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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
8
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company has announced plans to offer 10430 shares of its one per cent cumulative stock as part of an authorized issue totaling 590 000 shares. Of this amount 842 500 shares are currently outstanding.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Larrick of the county are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter at Memorial Hospital several days ago.
The Scranton paper lauds the Freckles production at the Academy with praise for its three act drama. Willinghame as the title character and Miss Raeburn as An receive special note for strong performances.
Mrs P C Neidemeyer of Winchester travels to Philadelphia for the Easter holidays. The Martinsburg area notes also mention Miss Sarah Shirkey in Martinsburg.
Lavish costumes and catchy tunes mark the two act musical comedy Oh Daddy to be performed at the Empire on April 8. Billy Koud directs with Joseph Valentine handling scenery and Dave Vining arranging music and ensembles.
Richmond dispatch reports Kenneth M. Gilpin of Clarke county Virginia House of Delegates will run for lieutenant governor in the 1921 Democratic primary. He previously campaigned on abolishing the state department of prohibition and will face Col Junius E. West in the race. Mrs Massey left for Washington to visit friends.
We are grateful for kindness and sympathy shown us and for the flowers sent for the casket of our sister and aunt Maggie V Patte. Geo W Jenkins and family. Mrs Mollie E Haines and her sister Miss Hannah Savage left for Washington to visit Mrs Thomas Beller and attend the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference.
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