Norfolk and Western Train Schedules May 25 1913
Norfolk and Western timetable for May 25 1913 lists southbound and northbound services from Berryville to Bristol and Roanoke with Pullman sleepers to Roanoke and New York. Includes connecting routes via Winston-Salem and Philadelphia and notes on intermediate stations. Provided by B. Bevill and W.O. Saunders.
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Norfolk and Western
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Orbon
Pullman Saat dl
Winston-Sélem
Memphis
Elkton
Atermediate
Hagerstown
Herrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
H Junction
Washington
Tithe Table May 24 19 4 Valley RB RK
Tithe table data shows various entries with figures like 2.15 8.00 4.82 and 11.53 a m 7.28 p m. Trams arrive in Winchester daily except Sunday from Philadelphia New York and other places with times listed. J H Tonge Supt H A Rivore G P A are noted officials.
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Ane Valley
Winchester
Tativa
J. H Tonge
H. A Rivore
Funeral Services For Mrs. Headley
Refuge Virginia June 15. The funeral for Mrs. Samuel Headley 67 who died Tuesday night at her son C S Headleys home in Refuge was held Thursday at Ridings Chapel. She leaves a husband seven daughters two sons a step son and 25 grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and will be buried at Ridings Chapel graveyard with pallbearers Henry Grim Lemuel Grim Albert Baker Edward Javans James Beaty and John Sargent.
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Refuge
Samuel ‘Headley
C. ‘Ss. Headley
Ridings Chapel
Samuel Headley
Delphia Headley
Messrs
J. W. Headley
Stephens City
C. S. Headley
A. M. Headley
Oklahoma
L. A. ‘Racey
The
United Brethren Chuch
Winchester
Ridings Chapels
Henry Grim
Lemuel Grim
Albert Baker
Edward Javans
James Beaty
John Sargent
Hymns During Burial Service Echo Faithful Tomb and Home
Hymns sung at the church included Unveil Thy Bosom Faithful Tomb It Is Well With My Soul and Safe In the Arms of Jesus as the grave was filled friends sang Oh Think of the Home Over There.
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Jesus
Mrs Rittenhouse completes world tour with Marine husband
Mrs. Rittenhouse wife of Capt Frank Rittenhouse U S Marine Corps arrived Saturday evening as guest of Mr and Mrs Shirley Carter on West Water street. She and her husband recently completed a trip around the world including time in China and Japan. She was formerly Miss Robbie Hendricks of Leesburg Loudoun County
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Rittenhouse
Frank Rittenhouse
United States Marine Corps
Shirley Carter
West Water Street
China
Japan
Robbie Hendricks
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Locust Grove Hosts Family Guests at Rutherford Home
Wilbur Gaunt and sister Miss Tacy Gaunt joined relatives at Locust Grove near Chaspidl for a Sunday visit to Mr and Mrs W W Rutherford. Attendees included Mrs J J Russell and sons Clarence and Dee Russell of Washington, Marvin Holtzman and Kate Holtzman of Winchester, and Russell Beatty. Virginia Gaunt attended nearby Shepherdstown College closing exercises. Barley Rutherford departed Sunday for Washington for several weeks with relatives.
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Wilbur Gaunt
Tacy Gaant
Shepherdstown
Virginia Gaunt
Cno
Walter Brotherton
Locke Family Visits and Local Rain Worries
Mr and Mrs Amie Locke visited Mr and Mrs Charles Locke at Boyce on Sunday. Guests included C B Locke, his daughter Lillian and son Leroy, William Good, and Amos Shlack at J M Rutherford home. Mrs Alice Payne of Alexandria has returned home after visiting the Locketts. Cornelia Kirkham visits relatives here. Farmers seek rain as four weeks pass without a shower threatening crops. J C Rutherford spent Thursday in Hagerstown on Berryville Turnpike Co business.
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Amie Locke
Charles Locke
Boyce
C. B. Locke
Lillian Locke
Leroy Locke
William Good
Amos Shlack
J. M. Rutherford
Alice Payne
Alexandria
Willy Mr
Annie Locke
Cornelia Kirkham
New Year Banter at New York Players Club
Witter Bynner jokes that a New Year resolution is strongest at birth during a supper at the Players Club. Butler Glaenzer replies that the good die young when it comes to resolutions. Wombat defends friendship amid mutual suspicion and guarded talk between acquaintances.
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Players’ Club
New York
Witter Bynner
Butler Glaenzer
Quote from Puck on rubbers and fit by Uncle Josh
A humorous exchange notes the awkward choice in rubber wear. Uncle Josh admits uncertainty about his size while the joke highlights the impracticality of finding shoes that fit.
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Josh
Puck
Star Boarder Sees The Big Upper In Witty Exchange
In a playful dialogue, two boarders joke about a frequent guest dipping cream and strawberries, noting the actor as the star boarder and spotting the Big Upper in the scene. The exchange hints at humor and a hint of theatrical flair.
Tulip News Notes from Tulip Virginia Local Social Roundup
Annie Perlinger and niece Ada Beaty from Pennsylvania visit Tulip relatives. Katye Evans returns from Stephens City. Susan Grover and Howard Steele visit Sarah Kline. Carrie Walters and son stay with Henry and Mary Willis. J S Sargent ill shows slow improvement. Bessie Kline visits Albert Baker. George Sargent Annie Derflinger and Ada Beaty visit R B Beaty family. Margie Grover and Russell Beaty of Reliance visit Sarah Kline.
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Tulip
Annie Perlinger
Ada Beaty
Pennsylvania
Katye Evans
Stephens City
Susan Grover
Howard Steele
Sarah Kline
Carrie Walters
Little Son
Henry Willis
J. S. Sargent
Bessie Kline
Albert Baker
George Sargent
Annie Derflinger
R. 8
Margie Grover
Russell Beaty
Reliance
Property listing near Hagerstown offers residence and store
Country residence and business property at Mondell Maryland, 11 miles south of Hagerstown on the N and W railroad about 6 acres. Features a 9 room dwelling, store room and warehouse with post office in connection. Possession August 1 1914. Near Potomac river Antietam Battlefield school and church. Profitable grain hay and store business operated. Address CHAS R JONES 68 W Washington St Hagerstown Maryland.
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Mondell
Hagerstown
Potomac River
Antietam
Chas. R. Jones
Washington St
Maryland
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Seem
Wanes
Cver
Asegereh
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Sburg
Caritele Seneweeene Mechbanicaburg
Ai Harrisburg
Southern Railway
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Morrisonburg
Enero Tae Strasburg Ion
Harrisonburg
Harrisonsburg
Alexandr
Strashure Jct
Browin
D6. C
W. Westbury
Washington, D. C
Chichester
A. & W. Seabright
C. R. Grubbs
W. Water Street
C. R. Grubbs’ Sanitary Meat Market
Eastman
Fred. S. Boyd
Fairmont Ave
C. V. Crossing
Benefit of Good Samaritan Bible Class
Phillips Brooks
Glaize & Bro
Middletown
Ashby Hammack
Hansbrough & Carter
Chester
Leslie D. Kline
Vf Aw
Marion
North Market Street
Miller Train Control Corporation
E. E. Barr
N. Market Street
East Noo St
Jackson
M. C. Copenhaver
S. Market
Bath
E. GC. Stuart
Coe A Ae
Cure of Star Office
H. Ts. Dunlap
Jacob Baker
Bell Telephone No
Mitt, J
Kensington Avenue
Richmond
Sixeas Distributing Agency
Reedy Specialty Co
Baltimore
Jenkins & Dunlap
N. Market St
Brucetown
New Organ Fund
L.w
State Hospital For Insane
Norristown
J. Jessie M. Peterson
Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
R. Grapl
Lillie Jones
Henry M. Jones
Lillid Jones
Jones
Winchester Evening Star
Court House
Poppa
Aaa
Caskey Baking Company
Mrs. Headley
Minnie Wood
Chaspidl, Va
J. C. Rutherford
Berryville Turnpike Company
Wombat
Astronomical
Tulip News
WAM
Russell & Green
Moling & Seal
Emanuel Sunday School
Stephenson
Beecher
HI. S. Whitacre
Osteopath
W. VA
University OF Virginia
Public School System of
Patereter
Howard Winston
University
Thomas & Messer CO
W. Balto
St. Baltimore
Gow
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