Norfolk and Western May 25 1913 Train Listings
Norfolk and Western timetable details for May 25 1913 show multiple named trains. Includes connections at Bristol Roanoke Winston-Salem and Elkton with Pullman and parlor cars, sleepers to New York Philadelphia and Washington and stops at Harrisburg Philadelphia and junctions for connections.
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Norfolk and Western
LPAVE
Berryvill
Bristol
Pullman
Cer
Roanoke
Pullman Jong
Winston- Schlem
Gary
Was
Memphis
Elkton
Smorthround
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cumberland Valley R B Time Table May 24 1914
An old timetable lists routes from Philadelphia to New York and Winchester with train arrival times and daily and Sunday services. It shows departures at 2 33, 8 48, 11 42 from Philadelphia and 6 00, 11 18 from New York, plus arrival at Winchester with morning and evening slots. Steward J H Tonge is noted as superintendent and G P A Rivpie as agent.
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Philadelphia
New York
Southern Railway Schedule for Washington Alexandria Harrisonburg
Western and eastern train times listed for the Washington to Harrisonburg route. Westbound No 173 Mixed Ex departs Strasburg 5 45 am for Harrisonburg arriving 7 15 am. No 49 Local arrives Harrisonburg 2 55 pm. No 217 Daily 8 30 pm local. No 218 Daily 6 06 am eastbound to Alexandria and Washington arriving 10 30 am. No 14 Limited 8 27 am to Alexandria arriving 11 66 am. No 28 Daily 4 56 pm to Washington arriving 9 15 pm Buffet Parlor cars. No 216 Local from Harrisonburg to Strasburg arriving 8 30 pm. General agent Brow Washington D C.
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Harrisonburg
Dally
Harrisonbug
Strasburg
Daly
Alexandria
Washington
Brow
Washington, D. C. C
W. Westburg
Washington, D. CG
Social Notes From Clarke
Clarke social column lists residents visiting towns and returning home. Notable mentions include Mrs David Allen Miss Mary Clagett in Winchester Mr George Marrow Baltimore Mr Harry Warden Winchester Mrs Florence Wheat at home John Enders Richmond Joe Moore trip to Baltimore Washington and University of Virginia Mrs P H Powers Louise Powers Blacksburg V I finals Dora Taylor Roanoke Marion Parker Nellie Marks Luray M L Scheuer Front Royal E L Wilson Charlestown Bernyville Grace Wagely Shepherdstown Lup ton John E Barr C C Kerchevall Washington Molger McKinsey Bentztown Bard Baltimore Sun invited Berryville June 26 Mamie McFadden Washington Williamsport Pa trip with sister Annie McFadden.
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Joe Moore
Baltimore
Washington
University of Virginia
P. H. Powers
Louise Powers
Blacksburg
Dora Taylor
Roanoke
Marion Parker
Nellie Marks
Luray
M. L. Scheuer
Front Royal
E. L. Wilson
Charlestown
Bernyville
Grace Wagely
Shepherdstown
Lupton
Molger McKinsey
Bentztown
Baltimore Sun
Stonewall
Daughters of the Confederacy
Berryville
Visit of Relatives Spurs Winchester Trip
Mrs. H. W. Carpenter and Mrs. J. R. Endene spent Thursday visiting relatives in Winchester, adding a brief trip to their week.
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H. W. Carpenter
J. R. Endene
Winchester
Kansas merchant bets on wheat crop gamble
William Schrenkler of Gorham Kansas reports a gamble that could yield about 20000 dollars. He tied seed wheat help to Wakeeney farmers for 8000 acres at 6720 dollars and will receive one quarter of the crop. Expected yield about 20 bushels per acre, with harvest starting around June 25.
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Kansas City
Board of Trade
William Schrenkler
Gorham
Kansas
Wakeeney
Schrenkler
School Graduates Entertained By North Main Street Hostess
A Winchester High School graduation party at Mrs. Mieg Grace Orndorff’s home on North Main Street featured roses and smilax decor, music, progressive games, and a punch reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John S. Sloat. Attendees included Grace Orndorff Sallie Fansler Vera Lynch and many others from Winchester and nearby towns. Out of town guests arrived from Woodstock Charlottesville Front Royal Mount Jackson Harrisonburg Lacey Springs Charlestown and Baltimore among others.
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Mieg Grace Orndorff
North Main Street
Winchester High School
John S. Sloat
Grace Orndorff
Sallie ‘Fansler
Vera Lynch
Susan Salsbury
Louise Harmer
Gertrude Clevenger
Alice Osburn
Helen Kremer
Ruth Whitlock
Sallie Pansléer
Alice Orndorff
Messrs
Warren Sager
Gordon Baldwin
Edwin Haines
Donald McFadden
A. Hott
Ralph Fansler
Ralph Rosenberger
Wilbur Huyett
Wilmer Sherrick
Richard Metz
Joseph ‘Funk
Persell Plank
Ford Carper
WH. Carter
N. D. Cool
Hugh Duffey
Missey
Catherine Bargett
Woodstock
Pauline White
Charlottesville
Lottie Roberts
Front Royal
Ruwth- Tisenger
Mount Jackson
Rebecca Feer
Harrisonburg
the Edmonds
Liggett Lincoln
Baltimore
Robert Lincoln
Lacey Springz
Philip Cline, Jr
Charlestown
H. P. Cline
W. Va
J. E. Lincoln
Lacey Springs
Portland Club Plans Royal Auction Bridge Rule Reforms
The Portland Club of London plans a wholesale reform of royal auction bridge, including removing the American two point count for spades and setting spades at nine points. Protests already arise, with doubts about adoption abroad and questions on standardization versus new bidding devices.
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Portland Club
London
Wfpil
Yard Party for organ fund at Brucetown ends June 20
Front Royal residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills in regional fundraiser notes. Mrs. A J Greenwalt of Front Royal Virginia reports her son's kidney trouble improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills with lasting relief. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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A. J. Greenwalt
Blue Ridge Avenue
Front Royal
Dean
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound as Night Relief
An advertisement promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound for coughing at night with claims of immediate relief. It describes soothing coating on the throat and eased chest tightness, targeting children and warning against substitutes. It also notes a statistical reference to resting heart rates at different postures.
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Foley
Albin Brevities
Albin Virginia notices list visits and social calls among local residents. Lemon Fries and Berryville relatives spent Sunday with Martin Glaize. Parlett of Winchester and Sale family visited nearby. Lineburg and Snapp family gatherings occurred in Martinsburg. Lela Janney called on friends in the village.
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Albin
Lemon Fries
Berryville
Martin Glaize
Thomas iParlett
Winchester
B. F. Lineburg
O. E. Snapp
Martinsburg
W. Va
D. H. Hartman
Lela Janney
Property for sale near Hagerstown five acres and business
Country residence and business property at Mondell Maryland 11 miles south of Hagerstown on the WN and W RR about 6 acres land 9 room dwelling store room warehouse and other buildings Possession August 1 1914 Excellent business location near Potomac river Antietam Battlefield convenient to school and church Profitable general business in grain hay and store Post office with store Send inquiries to CHAS R JONES 68 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland
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Mondell
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Antietam
Chas, R. Jones
Washington St
Maryland
Bediam’s Origins as London Lunatic Asylum Named Bethichem
The term Bediam derives from Bethichem, the religious house in London later converted to an asylum for lunatics in 1646. It is considered Europe’s oldest lunatic asylum by many, though a Spanish institution is claimed to be older.
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Bediam
London
Europe
Spain
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Umberland Valley
Verge
J. H Tonge
Supt Ff
Rivpie
Leavs
Arasesene
Hagerstown Free Sorrow
Greencastle
Chambersburg
Urge
Aeeeee Renee Aeenee
Mechanicsburg
Bouthern Railway
Alexendrie
Offert Ann
Strasburg Junction
Chichester
A. & W. Seabright
Selai
C. R. Grubbs
W. Water Street
C. R. Grubbs’ Sanitary Meat Market
Eastman
J. M. Paw
Ashby Haw
Middletown
Hansbrough & Carter
Chester
Leslie Stephens City
Marion
North Market Street
East Piccadilly St
Apooly G. C. Miller
Jackson
M. C
Copenhaver
S. Market
Bath
E. C. Stuart
N. Braddock
H. &. Dunlap
Alas
Jacob Baker
Bellecette
M. Tt. J
Kensington Avenue
Richmond
Jenkins & Dunlap
N. Market St
Brill & Ritter
Gee, W. Keller
T. H. House
Jenkins &Dunlap
Keller Drug Oo
Clarke
George Marrow
Harry Warden
Florence
John Enders
Bentztown Bard
John E. Barr
C. C. Kerchevall
Mamie McFadden
M. W. Jones, Jr
Williamsport
Annie McFadden
Brucetown
New Organ Fund
Post
Clyde Sale
Boleyn
Mountain Falls
Evrening
Zacus
Russell & Green
Moling & Seal
Keller Drug Company
North Main St
H. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
Public School System of
Virginia
Howard Winston
University
Mrs. Reynolds
Louise ‘Redman
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