Special Matinee Empire Tomorrow at the Play House
The holiday week opens with three added matinees tomorrow featuring Charley Chaplin in A Night in The Show, Max Fignan Burr McIntosh and Lolita Robertson in The New Adventures of J Rufus Wallingford, and Edith Astor in vaudeville plus regular reels. Friday offers The Life of Our Saviour in seven reels from Pathe with natural colors. Saturday features Francis X Bushman in Graustark with Miss Astor in songs and Runaway, June installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Chaplin
Charlie
Hel
Max Fignan
Burr McIntosh
Lolita Robertson
J. Rufus Wallingford
Edith Astor
Pathe
Francis X. Bushman
V. L. SE
Miss Astor
Personal notes on local residents and visitors
Mr. E. A. McClathery left for Hopewell Virginia to work on new buildings. Dr. and Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire attended a Washington matinee of The Hawk with Elise Oldham and William Faversham. Mrs. Samuel K. Cox, formerly of this city, visited Strasburg friends. Mrs. Al. Steidle of Williamsport Pennsylvania traveled home via Shenandoah Valley. Miss Helen Brown visited friends in Washington and Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Eddy returned to Philadelphia after several days in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter H. McGuire
Washington
Elise Oldham
William Faversham
Samuel K. Cox
Strasburg, Va
al. Steidle
Williamsport
Shenandoah Valley
Helen Brown
Alexandria
Mrs. Marshall Willis Heads South for Rock Hill Winter
Mrs. Marshall Willis departed today for Rock Hill South Carolina to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. John T Roddey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Willis
Rock Hill
S. C
John T. Roddey
Visitors Return From Funeral in Martinsburg and Washington
Mrs Jenny Waters of Washington and Mr George Fetzer of Martinsburg have returned home after attending the funeral of the late Mr George E Copenhaver. Mr Philip Faulkner of Washington visits his parents on West Piccadilly street. Mrs Pearl FE Peple of Baltimore arrives for a visit with her mother Mrs Annie Weicht on South Main street. Miss Mary Bruce Baker returns from Philadelphia for a visit with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Waters
Washington
George Fetzer
Martinsburg, W. Va
Ton
0. Faulkner
West Piccadilly Street
Pearl FE. Peple
Baltimore
Virginia
Annie Weicht
South Main Street
Janitor Chris Garrison In The Star Office Hospitalized
Chris Garrison, longtime janitor at The Star, was taken ill with pneumonia on Monday and admitted to Memorial Hospital. His condition is described as quite serious after multiple prior bouts with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Memorial Hospital
Chris
Van Pelt Joins Taylor Brothers as Traveling Salesman
Mr. Robert A. Van Pelt leaves the Virginia Cigar Company in Harrisonburg to become traveling salesman for Taylor Brothers manufacturers of abacco in Winston-Salem North Carolina. He will start the new duties at year’s beginning and will cover the Virginia Valley. He is well known in Winchester and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. van Pelt
Virginia Cigar Company
Harrisonburg
Taylor Brothers
Winston4 Salem
N. C
van Pelt
Virginia Valley
Winchester
Fleming Wolingham Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was issued to William Fleming a machinist of Brooklyn New York and Flora Dunlap Wolingham of this city. The ceremony was held at the Presbyterian Church manse with Rev J H Racy officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Court
William Fleming
Brooklyn
N. Y
Flora Dunlap Wolingham
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Racy
Miss Katherine Glass and Ada Hatcher Hear Messiah in New York
ATO members Miss Katherine Glass and Mrs Ada Hatcher travel to New York for the Messiah performances at Carnegie Hall and related musical lectures. They plan to hear lectures by Harvard professors and enjoy the Handley Board's intellectual music festival atmosphere in advance of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Glass
Mrs. Hatcher
Carnegie Hall
Katherine Glass
Adam Hatcher
New York
Mecca
Handley Board
Winchester
Copeland
Win
Ter
Harvard
Handley
Christmas Dinner at Rosewold Hosts Shaver Family
Mr and Mrs J L Shaver of Mount Sidney Virginia entertained many relatives and friends at a Christmas dinner at their home Rosewold. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry R Shaver of Winchester who had returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Shaver
Mount Sidney
Henry R. Shaver
Winchester
Star clarifies nickname usage for Harry Henry alias Taz Henry
The Star states there was no unkindness in referring to Harry M. Henry as alias Taz Henry in police court news yesterday. Teg is a nickname for Harry Henry, used by those who know him, and the word alias with the nickname was not intended as mockery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Henry
Teg
Harry Henry
Attending Christening in Summit Point
Mrs. G. O. Snapp and Mrs. M. B. Bryant attended the christening of Leslie Polhamus at Summit Point West Virginia. Leslie Polhamus is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Polhamus of Summit Point. A large gathering of relatives and friends joined a party held in honor of the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Snapp
M. B. Bryant
Summit Point
W. Va
Leslie Polhamus
Polhamus
Snapp
Welland Man Sends Star Subscription From Ontario
Frank G. Miller of Welland Ontario writes that he now administers in Welland after previously being in Stephens City Virginia. He states he is in business there and doing very well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Welland
Ontario
Canada
Frank GS. Miller
Stephens City
Fragmentary notice from grocery office printed
A damaged OCR fragment shows partial text related to a local office printing or posting. It lacks clear names, events, dates, or locations but indicates an official notice context.
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Hable
EO. W. Kurtz
JON Creamery
W. M. Fletcher
John Meehan
Mgr
Rosemont Farm
Berryville
Woodward’s
Betty Dilemma
Grain
Clearbrook
W. E. Reed & Son
Charles Town
R. F. Whiting
Inwood, W. Va
J. W. Baker
J. W. Baker, JR
Admi
E. A. McClathery
Hopewell, Va
Neal
NAVY
Adton Fovieri
Queen
George Walsh
Mutual
Paris
Edith Astoriff
Charles ¢ ‘Kaplin
Adventures
J. Rufus Wathingford
George E. Copenhaver
Philip Faulkner
Mary Bruce Baker
Philadelphia
Garrison NO Better
Chris. Garrison
MR. van Pelt
Fleming—Wolingham
S. H. Hable
Gov. Main and Water
Ato
Alphonso Smith
Gray & Sheetz
Evening Star
Columbia
Victor Records
D Seal’s
East Piccadilly St
Harry M. Henry
Mr. Henry
R. C. Green
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