Hables Give Up Martinsburg Theater Lease
Messrs Hable Brothers of Winchester and Washington have relinquished their lease on the Central Opera House in Martinsburg. The lease has reportedly been taken over by Charles W Boyer, manager of the Academy of Music at Hagerstown and several other venues. The Hables also run the Auditorium in the city and operate theaters in Washington and other cities.
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Fearful Loss of Life on the Empress of Ireland
Montreal June 3 The latest list from the Canadian Pacific Railway shows a total of 969 persons perished in the wreck of the Empress of Ireland with 418 saved. The tabulation lists First Cabin 87 carried 55 lost 2 saved 55 lost and Second and Third Class 153 carried 868 saved 180 lost 688. Crew carried 432 saved 206 lost 226.
Attendees at Fort Loudoun Seminar Finals Listed for Fort Loudoun
Out of town guests attended the Fort Loudoun Seminar finals. Named individuals include Rev J A Thomas Amherst Va Mrs Arthur Bowle Mitchellville Md Mrs Helen Muncaster Gassaway Aliss Rosalie Gassaway Rockville Md Mrs Abbony R Walker Frostburg Md Miss Erimette Smith McDonagh Walbrook Md Miss Mary Wilson Hagerstown Md Mrs Stockham Baltimore Md Mr Raymond Eareekeen Baltimore Md Mrs G Pars Miller Miss Ila Jelks Baltimore Md Miss Trene Aldridge Mrs James Aldridge Miss Katherine Baylor Miss Julia Wynkoop Mrs A J Willis Charlestown W Va Mrs Scollay Bryarly Inwood W Va Miss Virginia Ginn Berryville Va Mrs Snell Miss Eliza Meade Harrisonburg Va Mr and Mrs David Meade White Post Miss Mary Wallace Buck Front Royal Va Miss Mary Rhodes Middletown Va and Miss Elizabeth Dailey Moorefield W Va.
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J. ‘A. Thomas
Amherst
Arthur Bowle
Mitchellville
Helen Muncaster Gassaway
Aliss Rosalie ‘Gassaway
Rockville
Abbony R. Walker
Frostburg
Erimette Smith
Mc Donagh
Walbrook
Mary Wilson
Hagerstown
Stockham
Snell
Eliza Meade
Harrisonburg
David Meade
White Post
Mary Wallace Buck
Front Royal
Mary Rhodes
Middletown
Elizabeth Dailey
Moorefield
W. Va
New Bank Officer Joins Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Mr H J E Guyer, formerly of this city and recently of Philadelphia, has been elected to officer rank by the bank’s board of directors and has begun his new duties. He has renewed many old acquaintances since returning to Winchester.
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H. J E. Guyer
Philadelphia
Farmers and Merchants National Bank i
S Board of Directors
Guyer
Winchester
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