Pennsylvania Railroad Summer Excursions Reach Eight Hundred Points
Vacation season nears with PRR promoting summer excursion tickets covering about eight hundred resorts from Newfoundland bays to Pacific shores. Ticket agents provide routes and fares, with information centers listed in Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Baltimore Reading and more for planning trips.
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America
Pennsylvania Railroad
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
C. Studds
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Wm. Pedrick
Chestnut Street
Thos. B. Watt
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburgh
B. P. Fraser
Main Street
Buffalo
H. Has On, Jr
Calvert Streets
Baltimore
B. M Newbold
Fifteenth
Washington
A.C
Weile
South Fifth Street
Reading
Jas
Anderson
Cp. T. A
Union Station
Pittsburg
E.yungman
DPD T. A
Williamsport
Death of W. H. Smith Prominent Winchester mill owner
Obituary and notice of death of W H Smith aged 58, long‑time millman and business figure in Winchester Virginia. Details cover his career in milling, marriage to Nannie Miller, children, siblings, church role, and public service on the common council and school committees. Funeral at Peyton Street residence with Mount Mirthon Cemetery interment. circuit court notice references and public sale of estate actions follow.
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Washington
Strasburg
Winchester
W. B. Baker
Caroline Hinks Miller
Middletown
Messrs
Charles and
Harry Smith
Nannie
Caroline
Virginia Smith
Erastus and
Otis Smith
Edinburg
Toms Brook
Smith
John Kerr Public School
Building Commission
Presbyterian Church
Peyton Street
Mount Mighton Cemetery
Common Council
Memoriam May 19 In remembrance of mother Fannie Webb
In loving remembrance of mother Fannie Webb gone but not forgotten by her daughter Bertha Archer. Mr W Davis Conrad, operated on for appendicitis last week in New York, is rapidly recovering at Roosevelt Hospital. Mr Frank Gould of Harrisonburg Va arrived in town this morning on business.
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Fannie Webb
Bertha Archer
W. Davis Conrad
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Frank Gould
Harrisonburg, Va
Personal Notes From Hayfield
Hayfield Virginia May 19. Annie Windle and brother Charles of Wheatfield visit their sister. Hollis Seymour ill with typhoid fever. B K Seymour with him in Winchester. Mrs Worsley and son guests of Mrs Bayliss. Samuel Cooper of Middletown visiting brother. Chloe Glenn visiting Mrs Worsley. Julian Rosenberger and Beulah Rose nberger with Annie Windle. Wisecarvers and Win dle family guests of Worsleys. Stanley Cooper and son Raymon visit Hollis Seymour. Cooper family to stay. Marion and Robert Rin xer, Wesley Bayliss, Samuel Cooper, and Esther Bayliss visit Mrs Coe. Clarence Keckley and sister of Opequon visiting Hannum. Joseph Pool guest near Gainesboro.
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Hayt Ild
Annie Windle
Charles
Wheatfield
B. K. Seymour
Winchester
Hollis Seymour
Robert Worsley
William Bayliss
Samuel Cooper
Middletown
Beulah Rosenberger
Julian Rosenberger
Chloe Glenn
Joseph ‘Wisecarver
William Wisecarver
Harry Windle
Stanley ‘Cooper
Raymon
Cooper
Tifm
Marion
Robert Rinxer
Wesley Bayliss
Esther Bayliss
Fell From a Tree While Hiving Bees
Summit Point West Virginia May 19 While climbing a tree on last Saturday to hire a swarm of bees Mr George B Wyndham fell to the ground and sustained painful but not serious injuries a limb breaking He was unconscious for some time and badly jarred but is much better today.
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Summit Point
W. Va
George IB. Wyndham
Harry Light
Dr. Wilson
J. W. Ré4illy
Kearneysville
Allen Levi
Washington
George Glascock
Julian Glascock
George Carper
Middleway
Lonas Case Goes To Supreme Court
The Woodstock circuit court judge ruled the evidence supported the verdict that Gilbert S. Lonas be sentenced to two years in the penitentiary for seduction. The judge granted time to make a record for appeal to the Supreme Court and set bail at 2500 dollars pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Harrison
Winchester
Circuit Court of
Woodstock
Messrs
R. J. Walker
M. L. Watton
Gilbert
Lonas
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Letter from Philadelphia man on REO car power
A Philadelphia correspondent argues that the REO automobile of 20 horsepower can outperform many 40 horsepower models on steep hills. He notes observed demonstrations in streets parks and suburban areas showing the 20 HP car's superior pull in real conditions.
Had Relatives Here Ends With Murders and Missing Boy
The article details a double murder of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest and the search for their missing son. Neighbors and relatives believe the youth remains alive near the scene, while others suspect guilt. Dr. Joseph O. King asserts the boy’s guilt, and investigators found the couple murdered on the second floor with signs of struggle and neglect in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O. King
Forest
Joe
Maryland
Forrest
Lillian M. Morgan
Morgan
Warrenton
Towns to Elect Officers In June
Town elections are scheduled for the second Tuesday in June with mayor and council seats up for grabs. Candidates must file written notices signed by their names to the county clerk 20 days before the vote. The electoral board will appoint election officers and print ballots for Stephens City and Middletown.
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Electoral Board
Stephens City
Middletown
Cornerstone Laid Program Highlights Local Ceremony
The event features a flag drill by young ladies a prayer by Rev J P Stump and the cornerstone laying under Marsh Run Lodge No 147 I C O F. Music accompanies remarks by Hon R M Ward of Winchester and Hon Willet M Hayes U S Department of Agriculture official. Additional addresses by Hon G W Koiner Virginia agriculture commissioner M M Lynch state education official and Attorney C B Guyer provides response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stump
Marsh Run Lodge
R. M. Ward
Winchester
iMusic
Willet M. Hayes
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
G. W. Koiner
Virginia
Kline Attends State Farmers Institute Board Meeting
Mr. Leslie D. Kline of Vaucluse travels to Richmond for a board meeting of the State Farmers Institute and will stay several days on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie D. Kline
Vaucluse
Richmond
State Farmers” Institute
Kline
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Harrisonburg
Shenandoah Valley Academy
New Management
Frederick County
B. M. Roszel
Sibert & Denny
Noti
N. Main St
G. S. Brill
H. T. Cooper
Brill & Cooper
Staree
G. . Brill
Brill
H.‘T. Cooper
W . Guy &. Brill
Randolph T. McGuire
Bulletin
W. H. Smith
Frederiks County
Vo. R. Beyer Et Als
O. R.boyer
Winchester Tea Co
O. R. Boyer
Herbert 4. Larrick
Ward & Larrick
David
Glaize
Circuit Court
Ward
Buy Now
Best Portland Cement
Glaize & Bro
W. Ray Smith
Agt
Walinatons Leading Florists
S. Main Street
Harrryy Timberlake
S. Market St
Amy Spurrier
Alice Baugher
Hayfield
Oo. T- Ritter
M. M. Lynch
Superintendent of Public Schools
The
State Board of Education
C. B. Guyer
Mr. Kline
North Main Street
Hotel
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co
James B. Russell
Ae Turfle
Fine Investments
Norfolk
National Bank
Raymond M. Hudson
Nyals
Franck Baker & Son
Wincester Steam Dying & Cleaning Works
Kodaks and
Kodak Supplies
Fred S. Boyd
Aircastle
Sloat
H. L. Snapp. Inwood
W. Ve
E. J. Lewis
National Cemetery
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