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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1920
Page
8
In a satirical tale from the Saturday Eye Post Hortense meets the free world at a Button Makers' Rally. She is hailed as comrade by long and short haired rebels and seduced by a poet with three wives. She yearns for her former conventional life amid radical talk and shocking plots.
The Hills Minstrels drew a good crowd at the Grand Theater in Trenton with a lively program of old fashioned minstrel humor and modern novelty. Stars included George Wilson and Rudy Willing with a strong supporting cast, plus a saxophone sextette and tap dancer Joe Marriott. The program featured Apple Blossom Time and That Philippine Dance, a Circus number, and The Princess of Malagassa concluding the show. The same act will return to Empire tomorrow night with a large advance sale already recorded.
Albins Virginia October 4 notes list Miss Capitola Noel returning to Washington after several weeks with Mr and Mrs Daniel W Lupton on North Washington Street. Miss Louise Harmer of Washington visits for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Harmer on West Cork Street. Also mentioned are Eva Bun Cutter of Leachburg visiting relatives and friends and W A Orndorff who is quite sick at his home. Charles Hyldebrandt of Baltimore and others are spending time with local parents Mr and Mrs Scott Fahnestock.
The fragmentary line hints at a moral proverb about heavenly aid not favoring certain men. No clear names places events or dates are readable to form a complete item.
The Studebaker Corporation of America announces price reductions on Special SIX Touring and Sedan models and the Big SIX Touring with specific dollar decreases. The note cites strong demand, full capacity operation, 15,000 employees, $75 million capital and surplus, and annual sales near $100 million, with aims to lower production costs through cheaper materials next year.
At a Scout meeting last Friday Maurice Grim J S Ritter Marshall Winkfield and Walter Bosserman received athletic medals won during the summer camp. After photos by C Fred Barr for this year’s Trail publication. The song service drew sixty five boys and the scout orchestra provided music. Thursday night will be at the cabin and the regular meeting is Friday at headquarters.
The Salvation Army announces a special meeting at 8 o clock to conclude the Harvest Festival. Public invitation follows with continued meetings Tuesday and Thursday at 8 o'clock.
A note on using small bags as heat protectors when removing hot potatoes from the oven. The bags shield hands from burns and prevent fines or mishaps during kitchen tasks.
Small 55 acre farm with a four room house located on Valley Pike. The land is described as fine limestone soil. Mr Edward Giles Jr returned to Washington this morning after spending several days in the area on business.
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