Railroad tangle rumor persists at Strasburg Junction
State Railroad Commissioner J C G Hill visited Strasburg Junction aboard a Southern private car and backed the line. Rumors say the Southern will alter schedules to break connections with the Baltimore and Ohio, repeating last autumn's dispute settled by courts. A Northbound train would reach the junction at 7 PM, missing the 5 20 PM B and O connection, and the Southbound train would depart earlier to precede the B and O arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C G. Hill
Winchester
Hill
Southern Railroad
Strasburg Junction
Richmond
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern
North Carolinians to Attend Unveiling Ceremonies
The article notes BRAVE NORTH CAROLINIANS and states a speaker and oration on a memorable occasion. It calls each Camp of United Confederate Veterans in the state to appoint delegates to attend unveiling ceremonies and refers comrades to Raleigh, N C for further information about Capt. B. Denson.
House Party at Montana Hall Near White Post
Miss Bessie Love attended a house party at Montana Hall the home of Hon. W. G. Conrad near White Post. Ten young guests joined in a delightful evening with Miss Conrad hosting as guest of honor yesterday.
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Montana Hall
Bessie Love
W. G. Conrad
White Post
Misses Conrad
Notable locals travel and office moves
Mr. Fred Hable returns from Washington after days at his ticket brokerage in the National Hotel. Mrs. Lutrell Lucas from Baltimore ends her visit with Miss Emma Russell and returns home. Jas. B. Russell and Son will move into a new office beside the Circuit Clerk's office. Mrs. G. O. Miller also returns from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hable
Washington
National Hotel
Lutrell Lucas
Baltimore
Emma Russell
Reunion of Copp Family Near Kernstown in June Gathering
The John KE Copp family held its annual reunion at Willowbrook near Kernstown. Olive Copp Baker and other relatives attended while absent members included Rev George A Copp and Mrs Ada Frenkel who suffer illness. The event featured a large dinner, games for all ages, and a devotional gathering in the Aerie with hymns, psalm, and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KE. Copp
Willowbrook
Copp
Kernstown
Olive
Baker
George A. Cupp
Fishers Hill
Ada A. Frenkel
John E. Copp
Wm. H. Spiggle
Willie
Meadow Mills
Wm. A. Hockman
Lawson
Robert
Florence
Annie
Love
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Brave North Carolinians
Mrs. G. O. Miller
Circuit Court
Harrison
Anna Lathrop
Mamie Russell
Washington Street
Miss Lathrop
J.S. Fife and Wife
Bridgeville, Pa
Hotel Evans
Berta Cutterer
Wadesville
Mary Gertrude Weaver
Westminster
National Cemetery
Ella Jarrett
Brice Leathers
Strasburg
Archie Pitman
Annie Colston
Slater
Missouri
Robt. Deschon
Wm. Deschon
United Brand
North Main St
Rosenmyer’s
Belle OF
Nelson
Cts
Robert M. Henry
North Market Street
Redmon
W. Water Street
M. Lynch
J! L. Redmon
Thomas Keating
Agt
Fdr
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
Cumberland Brewing Company
North Main Street
Hable
BePtes
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
E. Bruce Capper
Roger Bros
Edward Redman
Huntshberry’s
Court House Hall
Pocahontas
John Smith
Reden
Swanson’s Pony Grocery
Water Street
J. Robert Doran
Wilson
Gibson
Finch
Welty
Ohio Valley
L. Hoster Brewine Company
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