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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
6
The Shenandoah Valley A Cadets performed a drill before a large crowd last night at the rink. Cadets formed two squads and displayed trained maneuvers with praise from spectators. Tonight Raymond Maples the comedy cyclist and trick rider appears with special pageantry at the rink through Monday.
White Hall Virginia February 7 a flag raising is planned at Green Spring Sunnyside public school on February 1 4 beginning at 2 o clock. The program will include a speech by M Lynch and Commonwealth Attorney James P Reardon of Winchester. The school is large and led by Mr Frank Shipe in an old building that educated many locals. A crowd is anticipated and alumni may recall days past on the playground.
Frederick dispatch reports specifications for a steel fireproof abattoir to be built by Harry D. Bumgardner. The 97 by 160 foot structure will have concrete floors refrigerating and electric light plants and cost about ae 000. It will be managed by G O Snapp of Winchester, who sold property to his sister Maggie Bryant. Snapp’s family will remain in Frederick.
Miss Mary Emerson appears as Constance Pickahey in Louis Evan Shipman's southern romance On Parole a last winter New York production by Henry Miller's Company. The play moves through the Rebellion’s end with gunpowder hints and features General Randolph Pickney's daughter in a strong role. Nixon Zimmerman manage the production with original costumes. Event at Auditorium Thursday night February 13 at 6pm.
Gore, county. Four young ladies are to act as pallbearers tomorrow for the funeral of Sarah Bipabee Pugh the infant daughter of Ma and Mrs Upton Pugh of Gore who died after a brief illness aged one year and six months Survivors include her sister Clara and brother Arthur Friends meet at the house at 11 am and accompany the remains to Beth el Church where Rev W A Pearson of the Baptist Church will conduct services Interment follows in the nearby graveyard Sentiment runs high in the Gore vicinity for the bereaved family.
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