Norfolk and Western timetable note
Fragmentary timetable item lists Nos 18 9:05 em Bristol slate stations Pullman Sleepers Roanoke Parior Car to Roanoke Shenandoah and intermediate stations No 23 9:32 am Remerstown to Washington Hagerstown to New York and Daillmar to New York. Signed Bevill Saunders.
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Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Parior
Beth
Shenandoah
Remerstown
Stati Coamank
Pahiadethia
Ee Yorks
Washington
Hagerstown
New York
Daillmar Elecorr
B. Bevill
W.C. Saunders
Sen. Mess. Act. Asstg BP
Cumberland Valley BR Time Table May 27
The Cumberland Valley branch timetable shows trains leaving Chambersburg at 7.30 am and 9.24 am for Hagerstown and Williamsport with arrivals at 9.45 am and 11.46 am respectively. Daily service from Winchester is listed at 9.17 am and 7.15 pm, with exceptions on Sundays. G P A Supt H A Rapine signs as superintendent.
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Cumberland Valley
BR. R
Baie Bace
le Cowie
Winchester Citizen Praises Doan's Kidney Pills in Testimony
A Winchester citizen Joseph D. Rainsberger states Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of back and shoulder pain caused by heavy work. He describes severe health decline, inability to work, and eventual relief after taking the product. He claims the cure is permanent and urges others to try the pills.
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Winchester
Doan
Joseph D. Rainsberger
S. Barket St
Var
Dean
Brenady
Orrytown Notes from Morgantown Area June Updates
Mollie Crim and daughters Lena and Blanch visited daughter Mrs Georgia Busey. William Trimble and family stayed with parents near the town. Ruth Shosiles of Darksville visited Aunt Tish Rowland. Joseph Ewing returned home for the summer after school. Leona Summer visited Aunt Bertella Alshire. Ruth Crim and Dorothy Brathwaite visited Elsie Rowland. Zeph Morgan and daughter Mable visited Dr Morgan near Gerrardstown. Alshire and Shir ley families hosted gatherings. Derwood Rusey spent several days at Stephens City. Children’s services planned at Mt Pleasant U B Church on June 28 at 10 am.
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Torrytown Notes
Orrytown
W. Va
Mollie’ Crim
Lena
Blanch
Georgia Busey
Williamble
Itetle
Mad
William Trimble
Ruth Shosiles
Darksville
Tish Rowland
Joseph Ewing
Robert Alshire
Earl
Roy
Shirley Alshire
Derwood Rusey
Stephens City
U. B
Mt. Pleasant
Mountain Falls Notes and Visitors Set in June
Mountain Falls Va June 13. Elijah Richard ill but improving. Lela Richard and Annie lee Orndoff return from Reliance after months of schooling. Jydi Moore visits Star Tannery on Sunday. J B Crowell preaches at Mountain View to a large crowd. Neva Moore visits Kernstown. FE Bucher and O L Peer at Fawcett Gap. Tevalt of Minebank visits John Lineburg. Dorie Kagin visits the Misses Moore. James Bucher and Patrick Lockhart visit Theodore Goughs. Modern Woodmen of America yard party planned on next Saturday. May Carpenter visits relatives near Winchester.
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Lela Richard
Annie Lee Orndoff
Reliance
Jydi Moore
Star Tannery
J. B. Crowell
Mountain View
Neva Moore
Kernstown
FE. J. Bucher
O. L. Peer
Fawcett ‘Gap
Tevalt
Minebank
John ‘Lineburg
Dorie Kagiin
Moore
James Bucher
Patrick ‘Lockhart
Theodore Goughs
Woodmen of America
Mountain Falls
May “Carpenter
Winchester
Residents and visitors share time in Hosenberger area
Rosenberger Virginia on June 13 reports Mrs RM Cooper and daughter Miss Lula of Mountain Falls visiting Mrs J B Frye. J I White nears completion of Frank Clowder s barn and starts construction for A A McKnee. Emma Zinn of Stephenson and Sallie Forney of Winchester joined Mr and Mrs J B Snapp. R M Cooper and Misses Lula and Alline Brill visited Mr and Mrs J H Williams. J A Bean and I D Wright loaded a lumber car in Winchester last Saturday.
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Rim Cooper
Lula
Alline Brill
J.H. Williams
J. A. Bean
I. D. Wright
Winchester
Brucetown Youths Attend Saturday Party at Lonas Home
A delightful party for Brucetown's younger set occurred Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C A Lonas. A refreshment supper followed an enjoyable evening. Guests included Grace and Gladys Gardner Flossie Morrison Ethel Barrett Esther Rutherford Metaard Leafir Lonas John Anderson Harry Bockey Ernest Bockey John Adams Elmer Summel Clarence Russell Charles and George Gore Lee Rutherford Gle Gardner Hubert Benner and Elmer Lonas. Mrs. Wesley Morrison visited her daughter Mrs. Jacob Horner at Inwood, and Mrs. Jack Boden and son Raymond spent the weekend in Martinsburg with friends.
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Brucetown
C. A.lonas
Misses Grace
Gladys Gardner
Flossie Morrison
Ethel Barrett
Esther Rutherford
Metaard
Leafir Lonas
Messrs
John Anderson
Harry Bockey
Ernest Bockey
John Adams
Elmer Summel
Clarence Russell
Charles and
George Gore
Lee Rutherford
Gle Gardner
Hufitér Benner
Elmér Lonas
Wesley Morrison
Jacob Horner
Inwood
Jack Boden
Raymond
Martinsburg
Mrs Chapman Returns Home From Cumberland Visit
Mrs. George W. Chapman was returned to her home in Stephens City after visiting her daughter Mrs. Lewis in Cumberland Maryland.
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George W., Chapman
Stephens City
Mrs. Lewis
Cumberland
Iron and Monkeys Sparks On Frankstown Avenue
In Pittsburgh a Chinese laundryman and Italian organ grinder clashed near Meadow Street when Carlo the Monk entered Charlie Wong’s laundry. The Chinaman wielded a flatiron and washboard as Battaglia’s hand organ provoked the quarrel. Chaos followed with tail ironed and anger unleashed.
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Pittsburg
Frankstown Avenue
Meadow
Carver
Vincent Battaglia
Carlo
Charlie Wong
Battaglia
Local residents visit friends across Maryland towns
Miss Virginia Wall returns from Martinsburg while Misses Mary Rigssler Gertrude Phillips and Dallas Russell visit Winchester. Julia Pieres and William Jine of Rippon wed at First Christian parsonage in Hagerstown. Ernest Feagans of Alexandria visits relatives in Wheatland and others travel to Winchester Washington and Luray.
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Virginia Wall
Martinsburg
Mary Rigssler
Gertrude Phillips
Dallas’ Russell
Winchester
Julia ‘Pieres
William J Ine
Rippon
Hagerstown
Géo. B. Townsend
Ernest Feagans
Alexandria
W. C. ‘Feagans
Wheatland
Howard Dunn
Martha J. Dunn
Maggie Russell
Clyde
Thursdaly
John Heflebower
Polo
Daniel Heflebower
William M.burns
Mary, Eana
Eva Burns
Gettysburg
Ella Welsh
Melvin Sprinkle
Arthur Davenport
John
Washington and
Luray
Bold intruder robs and shaves woman in Brownsville home
Mrs Geitel Charloff from Odessa and her family suffered a violent robbery at 1759 Prospect Place Brownsville. A man posing as a gas worker tied her, demanded $18, cut her hair and left with a taped hair bundle after sealing the gas. Her husband and children were present or nearby during the incident.
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New York
Geitel Charloff
Odessa
Joseph
Prospect Place
Brownsville
Charloff
Shenie
Manhattan
Sek N
Morris
Louis
Bear Hunter Fends Off Large Black Bear Near Government Camp
Max Kinetsch, famed bear hunter, narrowly escapes a sudden bear attack while resting on a windfall log near Government Camp Oregon. He and companions tracked the big black bear with visible tracks in the Cascades as the chase continued through brush.
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Estécada
Ore
Bruin
Breton
Max Kingisch
Kiaeétsch
Otto
Government Camp
Here
Cascades
Max Kinetsch
Big Bear
Cedar Grove Notes Cedar Grove Va June 13
Cedar Grove Virginia notes record a church white washing plan for Little Mountain Church and yard fence this week. The column lists local residents who attended services, visits by families, and upcoming children's services at Pleasant Valley on June 23 at 10 o'clock.
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Cedar Grove
Little Mountain
Garlie
Ll. ‘Co. Fries
Gold Clark
Colombie Clark
E. Chapman
Isaac Miller
McKeesport
Dogs Fight Policemen In Cellar Battle In St Louis
In St Louis Missouri patrolmen M J Comer and Patrick Dolan fought 17 dogs that had invaded Mrs George Thompsons cellar at 5006 Columbia Avenue. Two dogs were killed with baseball bats and three more were seriously injured and shot. The officers called in Mounted District Police reporting one of the worst fights of their careers.
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St. Louis
M._ J. Comer
Patrick Dolan
George Thompson
Columbia Avenue
Thompson
Kidnaped a Monkey in New York Transfer
Mrs Millicent Miller of London arrives in New York on the Cedric wearing a small monkey on a chain and is said to have kidnaped the animal from its African mother, a tale framed in a London observer’s notice.
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New York
Millicent Miller
London
Cedric
Africa
Ragtime Dances Banned by Paris Academy
International Academy of Dancing Masters bars the turkey trot bunny hug and the grizzly bear. Mr Charles O Conner visiting Mire with children leaves town for Portsmouth Virginia after a stay with relatives.
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Bar
Paris
International Academy of Dancing Masters
Corpsichore
Bunny Hug
Charles O’conner
Mire
O'Conner
Portsmouth
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