Matinee Ad With Odd Pricing Fragment
An OCR fragment notes a matinee priced at 28 cents and an 8 p m show time with age listing 17 to 22 adults 38e, indicating a discounted admission detail from a historic theater column.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1922
Page
8
An OCR fragment notes a matinee priced at 28 cents and an 8 p m show time with age listing 17 to 22 adults 38e, indicating a discounted admission detail from a historic theater column.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Basil L Aleshire has been ill for a few days. Miss Golda B Gardner of this place is in Washington with family for a while and moved to the Frye homestead now owned by Mr G W Hulver. Mr Thomas S Cooper left Friday for Washington to visit his mother Mrs A E Cooper who has been ill for some time.
Bloom Va January 23 The debate postponed due to weather will be held at Friendly Grove January 26 at 730 p m. Mae Clowser visiting sister Mrs John Cline Marlboro Mrs Ru Long ill with severe throat Evelyn Lockhart visited Mr Thos S Coop ers on Thursday night Cline Pope teacher Friendly Grove spent weekend with relatives at Middletown Mr Scott Shifflet and family have
Grimes Va Jan 23 School reopened after blizzard closures and impassable roads. Mail carrier Brannon held up four days by travel blockages. Charles B E McVay called home from Pennsylvania due to his ill son Cecil. Marie and Carrie Clear returned to Hill after two weeks with relatives in Middletown Strasburg and other upper Valley spots. Mrs W H Hamilton returned to Poplar Shade after weeks with kin in Berkeley County West Virginia. Little Miss Juanita Aleshire infant.
The Ford proposal to purchase the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant at Florence Alabama was placed in contract form today by Secretary Weeks. He said it would be sent to Congress for final action once signed by Henry Ford. Dinner T Hicks and wife returned to Willard Ohio after visiting his sisters in this city.
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