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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
6
The census Bureau issued the government crop report at 2 PM detailing condition indices for winter wheat 90.03 barley not cited corn 84.04 oats 85.05 with figures shown for other grains and crops. The report reflects current agricultural health and yields across major staples.
The wedding of Miss Mabel Elizabeth Ford daughter of Mr Benjamin Ford of this city to Mr James Allen Diels was performed by Rev Edwin T Mowbray at the Methodist church parsonage in Hagerstown on Wednesday August 4. The couple will reside in this city.
The Winchester baseball team returned from Atlantic City after two losses to the Collegians. Friday’s 4 to 3 defeat and Saturday’s 8 to 1 loss featured Curly Brown scoring on an early error for Winchester. Johnson pitched well, fanning six with one walk. McInnes fanned five for the Collegians. Winchester committed five errors to the visitors’ two. The Hagerstown team plays here this afternoon.
A marriage license has been issued at the county clerk's office for John W. Weiman and Amanda G. Marshall daughter of Lemuel E. Marshall formerly of Shenandoah now of Frederick County.
The Empire shows a program of hand colored Pathe films including The Fairy Presents A Kind Heart A Brothers Ingratitude Sister Sent from Home A Love-Sick Barber and A Touch of Nature. A burglar story is billed along with two vaudeville acts by Van Goffe and a melody. Admission is 10c for adults and 5c for children.
The act features Vanfioire and Cetrely performing in two acts with double acrobatics feats of strength and hoop rolling. The appearance runs for the first three days this week with modern pictures and illustrations. Admission is 10 cents, with children priced accordingly. The Empire venue promises a cool cozy clean atmosphere.
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