at Rock Ledge on Friday for M Alfred Schlosshauer Reynolds of Berlin Germany. Guests included Mrs Coce Lewis Mrs Lewis Scott and many others. prizes were won by Mrs Schlosshauer Reynolds and Mrs Louis Scott.
DeHaven Va August update notes E M DeHaven reassigned by George H Runder Co to Frederick County West Virginia. Greenspring miller Clayton Lamp welcomes a newborn daughter. Stork delivers at William Lehe w home. Willis smiles. Lawrence Shade ill at home. Mrs Laura Shade remains ill. John McDonald resting near Greenspring. Joel H DeHaven bedridden with typhoid symptoms. Robert Brannon ill for weeks but now able to go out.
Miss Grace Jackson returns to Augusta Georgia after visiting relatives to engage with mill workers and pursue a future in the Korean mission field. She is connected with the Methodist Episcopal Church South and plans to go to Korea soon.
W T Lewis of Boyce Clark County once ill at home has shown improvement and is now able to be up and about. He has many friends in Winchester who will be glad to hear of his recovery.
It was troubled with constipation and indigestion and spent hundreds of dollars for medicine and treatment. I went to a St. Louis hospital and a New Orleans hospital but no cure was effected. On returning home I began taking Chamberlains Tablets and worked right along. I used them for some time and am now all right. For sale by all dealers.
Miss Addie Timberlake hosts Mary Timberlake of New York City at her South Braddock Street home. Mary is the daughter of Mr. Charles Timberlake and recently arrived to visit.
Nemo's Notes recounts gory Civil War era executions including Harrison and Cromwell figures, then shifts to a memorial for Mary Allen Capper and a personal elegy. The piece ends urging Winchester readers to improve a neglected depot area and nearby churchyard with civic action and clean up.
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