Late News Notes From Bunker Hill
Residents travel to Martinsburg and Washington for visits amid local social notes. Various small business and family updates include Lambs sold weighing 1,760 pounds and several residents visiting relatives in Ridgeway and Duffields.
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Bunker Hill
W. VA
Lida Balenger
Jane Henson
Wassam Collis
Samuel Cockrell
Martinsburg
Emma Moore
Duffields
John
A. Luttrell
Washington
Anna Thatcher
Tuscatrora
E. R. Henson
R. B. Carter
J. J
Ella May Owens Dies at One Year Old in Ridgeway
Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur C. Owens mourn the death of their only child Ella May aged one year and three days. Funeral held at Paynes Chapel with Rev. Goodall officiating. pallbearers listed. Local notices mention Brucetown circuit meetings, services with several preachers, and local visitors including Della Hill, Cara Swartz, Myrtle Whitmore, and Gardner family.
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Ridgeway
W. Via
Arthur C. “Owens
Ella May
Selock
Mr. Goodall
Paynes Chapel
Eugene Shutts
Edsar Baker
Walter Keller
Louis Hicks
Brucetown
George T. Tyler
Prezicums Elier
Bo 1S Canter
Middletown
Della Hill
Cara Swartz
Luray
Myrtle Whitmore
Neekin
GaAry H. Gardner
J. W. Myers & Company
Chambersburg
G. W. Gardner
Norton Williams
Charles Town
W. Va
Ewiltie Ein
Pretty Miss Jenkins Engaged to Wed in Virginia Society Circles
DERRYVILLE Virginia June 2 An engagement of interest to society in Virginia announces Miss Gertrude Randolph Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Seckel Jenkins to Mr Roland Slingluff son of Mr and Mrs Fielder Slingluff Both families are prominent Baltimore and Virginia lineages with strong social ties Miss Jenkins is described as debutante from a renowned Baltimore clan and granddaughter of the late Joseph W Jenkins The couple count among their connections military and social figures in Washington Alexandria and Cincinnati
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Derryville
Virginia
Gertrude’ Randolph Jenkins
Harry Seckel Jenkins
T. ‘Roland Slingruff
Fielder &T* Slingluff
Jenkins
Baltimore
Joseph W. Jenkins
Armistead Randolph Mott
Eesburg
Capt
T. Bentley Mott
Paris
Slingluff
Mary le Grande Johpron
Alexandria
Highlands Burns
Benjamin William Dudley
Cincinnati
Measles outbreak hits Burnt Factory neighborhood
Measles have broken out in Burnt Factory Virginia. Several children of Mr. R B P Duvall are ill as is Miss Lacy Tanquary. Miss Cora Williams suffers a severe acute indigestion. local residents Mr and Mrs Swimley visited. Edward Carper went to Charles Town. Stephenson saw a large delivery of spring lambs bought by Mr J J Ridgeway from local farmers.
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Factory
R. BP. Duvall
Lacy Tanquary
Cora Williams
R. M Swimley
Winchester
J. M. Iain
Edward Carper
Charles Town
Stephenson
J. J. Ridgeway
Grape-Nuts Endorsed By Patient In Personal Testimony
A reader from Washington describes severe stomach catarrh and near death, then recovery after using Grape-Nuts. She reports improved strength, better digestion, and lasting nourishment for herself and her baby, urging others to try the product as a reliable health food.
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O Wwashington
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Bluemont Line May Be Electrified By New Owners
In financial circles it is reported that Elkins and McLean have purchased the Bluemont branch of the Southern Railway from Washington to Bluemont Virginia and may replace steam with electric power. They consider extending toward Winchester as the Winchester and Washington City Railway already surveys a route from Winchester city across Frederick and Clarke counties to Bluemont. If electrified, power is expected to come from the Winchester and Washington Company's Millville plant.
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United States
Virgin
Louis E. Rice
Luis E. Rice
Winchester
Frederick
Louis FE. Ricé
R. Griy Williams
Sig
Tag Anaeasy
Piankruptcy
Messrs. Elkins
Mclean
Bluemont
Southern Railway
Washington
Winchester and
Winchester and Washington Company
Millville
John Kater and Miss Windell Wed in Baltimore
John W Kater and Susie A Windell were married in Baltimore while awaiting a Newark connection. The couple left Winchester early yesterday and spent their honeymoon with Mr and Mrs Stegner in Newark after the ceremony. The Windell family and Kater lineage are noted with high regard in local circles.
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Baltimore
John W. Kater
Susie A. Windell
Winchester
Windell
Mr. Kater
Baltimore and Ohio
Newark
M. J
Miss Windell
Joseph. E. Stegner
Frederick County
Fort Loudoun Finals Highlight School Talent Night
The program featured piano by Oles, Misses Rhodes Lingle Glass Siers Kimmett Dull Morrison Pierce. Carmen Pierce played Liszt Second Rhapsodie. Elocution and cantata by younger grades, comedy Maidens Am I Forlorn. Ruth Tfigvett Margaret Lacy Edna Siers Regina Kimmel Florence Allen Gracalie Conner. Vocal teacher Jennie Ensminger added songs. audience gave standing ovation. Pan tomime Suwanee River closed, with Mighty entrance march Merry Widow.
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Oles
Beethoven
Oelurutieh
Ruth Tfigvett
Margaret Lacy
Edna Siers
Regina Kimmel
Florence Allen
Gracalie Conner
Lang Syne
Killarney
Brin
Jennie Kasmin-ger
Ensminger
Suwanee River
Ruth -Hurdson
Railroad Schedules Show May 30 1909 Rail Card Times
Railroad schedules list daily trains to Harrisonburg Staunton Lexington Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Frederick Washington Martinsburg and major routes to Chicago Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Louisville and New York. Timetables note departures at 600 928 am 555 pm and 1206 am with several arrivals after midnight and 12 06 night services.
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Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Frederick
Washington
Altimore
Martinsburg
Chicago
Columbus
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louisville
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Rail Schedule Fragments for Norfolk and Roanoke
Train numbers and routes list Pullman sleepers and connections from Norfolk and Roanoke to Knoxville Gary New York Philadelphia Harrisburg Shenandoah. Officials Bevil Bragg Roanoke VA indicate clerk transit staff and ticketing responsibilities.
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Bristol
Pullman Buffet
Knoxville
Roanoke
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Norton
Welth
Pullman Sleeper
Gary
Shenandoah
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Shenandoah Junction
Washington
Pullman
BE. Bevill
M. F. Bragg
Umbrella? No. Cumberland Valley Rerailroad May 1909 Timetable
Cumberland Valley Rerailroad timetable from May 1909 lists train schedules and station stops. Details include departure and arrival times, typical routes, and operating days for primary lines.
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Umberland Valley
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