Norfolk and Western Trains Timetable Fragments
Incomplete timetable notes show trains to Bristol Roanoke and intermediate stations. Mentions Pullman Sleeper Dining Car Parlor Car and connections with the Memphis special for Shenandoah area service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movis
Bristol
Pullman
Roanoke
Parlor
Bris
Bluefield
Pocahontas
Welch
Nor
Pullmar
Gary
Winston-Salem
Ken
Memphis
Shenandoa
Chambersville and Jefferson Notes Share Weekend Visits
In Chambersville Virginia and nearby Jefferson, many residents visited relatives over the weekend. James Shirley wed Mary Branner and Ella Fleming and Frank Watson tied the knot. Local travel included Miss Lenwood Van Gosen and Mrs. Carson Spellman visiting, with others attending events in Winchester, Berkeley Springs, and Gore.
Painter Hill Notes Selections From June Gatherings in Virginia
Mr and Mrs E R Campbell and family visited Mr H R Barley at Kerrstown on Sunday. Miss Mabel Rinker stayed with Miss Frances Sonner. James Campbell joined Mrs Jacob Carbaugh, and James Carper spent time with his brother in law George Peters. George Affleck and family visited E J Hicks. Mrs G W Chapman stayed with daughter Mrs O L Funk in Strasburg. Barns being erected on Strother Teraults farm. Additions to barns for Dr B M Knight and Mrs C G Walters. Elton Campbell visiting near Winchester. Genevieve Massie ill with mumps. Mrs H B Dean left for Washington. J D Rinker party visited station Glaze near Middletown. Hanna Walters estate listed in Middletown after stay with sister Mrs Charles Grove.
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Painter Hill, Va
E. R. Campbell
H. R. Barley
Kerrstown
Mabel Rinker
Frances Sonner
James Campbell
Jacob Car
James Carper
George Peters
George Affleck
E. J. Hicks
Strother Terault
B. M. Knight
C. G. Walters
Elton Campbell
Sallie Hamilton
Winchester
Gladys ‘Henning
Misses Barley
Genevieve Massie
H. B. Dean
Washington
J. D. Rinker
Station Glaize
Middletown
Miss Hanna
Walers
Charles Grove
Torrytown Notes From West Virginia Community
Torrytown, W Va, June 26. Mrs Tish Rowland and children Garland and Randall shopped in Martinsburg on Thursday. Miss Mabel and Katharine Morgan visited little Miss Elvira Ashbury. Zeph Morgan was in Martinsburg Saturday. John Hott returned home after visiting his ill brother Dr Hott of Morgantown. Mrs Owlie Stimmer spent Friday with Mrs Bertella Abhire. Joseph Ewing 48 visiting his mother Mrs Laura Ewing. Turner Sencindiver and family called at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs David Hott last week. John Anderson and sister Nellie of Clearbrook were visitors at Mr Henry’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrytown
W. Va
Tish Rowland
Garland
Randall
Martinsburg
Mabel
Katharine Morgan
Elvira Asbshire
Zeph Morgan
John Hott
Dr. Hott
Morgantown
Owie Stimmer
Bertella Abehire
Joseph Ewing
Laura Ewing
Turner Sencindiver
David Hott
John Anderson
Nellie
Clearbrook
Henry
Refuge Notes Report Local Visits and an Accident
June 26 Refuge News notes Miss Bes sie Derflinger returns from Durbin W Va and Luke Md to visit near Refuge. Mrs J C Haley fell during cleaning, bruised but alive after box broke, faced walls and she was unconscious briefly. Grace Snyder visiting aunt near Double Churches. Benjamin Steele visits from Refuge. Charles Hartley and son Clarence visit Stephens City. T A Steele ill. John Adams and Frank Williams visit from Stephens City. Refuge holds all day meeting June 30 with morning and afternoon preaching. James Roach improving after illness. Ghady of Canterbury purchases 28 new automobiles. Laura Hartley of Canterbury mentioned.
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Refuge
Bessie “Derflinger
Durbin
Luke
J.C. Haleyg
Mrs. Hale
Benjamin Steele
T. A. Steele
Charles Hartley
Clarence
Stephens City
Hartley
Myrtle Adkins
Mesers
John Adams
Frank Williams
Not of Heart and Deerfield News Briefs
Mr F R Huffman of this city credits Thedford s Black Draught with curing indigestion and restoring health by cleansing the digestive system. The Deerfield Virginia column reports on June 26 visitors, deaths, church services, and residents’ latest activities including visits, hospital updates, and local socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C
F.R. Huffman
Thedford
Thedford’s
Brucetown Notes Harvest News and Social Visits
Brucetown Virginia notes reporting a good wheat crop though thin stands as farmers harvest. Miss Barbour of Chambersburg returns home. Harry Crim visits cousin Mrs. Charles Tharp. Muriel Lanham visits Mrs. Hessel tine. Minnie Rowe and Frances Stipe visit Miss Sadie S. Snapp. John M. Locke upgrades property with an iron fence. Sarah Tanquary visits grandparents W. W. Tanquary. BeHe C. Jobe and Cassie Pidgeon attend Harrisonburg summer normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
Harry Crim
Chambersburg
Charles Tharp
Muriel Lanham
Winchester
Hesseltine
Minnie Rowe
Special Meeting at Mt Zion United Brethren Church
Winchester Circuit announces a special meeting at Mt Zion United Brethren Church on the fifth Sunday of June with preaching at 11 o clock a.m. and 2 30 p.m. followed by the Lord's Supper. All are invited and encouraged to bring dinner and stay for the afternoon service. J. W. Maiden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion United
Brethren Church
J. W. Maiden
Mr Russell Carr Returns from University of Virginia
Mrs Rachel Bean and her daughter Miss Lottie Bean of McPherson Kansas visit at the home of Joseph F Bean on North Kent Street as listed in the Want columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Carr
The
University of Virginia
Rachel Bean
Lottie Bean
McPherson, Kas
Joseph F. Bean
North Kent Street
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Ezra
Annie Grim
Wright
Franck Baker & Son
Main St
Court House
South Main Street
H E Comer
Leourt
Frederick County
Virginia
Roy
Delvices
Barbara A. Solenbergepf
Keller
Keller Drug Store
North Main
Wallmberland Valley
Aubembic
Mechanicsburg
Harrisburg
York
Pi.sta
Trame
Daly
Tonge
Rippie
Norfolk and Western
Berryville
Hagerstown
New York
Bevill
W.c.saunders
Paas
G. P
Champ Clark
Chambersville
John Gough
S. F. Gough
Agnes Fling
Frank Orndorff
Hayfield
Boward
Goldie
Win
Chester
Migs
Bertha Keckley
Eva Hawkins
Gore
Lenwood van Gosen
Berkeley Springs
Carson Spellman
Walter Cochran
Holmes McFarland
Joseph Cooper
Hauptman
Ridgeway
Mrs. W.W. H. Horner
Mrs
Adam Dean
Jefferson Notes
Charlestown
James G. Shirley
Mary Magill Branner
H. C. Getzendanner
J. 8. Alfriend
Episcopal Church
Frank Watson
Ella Rose Fleming
R. H. Rubb
Howard Dunn
Martha J. Puhn
Turner Ballenger
Suckets, Va
Wheatland
Mabel R. Dunn
Summit Point
Jennie Phillips
Grayson Coyner
Rela
Tives
Stanley Woody
Baltimore
Arthur E. Woody
J. Alonzo Kanode
Chicago
Edison Company
J. Edward .Dunn
Martha J. Dunn
Busey
Inwood
Elvira Abshire
Leona Summel
John Walker
Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Mt. Pleasant
Ruth Crim
Clifton’ Braithwaite
Mount Pleasant
Gerardgtown
Ben Abrell
Painter Hill
G W. Chapman
O. L. Funk
Strasburg, Va
Refuge News
Grace Snyder
E.J. Albin
James Roach
Ghady
Canterbury
Laura Hartley
Canter
Deerfield
Conley Glaize
Walter and
Harry Craig
Pennsylvania
ReHef
John Miller
Retha Snapp
Isaac McIlwee
Star Tannery
A. Racey
Naomi Flowers
George Hausenfluck
M. Tevauilt
Frank Strickler
Jean Ward
Hazel Patgle
Luther Snapp
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brucetown Notes
Solenberger’s
J.S. Solenberger & Co Best Hardware House
A. B. Richards & CO
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Union Bank of Winchester
Capital
JAS
B. ‘Russell
John Thwaite
Lee R. Grim
Cashier
C. J. Summers
Jas. B. Russell
Jos. W. Bowles
James Cather
A. M. Baker
Ee A. Byers
H. P. Tahb
Geo. W. Hake
Een
John F
Geo. W. Kurtz
Baltimore & Ohio
Atlantic City
Charles L. Bowly
Middle West
Valley of Virginia
H.W. Hieleary & É
Southern Building
Thos
Eb Graybeal
Jeweler & Onvtician
W. Water
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